Red Net Moment April 16 news (correspondent Li Bingjing Hu Wanxuan photography She Weihao) On the afternoon of April 15, the establishment and unveiling ceremony of the "Red Art" Works Research and Innovation Center for College Students of Shonan University was held in the university's cultural and creative products laboratory.
The "Red Art" Works Research and Innovation Center for College Students of Shonan University is jointly built by the Youth League Committee of the university and the School of Fine Arts and Design, with the goal of inheriting red genes and relying on the red resources of Chenzhou, aiming to give full play to the characteristics and advantages of art majors, and to create and promote a number of ideological and political works with distinct themes, diverse forms and popular with students in a way that students like to hear.
At the inauguration ceremony, the red cultural creation team, the current political publicity creation team, the rural revitalization design team, and the cultural tourism product research and innovation team of the research and innovation center were also awarded.
It is reported that in recent years, the School of Fine Arts and Design of Shonan University has carried out exploration and practice closely around the three major areas of red theme creation, red cultural and creative product research and development, and rural revitalization, and has successively created red works such as "Half a Quilt" sculpture, "Chu Xin" series notebook, and "Chinese Women's Volleyball Team" illustrations, and achieved certain results. After the establishment of the "Red Art" Works Research and Innovation Center for College Students of Shonan University, it will focus on the creation of red culture, the creation of current political publicity, the design of rural revitalization, and the research and creation of cultural and tourism products, and is committed to promoting the innovation of ideological and political work methods and ways, and creating a new brand of ideological and political work in schools.