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Students read the curator’s note while seeing each art work in the exhibition
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EMASI Nam Long

Students from Fulbright University visited NAF’s People, Victory and Life after the War exhibition at EMASI Nam Long. During the tour, NAF shared its views on using the exhibition as a learning process to help students and the public understand more about Vietnam’s art history and its social and political context. NAF encouraged students to establish a dialogue among different generations of artists, art lovers, and students.