Fine arts works will be displayed at an exhibition scheduled for mid-September at the Hanoi Museum.
At the launching
ceremony.
The one-month national applied fine arts exhibition, which
is held every five years, was launched in Hanoi on March 5.
Photos of the works, which
must be made over the past five years, will be sent to the organisation board
at the headquarters of the Department of Fine Arts, Photography and Exhibition
at 38 Cao Ba Quat, Ba Dinh, Hanoi, from June 22-30. The organisation board will
receive the real works in August.
Three sets of awards will be
given to the outstanding works in the categories of innovative designs,
decorations and applied products, each with a first, a second, two third and
four consolation prizes.
The exhibition aims to
promote the role of fine arts in daily life as well as in economic, cultural
and tourism development.
Contestants can search for more information at
www.ape.gov.vn.
Source: NDO
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