The British Council promotes innovative and diverse aspects of the UK arts including visual arts, architecture, design, dance, drama, music, film, literature and creative economy.
The world’s widest-reaching LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer) digital campaign returns for a fourth edition from 21 March - 1 April 2018.
As part of the British Council’s continuing support to the network of hubs in Vietnam, we are pleased to invite applications for our Small Grants for the Arts and Creativity.
The British Council in Vietnam is preparing to launch Heritage of Future Past (2018-2020), a Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth project under Culture and Development.
Bringing artistic talents from the UK to perform in Vietnam has always been a part of the British Council’s work to promote friendly knowledge and understanding.
The British Council in Vietnam is delighted to announce the Craft and Design Challenge Prize 2017 – a new initiative within our Crafting Futures programme.
A partnership project of the British Council, Leicester University and Hanoi Grapevine.
The British Council in Vietnam and Salon Saigon proudly present a workshop with British composer Michael Price who won an Emmy award
The British Council in collaboration with Kilomet 109 present PHIÊU, a multi-media exhibition exploring the relationship between traditional crafts and contemporary design.
This call is for the research residency of New For Old, a programme aiming at providing new opportunities for female artisans and makers in the craft sector within Southeast Asia.
The conference will connect creative hubs in Vietnam, the UK and the wider East Asia region.
