About twenty students from Cetinje secondary schools will show their talent in plastic processing in the coming days in Prijestonica.
Namely, it is a three-day workshop for talented students of elementary and secondary schools in Cetinje, which, as part of the "Mediterranean Inspiration" project, started yesterday at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Cetinje.
"This time in Cetinje, we have a three-day workshop that involves the joint work of more than 20 students on plastic recycling and the creation of art objects and art objects from recycled raw materials."
It is a project implemented by the Ministry of Culture as part of the cooperation program with the international Ana Lind Foundation from Alexandria, which involves the participation of a large number of talented elementary school students, high school students and young people from several Montenegrin cities, i.e. from Bijelo Polje, Beran, Cetinje, Podgorica.
The adviser in that ministry, Boris Abramović, explains that young people, who were selected as special talents by their art teachers, will have the opportunity to try out some techniques and art disciplines that are not provided for in regular classes.
"This time in Cetinje, we have a three-day workshop that involves the joint work of more than 20 students on plastic recycling and the creation of art objects and art objects from recycled raw materials.
The results of the workshop will be presented on May 17 in Cetinje's Dvorski Park, while the project will be continued in Podgorica at the end of May," said Abramović.
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