Project Manager, Artistic Director, Co-Curator.
Nổ Cái Bùm 2024, Da Nang & Hoi An, Vietnam.
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Nổ Cái Bùm 2024: Tập thể (dục) / Collectivity-in-(act)ion is co-organised by A Sông and MORUA in Đà Nẵng & Hội An, with support from of the Goethe Institute Ho Chi Minh City, Dogma Collection, Nguyen Art Foundation, Lèm Dì Dị, Symbioses, crowdfunding contributors, and many artists/collectives and local partners.
Co-Project Manager.
2023-2024, Nam Trà My, Quang Nam, Vietnam.
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Tô Đậm is a non-profit organization created to bring art closer to children in special regions through school painting, organizing creative classes, and making illustrated skill books for children. In the seventh season of Tô Đậm, Xuân Hạ and Lys Bùi collaborated as co-managers on the project, successfully organizing Tô Đậm the seventh season project at Long Mu School in Tra Nam Commune, Nam Tra My District, Quang Nam Province.
todam.vn
Co-organizer.
2022, Ho Chi Minh and Can Tho, Vietnam.
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Project Kết Dòng Phù Sa provides a platform for experts, environmental activists, artists and cultural practitioners to engage in multi-dimensional dialogue around the topic of climate change in the Mekong Delta region.
Facebook Page Ket Dong Phu Sa
Founder, Artistic Director.
2019-present, Da Nang - Quang Nam, Vietnam.
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Founded in 2019 in the Da Nang-Quang Nam, A Sông is an interdisciplinary collective of artists committed to nurturing a grassroots art community in Central Vietnam. By organizing and curating art events, A Sông emphasizes the symbiotic relationship between artistic expression and the non-art aspects of life. This approach situates the collective at the intersection of art, community development, and socio-environmental discourse.
Co-founder and Former Artistic Director.
2016-2019, Saigon, Vietnam
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Chaosdowntown Cháo, an art collective and art hostel established in Saigon, Vietnam, operated from early 2016 until 2019. Founded by artists Thanh (Nu) Mai and Xuân Hạ, Cháo was dedicated to fostering dialogue and creating a safe space for young and LGBTQ+ artists during its tenure.