The Dak Lak Literature and Arts Association recently inaugurated the aforementioned exhibition at the World Coffee Museum.

The exhibition showcases 39 selected works created recently by 11 artists. Using traditional delicate, soft, translucent silk, the artists vividly have portrayed the natural landscapes, people, cultural heritage, along with profound memories on this vast highland region.

Visitors have the opportunity to admire a collection of highly artistic alongside emotionally evocative works. Each piece offers a distinctive nuance and perspective on the Central Highlands. When viewed together, the artworks blend into a harmonious artistic narrative where people, nature, culture, together with highland memories interact and resonate with one another.

Artist demonstrating the silk painting process at the exhibition.

Beyond introducing the exquisite beauty of silk painting to the public, the “Highland Silk” exhibition honors the artists’ deep love combined with attachment to Dak Lak cultural identity, land, people. The event serves as a gathering for artists from Dak Lak along with various other provinces, including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City. This connection helps expand opportunities for artistic exchange, showcasing, while accelerating fine arts creation.

The exhibition runs until October 30th, 2026, at the World Coffee Museum (Buon Ma Thuot ward), promising to be an attractive cultural destination for both locals and tourists.

Translated by TRINH THUY