“Maison de Lumière – House of Light” Exhibition

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1. About The “Maison de Lumière – House of Light” Exhibition

Stepping away from the typical energetic vibe of a coastal city, the “Maison de Lumière – Ngôi nhà Ánh sáng” (House of Light) exhibition opens up a serene and highly sophisticated space for art appreciation. Hosted inside the historic and elegant colonial-style villa of the Revolutionary Traditional House, the event showcases nearly 100 precise replica masterpieces. This is not just an effort to diversify local tourism; it is a rare opportunity for art lovers to witness a brilliant intersection between the elite of global fine arts and the heritage of Indochina painting.

2. Information

Time: April 21 to May 25, 2026.
Location: Vung Tau Revolutionary Traditional House (No. 1 Ba Cu Street, Vung Tau Ward, HCMC).
Format: The artworks are beautifully printed and painted on canvas at a strict 1:1 scale compared to the original pieces

3. Experience Highlights

* A Visual Symphony of Masters: Visitors will be awe-struck walking among the greatest names in human history. The exhibition features the classic strokes of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, the impressionistic brilliance of Vincent van Gogh and Claude Monet, the groundbreaking forms of Pablo Picasso, and the magical lighting of Rembrandt.
Honoring Indochina Fine Arts: A deeply proud focal point of the exhibition is the section dedicated to Vietnamese painting masters. Placing the works of Mai Trung Thu, Le Pho, Nguyen Tuong Lan, and To Ngoc Van alongside international legends creates a compelling artistic dialogue that honors Vietnamese identity and soul.
Interactive Art Discovery: The exhibition ensures you aren’t left guessing. Every painting is accompanied by a modern QR code. With a simple scan on your smartphone, you can dive deep into the artist’s inner world and fully grasp the historical narrative behind each brushstroke.

A Unique Curatorial Vibe: The experience of admiring academic fine art inside a historic colonial-era architecture right by the ocean offers a uniquely relaxing, poetic, and healing atmosphere.