National fine arts museum creates space for children
The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum will open a new creative
space for children when kicking off its fine arts education programme on
May 21
The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum will open a new creative
space for children when kicking off its fine arts education programme on
May 21
The space, situated in a 70sq.m room on the third floor of the museum's main hall, has been designed and equipped for children aged 5-15. The room will be used by guest artists and museum guides to teach children about traditional and contemporary fine arts in Vietnam and around the world.
A series of activities including drawing, colouring and paper collage making are planned to be held in the creative space. Models for creative activities will include Vietnamese art work on display at the museum including Trai Cay Nam Bo (Southern Fruits), Co Tam Di Hoi (Ms Tam Goes to Festival), Pho Gia Ngu ( Gia Ngu street ) and Thieu Nu Ben Hoa Sen (Girl by Lotus).
Following its launch on Saturday (Cultural Diversity Day) the free access creative space will be opened on a daily basis at 66 Nguyen Thai Hoc street , Hanoi . /.
The space, situated in a 70sq.m room on the third floor of the museum's main hall, has been designed and equipped for children aged 5-15. The room will be used by guest artists and museum guides to teach children about traditional and contemporary fine arts in Vietnam and around the world.
A series of activities including drawing, colouring and paper collage making are planned to be held in the creative space. Models for creative activities will include Vietnamese art work on display at the museum including Trai Cay Nam Bo (Southern Fruits), Co Tam Di Hoi (Ms Tam Goes to Festival), Pho Gia Ngu ( Gia Ngu street ) and Thieu Nu Ben Hoa Sen (Girl by Lotus).
Following its launch on Saturday (Cultural Diversity Day) the free access creative space will be opened on a daily basis at 66 Nguyen Thai Hoc street , Hanoi . /.
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