As an exhibition aimed at art lovers and those interested in community culture, "Tram Cham" is considered a connecting station of 10 special artists from Tohe and Able Art Japan - a place where the audience can touch the vibrations, the multi-sensory art language, through interacting with the works, interacting with the artists, as well as with themselves.
Unlike other exhibitions, this is an opportunity for the audience to get closer to the unique worldview of autistic and disabled artists - people who find it difficult to express themselves and their desires in everyday life.
Exhibition space "Touch Station".
The exhibition "Touch Station" will run until April 3, 2022.
Each artist at the exhibition, regardless of whether they are Vietnamese or Japanese, has their own unique works and behind those impressive works are stories about joy, safe spaces, and their simple but inspiring lives, from which they project their own stories, so that we ourselves can realize our own messages.
Like seeds, if given enough sunlight, wind and nutrition, the seeds will sprout, grow leaves, produce flowers and fruits and give the best of themselves, every person when born, regardless of their physical condition, is a potential that longs to contribute their value. If placed in an environment with nurturing, nurturing and love, anyone can develop and contribute to life.
On the first day of opening, the exhibition attracted a large audience, especially children, to visit the artists' works and create their own works.
The Tram Cham exhibition is sponsored by the Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam, organized by Tohe Social Enterprise in collaboration with Able Art Japan, accompanied by Crossfield Japan and is currently open to the public at Union Hall, Complex 01 (Hanoi).
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Exhibition "Touch Station"
Time: 9:00 am - 8:30 pm (from March 26, 2022 to April 3, 2022)
Location: Union Hall, Complex 01, Lane 167 Tay Son, Dong Da, Hanoi
Free admission
