Louis Vuitton Creative Website Encourages Young People To Participate In Art.

Famous French luxury brand LV (Louis Vuitton)

A breakthrough creative website REcreative has been launched to encourage young people to participate in contemporary art.

REcreative

The network was developed by young people who worked with Hayward Gallery, Royal College of Art, South London Gallery, British Tait and Yang Bai church gallery last year as part of LV's youth art project.

Aspiring artists can upload their works and share them on the web site of the "Projects" plate, where artists and critics are able to choose their favorite works.

If you are not ready to dedicate your soul, but want to know more about what makes the art world work, we can take a look at the "creative factory" plate, where you can visit the exhibition and engineering from the concept to the realization process.

In the "expert" section of the website, young people can walk behind the scenes to understand how people walk in the arts today, from technicians, heritage restorers and curators to designers and critics.

The "opportunity" section will be provided to those who work for the website, giving them the opportunity to visit artists' studios, discuss their work with the chief art experts, or get access to high-end art activities.

The "opportunity" plate features the best exhibitions and activities that can be selected by new visiting artists every month.

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The youth art program was launched in May 2010, and this is an unprecedented collaboration between LV and 5 top art schools in London.

A 3 year art and education program will provide young people with access to museum curators, curators, artists and collectors who shape contemporary British art. Contemporary British art is recognized as one of the most dynamic and successful art in the world.

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Eve Kasli, chairman and chief executive of the world, said: "we are very pleased to see that the peer led network model is developing and we can hardly wait to see the innovative projects that young people will create as the feedback they see and learn from the exchange and cooperation of young art projects."

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