Everything has a spirit, and children's paintings are interesting. In order to give full play to the public education function of the art museum and create a more comprehensive and high-quality aesthetic education space for the general public and young people, on the occasion of New Year's Day, the "Doll is Coming" children's art exhibition of the Noguchi Rural Aesthetics Museum in Hubei District was launched.
The exhibition is centered on children, exploring the children's whimsical inner world and feeling their whimsical ideas and childlike paintings. The works on display are diverse in a variety of forms, including paintings, handicrafts and pottery, and each piece is full of innocence and creativity, not only showcasing the imagination of the children, but also reflecting their unique understanding of rural life.
"I like to draw, I like to sketch what I see and think on paper. "The children used their young voices to tell about their creative inspiration and process, so that adults can re-realize the unique value of children's perspective.
"I am very happy to have such an art exhibition, which provides a platform for children to show their talents and experience a sense of accomplishment in their creation. Parents have said. A series of interactive activities, such as parent-child workshops and intangible cultural heritage experiences, were also planned on site, allowing children to broaden their horizons and improve their aesthetic literacy in a relaxed and happy atmosphere.
The success of the "Doll is Coming" children's art exhibition has not only injected new vitality into the construction of child-friendly villages, but also made more people aware of the important role of children in rural development. Yan Yu, the director of the Noguchi Rural Aesthetics Museum, said that the art exhibition allows rural children to be exposed to the most diverse aesthetic education. "I hope that more and more people will pay attention to supporting children's causes and create a better future for rural development. ”