This inspiring, independent, nonprofit gallery was founded by artists, giving other local artists the opportunity to display and develop their intriguing work. There's an excellent open-resource reading room with a great selection of contemporary art books. The gallery tends to shift location quite regularly, so check their website for updates.
San Art
Ho Chi Minh City
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