In 2011, British artist Richie Fawcett came to Vietnam with the main job of training bartenders in mixing skills. With knowledge of history, especially having been trained in Egyptian archaeology, combined with a talent for drawing, Richie used pencils and paper to sketch realistic and delicate images down to the smallest details of Ho Chi Minh City.
BARSON Twilight with guest artist Richie Fawcett (left) and Mr. Lars Kerfin (right) – General Manager of Le Méridien Saigon Hotel.
It’s been hidden right there in the heart of Saigon for over half a decade. On one end, neverending, city-wide construction is muffled and ironically
Floor-to-ceiling windows presents resplendent views of Da Nang’s city skyline adorned with black-out blinds featuring a painting by Saigon-based artist, Richie Fawcett, whose sketches of Vietnam’s
Launched by self-proclaimed ‘bartist’ Richie Fawcett (Bartender-Founder of Studio Saigon and former judge of the prestigious World’s 50 Best Bars Academy), The Cocktail Art of
Since relocating to Ho Chi Minh City in 2016, Franklin has developed a close friendship with English artist Richie Fawcett who’s become renowned for his
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