The organizers of the event are the creative enterprise TiredCity, the Vietnam Local Artist Group (VLAG) community in companionship with the Temple of Literature.

About 80 works of more than 75 young illustrators have been carefully selected to be displayed at the exhibition "Drawing The Dragons" located on the grounds of the National Special Monument of Temple of Literature.

Coming to the audience, audiences will immerse themselves in a variety of dragon stories inspired by legends, culture, movies, stories, and everyday life.

Some images are displayed at the painting exhibition 'Drawing a Dragon' at the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam. Photo: Baoquocte

Established in 2016, with the mission of bringing Vietnamese art and culture closer to the domestic and international audience, TiredCity has spread Vietnamese creativity through commercial collaboration with more than 300 artists, creating over 100,000 commercial products.

The organizers of the event are the creative enterprise TiredCity, the Vietnam Local Artist Group (VLAG) community in companionship with the Temple of Literature. Photo: VLAG

VLAG is an exchange and learning community that brings together a large number of artists, especially illustrators, and audiences who love art and creativity. VLAG currently has more than 125,000 members with large-scale drawing competitions and regular exchange activities.

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