Da Nang exhibition showcases disabled kids’ paintings
Artworks created by children with disabilities, orphans and those with difficult circumstances in the central city of Da Nang are on display at an exhibition that opened in the locality on May 28.
A painting displayed at the exhibition (Source: //danangfantasticity.com)
Da Nang (VNA) – Artworkscreated by children with disabilities, orphans and those with difficultcircumstances in the central city of Da Nang are on display at an exhibitionthat opened in the locality on May 28.
The event is organised by theDa Nang Fine Arts Museum and the municipal centre for sponsoringdisabled and orphan children and the centre for providing social services.
As many 80 paintingsshowcased at the event reflect their love for the country, family and peace,and their aspiration for integrating into the community and having a betterlife.
Nguyen Thi Trinh, Vice Director of the museum, said the exhibition aims to discoverand develop the art talents among orphans and the disabled, thus helping them overcomedifficulties.
It also offers a chance for localchildren to increase exchanges and promote their creativeness, she added.
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A painting displayed at the exhibition (Source: //danangfantasticity.com) 
