Amerindian Heritage Month promotes artistic talent

October 4, 2012 TIMES INT'L

The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs, at the corner of Quamina and Thomas streets in Georgetown, was artistically highlighted September 22 by children who came out in their numbers from various parts of the country, to paint their interpretation of Amerindian Heritage Month’s theme, ‘Embracing our Identity, Celebrating our Culture’ on its fence.

The colourful mural on the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs' fence — The colourful mural on the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs’ fence

Hand prints symbolising Guyana's diverse culture — Hand prints symbolising Guyana’s diverse culture

Talent is showcased in this painting of indigenous culture

The images chosen reflected the children’s cultural heritage, as colourful paintings of animals, forests and indigenous activities gave evidence of their talent and creativity that illustrated their homage for their rich culture.
This was just one of the many activities held for Amerindian Heritage Month 2012.

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