College art exhibition showcases classical Chinese painting
By: By Lin Qi
College art exhibition showcases classical Chinese painting
Paintings in the classical Chinese style created by art students around the country are on display at the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts.[Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] BUZZ NOTE: This caption is identical to and applies to all images below.
A new exhibition has opened at the Art Museum of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing to offer a comprehensive overview of Chinese paintings created by students at colleges and universities nationwide.
Blooming: The Third National Fine Arts Exhibition of College Students , runs until Aug 2, and brings together nearly 300 paintings in the classical style that reflect social progress and concerns.
The exhibition, which features works by students from more than 100 colleges and universities, was first held in 2017 and hosted by the China Artists Association. The works fall into four thematic categories: New Visions of the Era, the Many Facets of Society, Cultural Lineage Behind Mountains and Waters, and Spiritual Resonance. Together, they form a multidimensional panorama of art and culture.
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I never tire of observing the magnificent Chinese art.
Some very impressive pieces.
Some students are very talented.
They sure are.
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