Children enjoyed admiring paintings, learning to draw, and receiving gifts on June 1st.

The "Colors of Love 3" exhibition, featuring 240 children's paintings, is on display at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association. On June 1st, children visiting the exhibition can learn to paint and receive meaningful gifts.

Children enjoyed admiring paintings and learning to draw on June 1st.

The "Colors of Love 3" exhibition will take place from May 29th to June 7th at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Association (Branch II) to celebrate International Children's Day on June 1st. It's a meeting place for innocent and authentic perspectives on the world around us from young artists.

Children visit and receive gifts at the exhibition. Photo: Organizing Committee.

240 unique artworks in diverse materials are on display: crayons, poster paints, compressed watercolors, acrylics, mixed media, crafts, colored pencils, black and white pencils, etc. The artworks are divided into three age groups: 4-7 years old, 8-11 years old, and 12-17 years old. In addition to the exhibition, the Quality Art Center organizes painting workshops for visiting children and gives them meaningful gifts.

Artist Vi Nguyen, head of the Quality Art Center, and children visit the exhibition. Photo: Organizing Committee.

Artist Vi Nguyen, head of the Quality Fine Arts Center and organizer of the exhibition, said that this year marks the third time the program has been held, featuring many creative and emotionally rich works.

Through each painting, viewers can sense the unique soul and personality of each child, from strong and individualistic to gentle and profound.

One of the winning artworks is on display at the exhibition. Photo: Organizing Committee.

With their innocent perspective, rich imagination, and ability to observe the world around them, the children present paintings with diverse content, revolving around family, school, nature, animals, friendship, homeland, country, and the pure dreams of childhood.

Parents bring their children to visit the exhibition. Photo: Organizing Committee.

Each artwork tells a story through color and lines. Unconstrained by stereotypes, the children are free to express their emotions, thoughts, and perspectives on the world through their own unique lens.

Children visiting the exhibition. Photo: Organizing Committee

Through each painting, viewers can sense the innocence, joy, curiosity , and genuine emotions that the children have poured into their artwork. Many paintings impress with their creative ideas, bold color combinations, and ability to express emotions far beyond their age.

The organizers presented gifts to the children at the exhibition. Photo: Organizing Committee.

On this occasion, the organizers also awarded 103 prizes to outstanding works, including 4 first prizes, 6 second prizes, 16 third prizes, 10 promising prizes, and 67 consolation prizes. The students received certificates, gifts, and art scholarships to encourage their passion for creativity.

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