Recently, Shenzhen has been wrapped in warm sunshine, and everyone just went out to visit the park to see the exhibition, living up to the good times. This week, the Shenzhen Grand Theatre launched the children's art drama "The Little Girl Who Sold Matches" and the "Lotus Award" dance drama "Zhu Ziqing", and Huabo Art Center brought "New Year Greeting · Enjoy reading the Forbidden City cultural and creative exhibition, let everyone see how the cultural relics of the Forbidden City approach thousands of households, in addition, do not miss a few exhibitions of printmaking, as well as the Nanshan Museum's "Open Way · Art Technology Experimental Field"... This edition of the ticket rush benefits are the Liaoning Ballet Malakhov version of "Swan Lake" at the Shenzhen Binhai Art Center and the "Beautiful Sunday" "Gu Yun Qin Zhen" folk music concert at the Shenzhen Concert Hall.
Invariably, three printmaking feasts fed the eyes
This week, Shenzhen ushered in a "printmaking feast". Printmaking is a genre of painting with a high degree of deep artistry. "Warm Winter Sun - Exhibition of Fine Prints from the Collection of the China Printmaking Museum" includes "Tribute to Joan Pratts" by Miró, one of the 20th century surrealist painters and one of the representative artists of Spain, and the abstract pictures reflect the emotions of freedom, ease and pleasure.
At the same time, the China Printmaking Museum's series of printmaking warp and latitude exhibitions, "Threesome: Exhibition of Printmaking Masterpieces", brought Wu Changjiang's lithographs, Jiang Lu's silkscreen prints, and Tan Ping's copperplate engravings. The "Printmaking 100 - 2020 Annual Collection Exhibition" that is being held at the Shenzhen Public Culture and Art Creation Center (Shenzhen Academy of Paintings) Art Museum invites Niu Wen, Yang Xianrang, Li Hongren, Chen Yuqiang, Guang Jun, Li Zhongxiang, Wei Qian, 7 well-known printmakers of the older generation in China, which is worth a look.
Creative, contemporary art exhibitions are trendy and accessible
Citizens who love contemporary art also enjoy a wealth of content. The Jupiter Museum of Art brings a solo exhibition by Huang Rui, a pioneer of Chinese contemporary art, "Huang Rui: An Artistic Life". Huang Rui is active at the forefront of Chinese contemporary art as an independent artist and art activist, and the Chinese avant-garde art group "Star Painting Society" that he co-founded has become an indelible mark in the development of Chinese contemporary art. This exhibition uses 6 rooms and 12 parts to fully present the creative context of Huang Rui, the godfather of contemporary art.
At the same time, OCT OCAT will hold a unique biennale at oct eco-square. The exhibition is called "Flying Machine", which we are more accustomed to calling "Boomerang". The exhibition invited 11 co-curators to propose a curatorial plan for each of the ten units. The exhibition focuses on how community residents in public places "intimately" participate in the "touch" of public art. Nearly 100 works by more than 70 artists/ groups of artists in a multi-media approach both raise questions and look to the future.
Shenzhen Evening News reporter Yang Hui