We are excited about representing as Vietnamese collection to discuss the responsibilities, challenges, risks, and alternative modes of public and private museums in the context of Southeast Asia and beyond. Although Post Vidai has been actively collecting, preserving and supporting Vietnamese contemporary art in the last 25 years, and we acknowledge the need of museum for contemporary art in the country, Post Vidai remains the decision not to have a space to display the collection to the public yet but find alternative ways to nurture the development of Vietnamese contemporary art.
Stream the video to learn more about PVD’s presentation and our colleagues in neighbouring countries such as Bellas Artes Projects (The Philippines), Singapore Art Museum (Singapore) and further in Europe the Glasgow International (Scotland) unpacking their institutions’ collaboration between the state and the private sectors.
