Maltas students participate IN the final event OF THE international visual art competition “artist Gederta Eliasa”

On Tuesday, April 23, at the Museum of History of History of Jelgava and the Museum of Art in Jelgava, a festive event was held for the winners and participants of the International visual art competition “artist Gederta Eliasa”. This competition also took place at Maltas secondary school students.
This year, the Jelgava municipality, in the international art competition announced by the music and art school, created works dedicated to the theme - “Silent nature.” Rural futures, displaying compositions created from various objects and fields. Children and young people aged 7-18 had the opportunity to express their skills in paintings, graphics, computer graphics and photographic techniques, creating an unprecedented art of art.
International jury, which was composed of professional artists: artist and teacher at the Alīta Art Gymnasium and Alīta College Arūnas Vaitkus (Lithuania), Ģ. Marie Kaupere, Deputy Director of the Museum of History and Art of Elias Jelgava, President of Jelgava artists' association Maris Brancis, painter and designer Uldis Zuters, artist Edgars Ameriks rated 850 pupils creative works from Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Belarus and Poland.
The Jelgava municipality's music and art school competition “artist Gederta Eliasa puzzle minot” was first held in 2018, marking the 130-year anniversary of the artist's Gedert Elias, and this year is a second graduate, contributing to the development of creative thinking of art schools and interest groups and gathering a surprisingly large number of leads.
Also, Maltas secondary school students and teachers took a long way to Jelgava to participate in this formal event. With great interest, pupils surveyed the museum of Gedert Elias Jelgava's history and art with its wide range of exhibitions. The paintings of the beautiful museum room artist Ģedert Elias. A special place in the museum was dedicated to the work of the international competition laureates, which pleased viewers with color, technique and material diversity. Children had the opportunity to know the performance of other schools, to get new ideas, to learn different techniques, to learn.
Maltas high school students enjoyed great pleasure and satisfaction that their works were welcomed and included in this exhibition. They also had the opportunity to make sure that any good drawing or good painting required a great deal of work.
In the painting of 7-9 years of age, the 2 nd place was acquired by Aigars ants (teacher Vita Kapostina-Tuče), the recognition was awarded by Elina Oļševska (teacher Vita Kapostina-Tuče).
In the painting of the 10-12-year-old group, Natalia Zinovyeva (teacher Antoņina Vasilieva), the sympathy prize from the “peppermint house” was won by Mark Tuch (teacher Rita Sinkavska), Artijs Suharevskis (teacher Antoņina Vasilieva), the sympathy prize from “caramel workshop” was won by Mara Kancāne (teacher Vita Kapostina-Tuče).
In the painting of 13-15 years of age, the 3 rd place was acquired by Vladislav Cherņavka (teacher Antoņina Vasilieva), the award was awarded by Lana Povareshchenkova (teacher Antoņina Vasilieva), the sympathy prize from “Anita strazda Sugar art” was won by Catherine Esmeralda Jermasvich (teacher Rita Sinkavska).
At the age of 10-12 years, the 3 rd place was won by Dennis Samohin (teacher Antoņina Vasilieva).
At the age of 13-15 years, the 3 rd place was acquired by Dagne Tuče (teacher Rita Sinkavska), a sympathy prize from “Chancellor” - lanai Povareshchenkova.
The winners of the competition, the winners of the sympathy and the participants, held a loving and affectionate event, which was enriched by students of the music and art school music department of Jelgava. And, of course, at the end, all the participants of the event were offered a taste.
We want to thank Maltas for high school director, Rēzekne District Council on support for the organisation of the trip. We also want to thank THE Maltas parish driver for this long journey.
Maltas secondary school visual art teacher Vita Kapostina-Tuče
Photo: Maltas secondary school visual art teacher Antoņina Vasilieva