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Exhibition of 37 graduation works

HNN.VN - Being organized by Hue Museum of Fine Arts in coordination with University of Arts, Hue University, this exhibition opened on June 4, attracting many delegates, students and art enthusiasts to visit and enjoy.

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Students are awarded at the exhibition

The exhibition displays and introduces some selected works in a series of graduation projects of 37 authors who are students in the fields of painting, sculpture, graphic creation, multimedia creation and art pedagogy.

The works at the exhibition show the diversity of expression styles and artistic ideas. Besides the familiar materials such as oil paint, lacquer, silk, wood carving and composite, there are many new materials exploited such as truc chi graphics, metal sculpture, conceptual photography, video art, art installation…

The organizing board awarded prizes to 4 students, including Duong Nguyen Hoai Nam (multimedia creation), Le Van Hoi (sculpture), Phan Thi Mai Vy (art pedagogy) and Tran Quoc Duan (graphic design).

By Huu Phuc

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