Dang Duong Bang (1951) is a professor of nanotechnology in food safety at Polytechnic University, Denmark. However, he is better known to the public and European art lovers as a painter, "a person who skillfully blends tradition and modernity in contemporary Vietnamese fine arts" (Professor. Dr. John Kleinen, Vietnamese Art History researcher, Department of History, University of Amsterdam).
Living and working in Leiden (Netherlands) since 1990 and residing in Copenhagen (Denmark) since 1999, Dang Duong Bang has had 40 solo exhibitions in Copenhagen, Paris, Amsterdam, Leiden, London, New York, Tokyo, Seoul, Melbourne... More than 3,000 works have been created and belong to private collections in Denmark, England, France, Netherlands, Russia, Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia, Canada, and the United States.. Many of his works are in the collections of famous people such as Elton John or displayed in public spaces at the Gates Foundation (New York), Copenhagen University (Denmark), Odense University (Denmark), Den Danske Bank (Denmark), BRK Lyngby Art Foundation (Denmark)... In 2019, his first solo exhibition in Vietnam was held in the City of Ho Chi Minh - "Bến Mơ" (Destination of Dreams) with a “sold-out” record of 55 works in 4 weeks of exhibition.

Professor at Polytechnic University (Denmark), freelance artist in Denmark
· 1961-1964: studied painting at the private home of artist Nguyen Tien Chung.
· 1972-1974 studied professional fine-arts with artists Pham Viet Song, Nguyen Duc Nung, and Tran Dong Luong (Silk painting technique)
· 1974: Member of Hanoi Fine Arts Association
· 1972-1974: Participated in Spring and Phu Khanh painting exhibitions in Hanoi
· 1980-1985: solo exhibition in Melbourne (Australia), Copenhagen (Denmark), UNESCO gallery in Paris (France)
· 1997: Member of Leiden Fine Arts Association (Netherlands)
1990-2024: 40 solo exhibitions at galleries and art events in Denmark, Netherlands, France, USA, Japan, UK
In Vietnam
First solo exhibition in the homeland “Ben Mo” at Fritz Hansen House, Ho Chi Minh City
(2019)
First solo exhibition in Hanoi “Nocturne” at Gate Gate Gallery, Hanoi (2024)