Traditional lantern art space for young people to take photos about lanterns – Photo: NVCC
It is the traditional lantern art space taking place at Parc Mall (Chanh Hung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City). The space is divided into many topics, associated with the Mid -Autumn Festival.
The topics include: Water – According to the water (Cancer Lantern, Carp Hoa Dragon); Thao – on green fields (mantis lanterns, butterflies …); Thien – under the moon shadow (the image of the full moon, Dai Long, carp …). All are associated with the Mid -Autumn Festival.
Lantern space with the theme of Thien- under the moon- Photo: Duy Le
Mr. Cao Danh (in charge of the exhibition) said the exhibition will be free from August 31 to October 8. Visitors to visit on Saturdays and Sundays will have a guide to speak.
In addition to the art of arranging and displaying traditional lanterns, the space also introduces the image of ancient lantern models such as Dai Long lanterns, dragon lanterns, mantis lanterns, horses of fire … combined with music effects from traditional musical instruments, helping viewers like returning to the old Mid -Autumn Festival memory.
Old photos and documents about lanterns were introduced at the exhibition – Photo: Duy Le
In addition, the space also arranges tables and chairs and walls for you to interact and take photos. Mr. Cao Danh said to bring the best experience for visitors, each only limit up to 50 guests.
Lanterns are decorated with lantern effects – Photo: NVCC
When you come to see the exhibition and take photos, you should not touch, move or write on display artifacts. When taking photos, keep the distance, stand in the right position, do not enter the display area.
But with this traditional lantern art space, Dung impressed with the giant lantern models designed very meticulously.
Carp lanterns are meticulously designed – Photo: Duy Le
“Many traditional lantern models such as carp, Cancer are associated with childhood, really sophisticated. From music to space, everything brings yourself emotions as being watching a story with many contexts such as fields, sky …”, Dung shared.
Traditional costumes help you have photos suitable for the exhibition space – Photo: NVCC
The space is decorated with traditional characteristics at the exhibition – Photo: Duy Le
The exhibition is open free. Visitors are encouraged to wear traditional costumes such as ao dai, Ba Ba shirt, four -body shirt … to fit the space.
