RECYCLED ART EXHIBITION
POSSESSES
CULTURAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, VOLUNTARY
VALUES
We recycled “wastes” into stunning art works and meticulous handicrafts, which was displayed in our “1980s” ART EXHIBITION in Hanoi with over 3000 guests in 2 days and roughly 5600 USD in donations.
1980s RECYCLED ART EXHIBITION is dedicated geared towards the Vietnamese childhood recapture during State Subsidy Period – “Thời bao cấp” (1975 – 1986). The stunning handmade art works displayed on the exhibit are created by orphan children and young people in Hanoi. Whilst NGUOC’s members are millennials and living in peace and development, the exhibition contained the sympathy, respect and responsibility of the youngster to the nation we live in.
The exhibition title “1980s” has encapsulated authentically and lively the Vietnamese childhood under the subsidized economy.
Through recycled illustrations, not only can this retrospective exhibit engender a great nostalgia for the indelible days, but also provide a new perspective in this bygone era for community.
Enhancing the environmental, voluntary, art and cultural values, 1980s RECYCLED ART EXHIBITION hopefully appeal for donations from philanthropists and Vietnamese residents, which is the valuable gifts to the disadvantaged children – the orphans devoid of parents’ love and “normal” childhood.
CORE RECYCLED ART WORKS
EXPERIENCE ZONE
Directly play Vietnamese traditional games in 1980s. Winners will receive priceless gifts from NGUOC: Vietnamese traditional dry noodles (a favorite snack of Vietnamese children), flowers made of plastic straws, recycled marbles,…)
NGUOC’s volunteers wear 1980s clothing style and roleplay as 1980s children.
KIOT ZONE
1980s STREET BOOTHS
Display games, toys and ornaments of Vietnamese traditional holiday.
Display mode: recycled works organized on designed booths inspired by 1980s Vietnamese street scene. NGUOC’s members roleplay as street vendors and selling recycled items to gain donation for The Third Orphanage and Nursing Home Center.
RECYCLED PAINTINGS
1980s STYLE
Paintings and bookmarks illustrating 1980s life are drawn by NGUOC's volunteers and contributors.
Whilst NGUOC’s members are millennials and living in peace and development, these special paintings provide a new perspective in this bygone era for community, containing the sympathy, respect and responsibility of the youngster to the nation we live in.
FAMOUS QUOTES & MOTTOES
1980s STYLE
Nguoc team designs some illustrations of the famous quotes and mottoes in 1980s, which describes an intriguing aspect of Vietnamese people at that time.
THE GUESTS
experiences & feedbacks
NARRATIONS
1980s core art works
VOLUNTARY PROGRAM
Present donation gifts and share conventional stories with nurses, orphans and seniors of "The Third Orphanage and Nursing Home Center" - a true home for over 1000 disadvantaged people.
Organize workshops to teach the disadvantaged children to make recycled toy, stationery and products, which can help them in their daily life, education and work.
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behind the scene
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THe making of art works
~200 members
meeting
bonding
training
confession
discover how 100 "amateur artists" create stunning art works and meticulous handicrafts.
A CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR INNOVATION AND dynamism, INDICATING THE VIETNAMESE YOUTH'S MORALE.
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BÙI THÁI BẢO CHÂU
(CHOU CHOU)
#fashionista
#businesswoman
#koi
PHÍ QUỲNH ANH
(QUỲNH ANH SHYN)
#fashionista
#actress
#koi
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“I appreciate the righteous and lofty mission of NGUOC organization, which is the moving force behind my acceptance to become NGUOC’s Ambassador.
I will jointly disseminate the voluntary, cultural and environmental values with NGUOC’s programs with my greatest effort, and repose my trust on NGUOC’s future events.
Furthermore, NGUOC’s programs are the effective channels to encourage all my national and global fans, as well as Vietnamese youth, to take real actions in pursuit of social interests.
I would like to give a special thank to NGUOC’s organizers for creating such a meaningful organization, and providing me a golden opportunity to alleviate the orphans and seniors’ deprivations at The Third Orphanage and Nursing Center.
Hopefully, more philanthropists, sponsors and other young people can combine forces with NGUOC to create more positive changes for the common good, and set the scene for broader NGUOC’s impacts.
Best regards,
Bui Thai Bao Chau – Chou Chou”