From July 21-28, 2018 at Binh Minh Gallery (No. 145/38C, Nguyen Thien Thuat, Ward 1, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City), an oil painting exhibition with the theme "Dear, Hanoi Street" was held, displaying and introducing 26 works by poet and painter Phan Vu sponsored by collector Truong Van Thuan.
Phan Vu, real name Tran Hong Hai, was born in 1926 in Hai Phong, grew up in Phuoc Ninh village, Hai Chau district, Danang City. When he was 20 years old, he joined the army in the South and did artistic work in the East and Southwest. In 1954, he moved to the North, and then worked for the Vietnamese feature film studio in Hanoi. He wrote plays, poetries, and directed movies. In 1972, he wrote the famous poem long "Dear, Hanoi Street", which was later excerpted and set to music by musician Phu Quang and became one of the best songs about Hanoi. After the country's reunification, Phan Vu returned to Saigon to work at Ho Chi Minh City Television Station. Since 1995, he has painted oil paintings and has exhibited many times at home and abroad.
At the exhibition, there are 26 paintings with oil paint, size 80x80 cm, including 15 works titled "Dear, Hanoi Street". The remaining works are self-portraits, portraits, landscapes and abstract paintings with contrasting colors as he once confided to the press "something like a bit of narrative tragedy with bright colors, contrasting, but with a deep level that creates a gentle sadness.”
According to Tourism Newspaper issued on July 24, 2018
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