2025-12-20 • Artisan Gallery, New York

A solo exhibition featuring a new series of large-scale paintings by Eleanor Vance. This exhibition showcases Vance's latest exploration of color theory and its emotional impact on viewers.\n\nThe collection features ten new works, each exploring different aspects of chromatic relationships. From subtle gradients to bold contrasts, the exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the emotional spectrum of color.\n\nJoin us for the opening reception on October 15th, where the artist will be present to discuss her creative process and the inspiration behind the works.\n\nThe exhibition will run until November 30, 2024, and includes a special artist talk on November 20th at 6 PM.

2026-01-10 • The Modern Art Institute

An intimate conversation with Eleanor Vance about her inspirations and techniques. This artist talk will explore how color serves as a universal language in her abstract expressionist works.\n\nVance will discuss her approach to color theory, the emotional resonance of different hues, and how she uses color to convey complex feelings and concepts without relying on representational imagery.\n\nThe event will include a brief presentation of her latest series, followed by a Q&A session where attendees can ask questions about her creative process, techniques, and artistic philosophy.\n\nLight refreshments will be provided following the talk.

2026-01-25 • Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts

An immersive photography exhibition celebrating Vietnam's rich cultural heritage through contemporary lens. This exhibition brings together works from emerging and established photographers who capture the essence of Vietnamese traditions, landscapes, and daily life. The exhibition features stunning visual narratives that bridge the past and present, showcasing how traditional culture continues to thrive in modern Vietnam. From ancient temples to bustling street markets, each photograph tells a unique story of cultural preservation and evolution. Join us for the opening reception where photographers will share their creative journeys and the stories behind their most compelling images. The exhibition includes interactive displays and multimedia presentations that provide deeper context to the cultural significance of each work. This event is part of our ongoing commitment to preserving and promoting Vietnamese cultural heritage through the arts.

2026-02-08 • Eco-Art Center, Ho Chi Minh City

An innovative exhibition by Dang Nguyen Anh Khoi that explores the harmonious integration of renewable energy with Vietnam's natural landscapes. This forward-thinking show presents artistic visions of sustainable development that respect and enhance the country's environmental and cultural heritage. The exhibition features stunning photography and mixed media installations that depict solar farms nestled in rice paddies, wind turbines along coastal regions, and hydroelectric projects that work in harmony with traditional agricultural practices. Khoi's work challenges the notion that technological progress must come at the expense of natural beauty, instead presenting a hopeful vision where green energy infrastructure becomes part of the landscape's aesthetic and cultural fabric. The exhibition includes educational components about Vietnam's renewable energy initiatives and workshops on sustainable living practices rooted in traditional Vietnamese wisdom.

2024-06-25 • Saigon Contemporary Art Space

A contemporary art exhibition exploring the intersection of traditional Vietnamese architecture and modern urban development. This thought-provoking show features works by emerging artists who challenge viewers to reconsider the role of cultural heritage in rapidly modernizing cities. The exhibition presents diverse artistic interpretations of iconic Vietnamese architectural elements - from French colonial buildings to traditional tube houses - and examines how these structures shape urban identity and collective memory. Through painting, photography, sculpture, and digital media, artists explore themes of preservation, transformation, and the tension between progress and tradition. The works invite dialogue about sustainable urban development that honors cultural heritage while embracing innovation. Join us for panel discussions with urban planners, architects, and cultural preservationists throughout the exhibition period.

2024-07-10 • Coastal Heritage Gallery, Da Nang

An evocative exhibition by photographer Cao Nguyen Vu, capturing the soul of Ly Son Island - a volcanic island paradise off Vietnam's central coast. This exhibition showcases the unique geological formations, pristine beaches, and rich maritime culture that make Ly Son a treasured natural and cultural heritage site. The collection features breathtaking aerial and landscape photography that reveals the island's dramatic volcanic terrain, crystal-clear waters, and the daily lives of fishing communities who have called this island home for generations. Visitors will discover the spiritual significance of Ly Son's ancient temples, the traditional garlic farming that sustains the local economy, and the vibrant festivals that celebrate the island's maritime heritage. The exhibition includes immersive video installations and soundscapes that transport viewers to this remote island paradise.

2024-08-15 • Cultural Heritage Center, Hanoi

A special exhibition featuring the works of Bui Viet Duc, exploring the spiritual and cultural awakening of Vietnam's highland regions. This exhibition presents a powerful collection of photographs and mixed media works that capture the essence of highland communities and their deep connection to the land. Through Duc's lens, viewers will experience the misty mountains, terraced rice fields, and vibrant ethnic minority cultures that define Vietnam's highland regions. Each piece reflects the artist's profound respect for traditional ways of life and the resilience of highland communities. The exhibition includes documentary photography, artistic interpretations, and personal narratives from highland residents, creating a multifaceted exploration of cultural identity and environmental stewardship. Special programming includes artist talks, traditional music performances, and workshops on highland cultural practices.

2025-12-15 • Oak Street Studios

A hands-on workshop for aspiring artists, led by Eleanor Vance. This workshop is designed for beginners who want to explore the world of abstract art and learn fundamental techniques for expressing themselves through non-representational forms.\n\nParticipants will learn about color theory, composition, texture, and the emotional language of abstract art. The workshop includes all materials and provides a safe, supportive environment for experimentation and creative growth.\n\nVance will share her journey as an abstract artist and provide personalized feedback on each participant's work. The day concludes with a group critique and discussion about next steps in the abstract art journey.\n\nSpace is limited to ensure personalized attention for each participant.