A September 18 workshop in Ho Chi Minh City, organized by the city’s University of Culture with the Vietnam Folk Arts Association and UNESCO’s Vietnam office, discussed arts education amid digital transformation and cultural-industry growth. Speakers said AI and technology are changing creation, production and distribution.
The report says students need technology, market, project-management, digital-content, copyright and professional-ethics skills. Participants called for links among the state, schools, businesses, creative communities and the market, building on Vietnamese cultural identity.