The contest is open to children (under 15 years old) on a voluntary basis and is free of charge. Entries will be accepted from March 6 to May 10, 2024.
Sharing the reason why Miss Ngoc Han accepted to be a judge of the contest, she said that since she was a child she loved art, so when she accepted to be a judge of the contest and was immersed in the colorful paintings of the children, she felt like her childhood was coming back.
The Organizing Committee launched the 2024 "Dream House" children's painting contest (Photo: Organizing Committee).
In addition, Ngoc Han believes that the name of the contest conveys a very good message: for children, everyone needs to have their own dream home. In particular, this year's contest takes the theme of Green House, which carries many meaningful messages.
Nowadays, environmental protection is no longer a problem of a single country but has become urgent for all of humanity. Many countries in the world are implementing measures and efforts towards a green, sustainable environment.
Understanding the environment and educating children about environmental protection is extremely necessary. Through the world of painting and colors, children will inspire and spread a beneficial green lifestyle to the community.
Green houses can be understood as houses, green living spaces, energy saving, using suitable construction materials, applying reasonable technology, green utilities, environmentally friendly...
Miss Ngoc Han (middle) presents the award to the work that won the Special Prize of the first "Dream House" children's painting contest (Photo: Organizing Committee).
Green homes have the ability to respond and adapt to the environmental challenges we face, while reducing carbon emissions and contributing to the achievement of sustainable development goals.
The theme is not limited or imposed on the house that the children want. The contest allows them to express themselves freely, thereby having the ability to discover new themes.
Teacher and artist Huu Hanh - Head of the Jury of the Dream House Painting Contest 2023-2024 - shared that in the first season of the painting contest, he was very surprised to witness the enthusiasm and dedication of Miss Ngoc Han to the children.
Although the Organizing Committee had thoughtfully prepared gloves for the judges during the judging process, Miss Ngoc Han did not need to use them. She enthusiastically judged the contest from early morning to late at night, arranged the paintings for the Organizing Committee, cherished each work of the children, and was friendly and sociable with all members of the team.
According to the Organizing Committee, the contest is expected to be divided into 3 rounds: Receiving entries, Preliminary round and Final round: Round 1 - time to receive entries from March 6 to May 10; Round 2 - Preliminary round takes place from May 10 to May 15; Round 3 - Final round takes place from May 15 to May 20. The winning paintings will be selected for awards and exhibition, expected at the end of May 2024.
Each contestant can submit a maximum of 2 paintings (or can choose 1 of 2) in the following format: The first work is about My Green House (idea of your choice); the second work is about the Green South O Land (Hoa Hiep Nam Ward, Lien Chieu District, Da Nang).
The total prize value of the contest is up to more than 300 million VND (including cash and gifts).
The Dream House Painting Contest aims to raise children's awareness and actions on environmental protection; encourage them to enhance their thinking, practice green skills, green behavior, and promote a green lifestyle. Through the world of painting and colors, children will inspire and spread a beneficial green lifestyle to the community.
The significance of the contest is further expanded when the winning works will be exhibited and auctioned to raise funds to support children's activities organized by Vietnam Children's Magazine.
Miss Vietnam - Designer Ngoc Han has organized consecutive painting exhibitions: Meeting Dalat, Indochina Clouds, Ballet Girls, For the Windy Season, Dalat - the City of Art, Holding Hands in Time...
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