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ARMENIAN CHILDREN RESPOND WARS PROCEEDING IN WORLD BY PAINTINGS
YEREVAN, AUGUST 4, NOYAN TAPAN. An exhibition of children's paintings
"Stop the War" opened in the Children's Creative Museum of Armenia
on August 4.
Paintings of 7-15 years old children concerning wars proceeding
in different countries of the world were presented at the
exhibition. Diplomates representing different countries were present
at the opening ceremony. Ambassador of Lebanon Gabriel Geara thanked
children for touching upon the war of Lebanon as well and said:
"We are not people of war and pray the God that there is peace in
Lebanon." Henrik Igitian, the Director of the Children's Creative
Museum of Armenia informed that the exhibition is the idea of pupils
of the National Center of Aesthetic Education. "Nobody led them, and
this is their attitude against war," he said. "Our children give a
drop of sense to grown-ups. This is their contribution in the affair
of stopping the war," H.Igitian said. Mr.
Igitian also informed that it is possible that the exhibition will
soon be presented in other countries as well. Paintings of Lebanese
Armenian children moved to Armenia because of the war are also
presented at the exhibition.
YEREVAN, AUGUST 4, NOYAN TAPAN. An exhibition of children's paintings
"Stop the War" opened in the Children's Creative Museum of Armenia
on August 4.
Paintings of 7-15 years old children concerning wars proceeding
in different countries of the world were presented at the
exhibition. Diplomates representing different countries were present
at the opening ceremony. Ambassador of Lebanon Gabriel Geara thanked
children for touching upon the war of Lebanon as well and said:
"We are not people of war and pray the God that there is peace in
Lebanon." Henrik Igitian, the Director of the Children's Creative
Museum of Armenia informed that the exhibition is the idea of pupils
of the National Center of Aesthetic Education. "Nobody led them, and
this is their attitude against war," he said. "Our children give a
drop of sense to grown-ups. This is their contribution in the affair
of stopping the war," H.Igitian said. Mr.
Igitian also informed that it is possible that the exhibition will
soon be presented in other countries as well. Paintings of Lebanese
Armenian children moved to Armenia because of the war are also
presented at the exhibition.