Talk Show & Art Exhibition: The journey of nurturing passion through every stroke

Taking place for 5 days from May 16 to 20 on the 1st floor of Landmark 72 building, the Greensum Hanoi student painting exhibition attracted more than 1,000 visitors, leaving many deep impressions on the artistic quality, educational value and creative inspiration for the young generation.

Nearly 300 works are on display

The opening ceremony of the exhibition took place solemnly at 7:00 p.m. on May 16, chaired by Ms. Jung In Young - Director of Greensum Hanoi Fine Arts Academy with the participation of many representatives from domestic and internationaleducational and art organizations. Including Mr. Song Jong Ha - Director of Aon Vina Company, Ms. Lee Ji Hee - Director of MiaArt, Mr. Patrick - Principal of RGSV International School, Ms. Nguyen Thi Van Trang - Principal of Ngoi Sao Hoang Mai School, Mr. Daniel Hwang - representative of True North School, Ms. Van Vi, Ms. Pham Ngoc Diep - Co-founder of The Muse Artspace, Ms. Tran Phuong Mai - Director of MAI Gallery, Painter Nguyen Tuan Dung, Mr. Han Sung Jae - Director of Design 2.1 Consulting Company, Ms. Ryu Mi Ra - Director of Chungdahm Hanoi English Center

The art exhibition with the theme “Every painting is a story” displayed nearly 300 works from students aged 6 to 17, along with portfolio works of former students who were admitted to prestigious art universities around the world .

The genres on display range from hand-drawn paintings, paintings combining a variety of materials, to models, showing the flexibility and richness in the way children approach art.

Besides the works of young students, the portfolios of former students preparing for their study abroad journey are a testament to their serious and professional artistic development path right from their school days.

Talk Show: Art Education from Many Dimensions

The highlight of the exhibition is the Talk Show with the theme “How far have we learned about art education?”, taking place on the morning of May 18. The event brought together leading experts such as painter Nguyen Tuan Dung, lecturer at Vietnam University of Fine Arts Vu Dinh Tuan, Ms. Duong Thu Hang - Founder of Hanoistudio Gallery, Ms. Jung In Young - Director of Greensum Hanoi Academy of Fine Arts.

Here, the speakers gave insightful perspectives on the role of fine arts in modern education, and changes in parents' and society's thinking towards this field of study.

A notable point was the live sharing from Greensum Hanoi alumni, who are currently and will be studying at SAIC, Lasalle, RISD, PARSONS, Illinois Tech. Stories about the learning process, building portfolios, preparing study abroad documents and overcoming the pressure of entrance exams strongly inspired many parents and students present at the event.

When art is no longer a “secondary” option

For many years, art education has not been recognized as important, largely due to concerns about stability and future career possibilities. However, this exhibition and Talk Show is an affirmation that art is not only a career path but also a way to nurture the thinking, emotions and personality of each individual.

One parent who attended shared: “After listening to the alumni talk, I realized I needed to change my way of thinking. Studying art is not simply about drawing beautifully, but a journey to train creative thinking and responsibility for passion.”

Multi-sensory art experience space

In addition to the display and exchange areas, the exhibition also organizes many art experience activities such as marbling watermarking workshops and coding programming. The workshop area is always bustling with the excitement of children and parents who are holding a brush for the first time.

In particular, a 1:1 personal consultation corner has also been carefully prepared by the organizers, with a team of teachers and experts from Greensum. Here, visitors can receive detailed advice on a systematic art learning path, choose a class suitable for their age, or build a strategy for exam preparation and scholarship hunting for majors such as graphic design, architecture, animation, etc.

Although the exhibition officially closed on May 20, the echoes that the program left behind will last long. It is the change in perception of fine arts. It is the belief of parents when witnessing their children grow up through each painting. And it is also a strong encouragement for young children who are just starting to have a passion, now having more motivation to start their own artistic journey.

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Source: https://tienphong.vn/talk-show-trien-lam-my-thuat-hanh-trinh-nuoi-duong-dam-me-qua-tung-net-ve-post1745792.tpo