(Dan Tri) – To celebrate 70 the year of the liberation of the Capital, this morning, more than 2.600 Hanoi students participated in an art exhibition with hundreds of paintings, photos, models, clips...
70 paintings were selected from more than 500 works to be auctioned for charity (Photo: M. Ha).
The art exhibition “Hanoi, a thousand years of heroic culture – City for peace” was organized by Hanoi Star School on the occasion of the anniversary of the liberation of the capital (10/10). The artworks participating in the exhibition were created by students from 1 to 9.
With more than 500 paintings, nearly 100 photos, 20 clips and more than 20 models, related to the theme of Hanoi, displayed in the school yard. Through it, students send their love, passion and meaningful messages.
In particular, the impressive highlight of the exhibition is the 30m long work “The Road of Paintings: Hanoi – Capital of a Thousand Years of Culture and Heroes – City for Peace” with the joint creation of teachers and students of the whole school.
"The Painting Road" was made by all students and teachers of the school (Photo: Thanh Huyen).
Besides the paintings, many models, videos, etc., were meticulously and eye-catchingly made by students. The corners of old streets, historical sites, through the perspective of young artists, architects, and filmmakers, are very vivid and lovely. All express love for the homeland, pride in the heroic tradition and the dream of building the capital Hanoi to be more and more beautiful and prosperous.
Sharing about the Long Bien Bridge model, student Nguyen Ngoc Khanh An, class 2A0, said that the miniature bridge model was made by him and his parents from colorful wooden popsicle sticks. The popsicle sticks were cleverly arranged, recreating the typical bridge with railings and many spans.
“I used bright colors to bring a joyful, youthful feeling to the century-old bridge,” Khanh An shared.
With the work Chuong Duong Bridge, the group of students in class 4A7 said that after researching and implementing this bridge model, they learned a lot of 4th grade math knowledge such as: acute angles, obtuse angles, right angles, flat angles...
The work "Thang Long Bridge" attracts many students' attention (Photo: My Ha).
Also on the main exhibition day, the school announced the results of the auction of students' paintings to raise funds for charity.
The auction was organized in a “digital” format. Of the more than 500 paintings submitted by students over the past few days, 70 paintings that the school rated the highest were selected to participate in the auction.
After being converted into data form through photos, 70 paintings were posted on the school's information channel for online auction.
Each auctioned painting will have at least 50% of its value donated to support disadvantaged children. disadvantaged at Support Center No. 3, Hanoi.
This is an activity to spread and share love, continuing the volunteer journey that the school has maintained for more than 13 years of establishment and development through programs for the community and society.
After digitization, the paintings will be stored in the online image library at the school's information channels.
Artwork "Long Bien Bridge" (Photo: My Ha).
Not only stopping at displaying artistic works, the exhibition also brings other meaningful activities such as: information stations, booths to learn about the historic Liberation Day of the Capital, explore the unique cultural features of Hanoi, experience making products with unique features of Hanoi...
After the main exhibition day today (10/10), the works will continue to be displayed until the end of 11/10.
At the exhibition this morning, the school awarded prizes to students participating in writing, drawing, and model creation competitions such as: Hanoi in my eyes; Hanoi Moments; Model creation of Hanoi, a thousand years of culture and heroism...
The program also integrates teaching elegant lifestyle to Hanoi students (Photo: Th. Huyen).
Ms. Khuat Thi Thanh Nhan, Principal of the school, said that the paintings, models, short films, and articles created by students are a way to thank and express gratitude to the generations of ancestors who sacrificed their blood and bones to create Hanoi today.
Through the exhibition, the school hopes to help students remember and understand the meaning of the Capital Liberation Day, and love and be proud of Hanoi, a thousand years of culture.
The program was prepared by the school after nearly a month, and integrated with the teaching of the Civilized and Elegant Lifestyle Education Document Set for Hanoi students, to encourage students to develop their artistic creativity.
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