A painting on the wall that Ms. H.'s group painted with the people's consent - Photo: DN
Regarding the case of an artist who organized graffiti painting on a house, despite the homeowner's consent, the ward still fined him 2 million VND and asked him to restore the status quo... the leader of Ngu Hanh Son district shared with Tuoi Tre Online .
Will invite the Department of Culture and Sports of Da Nang to appraise
Mr. Ta Tu Binh, vice chairman of Ngu Hanh Son District People's Committee, said that according to the law, the ward's fine of the painter was correct.
"I went to the field and found that besides the beautiful paintings, there were paintings with inappropriate content such as drawings of ghostly arms and faces, dark colors...", Mr. Binh said.
Regarding whether to keep the drawings or not, Mr. Binh said the district will invite the Department of Culture and Sports of Da Nang to come down and appraise the drawings.
"If any painting is beautiful, suitable and has the consent of the homeowner and residents in the residential area, it will be kept. For inappropriate paintings, we will request their removal," said Mr. Binh.
Mr. Binh also said that this area has many tenants, not homeowners.
If after the painting is appraised, the homeowner wants to keep the painting on the wall, there must be a commitment to confirm agreement to keep the painting, to avoid future complaints.
Mr. Binh said that even though he painted on his house wall, when it causes public outrage, the government must intervene.
An unfinished house - Photo: DOAN NHAN
"The government and state agencies will support and guide all citizens and organizations to carry out activities in accordance with the law, satisfying their joy, passion, and talent while serving the community, in harmony and in accordance with the landscape," said Mr. Binh.
A painting received feedback from some residents although the homeowner thought it was very beautiful and wanted to keep it - Photo: TH
Hope to keep the appropriate painting
Ms. H., the organizer of graffiti painting on the walls of local houses, said that she and her husband established the Nam Jam mural project, inviting artists with the same passion for mural painting from home and abroad to paint in the houses of local people in the area where they live.
"I just think it's simple, as long as the homeowner agrees, the painting is not offensive. Our goal is just to bring bright colors to the residential area," said Ms. H.
One of the paintings drawn by the group of artists - Photo: DOAN NHAN
Before the decision to fine her 2 million VND for violating public order and requiring her to restore the walls to their original state, Ms. H. said she agreed to be fined for not asking for permission.
However, she hopes to keep the appropriate paintings because they are the work and dedication of many artists. Paintings with dark colors and inappropriate content will be deleted.
Speaking with Tuoi Tre Online , a leader of the Department of Culture and Sports of Da Nang City said the ward's punishment was appropriate.
"Regarding whether to keep the painting or not, the department will review with the district to consider and come up with a more satisfactory solution," he said.
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