Artists Republica

Tân Đông Hiệp · Ho Chi Minh City

Where street culture, contemporary art, traditional craft and political expression meet

Artists Republica is an exciting new gallery space in Ho Chi Minh City dedicated to cross-cultural exchange in street art, new-wave contemporary art, and craft. It brings together the energy of Western street-art movements with the rich traditions of Vietnamese and wider Eastern political, craft and public art practices — creating a space that challenges conventional gallery culture and explores new ways for art to engage with public life in public space.

Where
Tân Đông Hiệp, Ho Chi Minh City
Working in
Street art · Contemporary · Craft
Programme
Tours · Residencies · Salon · Exhibitions
Selling
Originals and signed editions
Bunny Girl on yellow by Pure Evil — a portrait with the artist’s signature dripping eye.
Lunar Fox by Ernesto Yerena Montejano — a fox and moon in cut, layered colour.
Pasted overLunar Fox, 2019Ernesto Yerena Montejano · signed, edition of 300Take the torn corner and pull it back.

What happens here

Based in Tân Đông Hiệp, Artists Republica will host street-art tours, resident Vietnamese and international artists, an art salon including artist talks and workshops, alongside an evolving programme of exhibitions and collaborations.

  • Street-art tours

    Out into the city, to the work where it actually lives.

  • Resident artists

    Vietnamese and international artists, in residence at the gallery.

  • The art salon

    Artist talks and workshops, held in the space.

  • Exhibitions & collaborations

    An evolving programme, not a fixed calendar.

A key part of the gallery’s vision is to initiate new collaborations on the walls of Ho Chi Minh City, bringing traditional Vietnamese arts into dialogue with international street art to create bold, unexpected and unique works.

Prints

The gallery will also offer original prints, alongside a carefully selected range of prints by notable artists from around the world.

Queen of Broken Hearts by Copyright, pink and purple two-colour screen print.
Queen of Broken Hearts (Pink–Purple)Copyright · 2-colour screen print, edition of 33
Day of the Dead Gold Skull by Shepard Fairey and Ernesto Yerena.
Day of the Dead — Gold SkullShepard Fairey × Ernesto Yerena · signed by both, edition of 75
Peace Girl by Icy & Sot — a stencilled figure, screen print.
Peace GirlIcy & Sot · screenprint and stencil, edition of 100
Riot Here Riot Now poster print by Carrie Reichardt.
Riot Here Riot NowCarrie Reichardt · signed artist’s proof, embossed

Works shown are from the Artists Republica collection. Titles, editions and media are as recorded in the gallery’s own listings. The full shop follows this page.

The space itself

Surrounded by gardens, plants, sculpture and curious objects, Artists Republica is designed as a welcoming, vibrant and informal creative environment. Its opening nights will be lively social occasions, with a friendly atmosphere and a knowledgeable, professional team creating an inviting experience for artists, collectors and visitors alike.