"Colors speak": an exhibition of paintings by children with special needs opened in Minsk 13:00, December 3rd
13:00, 3 December
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A unique exhibition "Colors speak" has opened in Minsk, where the main artists were children with special needs. The exhibition dedicated to the International Day of the Disabled began its work on December 1 at the University of Culture Gallery and will become a highlight of the international project "Strong in Spirit".
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The project is being implemented by the Belarusian and Russian Peace Funds with the support of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Belarus. The exhibition features 48 paintings, 39 of which were created by pupils of social boarding schools, and nine works belong to the brush of famous artists participating in the project.
The opening ceremony was attended by Metropolitan Veniamin of Minsk and Zaslavl, Patriarchal Exarch of All Belarus. He noted the deep meaning inherent in the name of the project. "It takes perseverance, patience, and fortitude to paint, see the beauty of the world, and present it in an unusual but accessible format. This exhibition inspires every visitor to reveal their talents," His Eminence emphasized.
The exhibition will run until December 14th. As part of the project, a special messenger channel has also been created where you can find the stories of participants and learn about the process of creating submitted works. This allows you to dive deeper into the world of the authors and understand the meaning they put into their work.
