Blessed are the citizens who love the art of calligraphy and painting photography! Chongqing has one more good place to see the exhibition. On January 25th, the Dadukou District Art Museum began trial operation, and the exhibition of calligraphy and painting photography works in Sichuan and Chongqing was officially launched, and the exhibition will be open to the public free of charge from now until mid-March.
What's the show? What are the highlights of the museum? Upstream journalists take you on an inquiry.
More than 230 works invite you to visit for free
On the morning of January 25, the reporter walked into the Dadukou District Art Museum, and there were constantly citizens coming to see the exhibition. The "Chengyudi Bashu Love" Sichuan-Chongqing Ten Places Calligraphy and Painting Photography Joint Exhibition exhibited more than 230 fine works of calligraphy and painting photography from the China Academy of Art, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, Chongqing Municipal Mass Art Museum, Sichuan Provincial Cultural Center, Chongqing Art Museum and Sichuan-Chongqing Ten Places, including more than 80 works from Sichuan.
The reporter saw that among the works in the exhibition, there are both various calligraphy works, as well as paintings on the theme of landscapes and figures, all of which are from bayu famous artists, which fully show their humanistic feelings and artistic skills, including the works of Yang Biwei, a member of the China Artists Association, "Autumn Twilight on the Ridge", the work of Pang Maokun, president of the Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, "Miao Girl", the work of Jian Wenbo, chairman of the Dadukou District Artists Association, "Autumn Colors and Fragrances", and the calligraphy works of Yu Tao, vice chairman of the Meishan Book Association in Sichuan Province.
▲The work "Autumn Twilight on the Ridge"
▲The work "Miao Girl"
At the same time, the reporter saw that the photographic works exhibited on the spot were rich in content, including character style, folk customs, urban construction, etc., which had a great visual impact.
▲Chengdu Cultural Center selected the photography work "The Night of The Child"
The first exhibition of the painted panda art exhibition in Chongqing
It is worth mentioning that in order to bring creative visual arts experience to the public, "HELLO, WORLD!" "The Chinese Painted Panda Art Touring Exhibition was also unveiled today. The exhibition revolves around the "panda theme", combining the image of the panda with the art of painting, which fully demonstrates the characteristics of regional culture.
According to the relevant person in charge of the Dadukou District Art Museum, this is the first exhibition of the painted panda art tour exhibition in Chongqing, which will last from now until February 25.
"The exhibition is held to strengthen cultural exchange activities between Sichuan and Chongqing and help build the Bashu Cultural Tourism Corridor." Zheng Qichao, director of the Dadukou District Cultural Center, told reporters that the establishment of the Dadukou District Art Museum is conducive to further prospering the cultural undertakings of Dadukou District, bringing together more and higher quality art resources, and empowering the construction of the Yangtze River Culture and Art Bay Area.
There are exhibitions, tea ceremonies, and concerts
In addition, the reporter learned that the construction area of the Art Museum in Dadukou District is about 2,000 square meters, of which 500 square meters are planned exhibition halls. On the first floor, there is an art exhibition hall, a digital studio, and a reception room. The second floor is divided into a permanent exhibition hall, a thematic exhibition hall, a painting creation room, a calligraphy studio, a photography studio, an art studio, and a constant temperature collection room. The rooftop on the third floor has created a new space for the Tea Art Culture Branch, and will create a brand of weekend open-air concert events.
The Dadukou District Art Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Mondays, except holidays and special circumstances), and is open from 9:00 to 17:00 every day, and the public can visit for free.
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