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INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S EXHIBITION OF FINE ARTS IN CZECHIA
AZG DAILY #33
25-02-2011
The International Children's Exhibition of Fine Arts Lidice is
organized to commemorate the children from the Czech village of Lidice
who were murdered by the German Nazis in 1942. Every year children from
dozens of countries of all continents participate in the exhibition,
well known in Czechia as well as all over the world.
The closing date for accepting entries for this year's edition is 15
March 2011.
With the support of the Czech Commission for UNESCO, the 39th edition
of the competition was assigned the theme THAT IS WHERE I LIVE,
THAT IS ME. The theme can be interpreted in a wide variety of ways,
in terms of culture, architecture, monuments, history and natural
features of the relevant country, including social and family life.
Armenian secondary and art schools, as well as arts and education
centers can also participate in the exhibition.
ICEFA Lidice is a one round competition for children 4 to 16 years
for all types of schools and organisations working with children
- nursery schools, primary schools, primary art schools, special
schools, leisure-time centres of children and youth, children's houses,
multi-year grammar schools and other secondary schools. Individuals
can participate as well. The expert panel of judges consisting of art
teachers and visual artists selects circa 1,200 works for exhibition.
The works are awarded Honourable Mentions and the best of them obtain
"Rose of Lidice" medals.
For more information visit www.mdvv-lidice.cz or write to "Orer"
Armenian European magazine's email address at: [email protected].
From: A. Papazian
AZG DAILY #33
25-02-2011
The International Children's Exhibition of Fine Arts Lidice is
organized to commemorate the children from the Czech village of Lidice
who were murdered by the German Nazis in 1942. Every year children from
dozens of countries of all continents participate in the exhibition,
well known in Czechia as well as all over the world.
The closing date for accepting entries for this year's edition is 15
March 2011.
With the support of the Czech Commission for UNESCO, the 39th edition
of the competition was assigned the theme THAT IS WHERE I LIVE,
THAT IS ME. The theme can be interpreted in a wide variety of ways,
in terms of culture, architecture, monuments, history and natural
features of the relevant country, including social and family life.
Armenian secondary and art schools, as well as arts and education
centers can also participate in the exhibition.
ICEFA Lidice is a one round competition for children 4 to 16 years
for all types of schools and organisations working with children
- nursery schools, primary schools, primary art schools, special
schools, leisure-time centres of children and youth, children's houses,
multi-year grammar schools and other secondary schools. Individuals
can participate as well. The expert panel of judges consisting of art
teachers and visual artists selects circa 1,200 works for exhibition.
The works are awarded Honourable Mentions and the best of them obtain
"Rose of Lidice" medals.
For more information visit www.mdvv-lidice.cz or write to "Orer"
Armenian European magazine's email address at: [email protected].
From: A. Papazian