In the beijing winter olympic countdown promotional video, Wang Xuyuan, director of the Hanshu Art Center of Shanghai Normal University, splashed ink and wrote "2022" and 15 different "winter" characters, the digital ink was like a snow mountain track, and the "winter" word sprinkled on the "track" was flexibly interpreted to the 15 sports of the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Today, some of Wang's works are on display at the Qingkong Habitat Art Museum in Xinqiao Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai. Referring to the above-mentioned Winter Olympics work "Winter Fifteenth", Wang Xuyuan said: "This group of works combines the structure of Chinese characters, calligraphic lines and oriental aesthetic implications, and integrates the essence of the Olympic spirit, Olympic culture and Chinese national culture to express the times. ”
Wang Xuyuan artwork. In addition to the annotations, the pictures in this article are all pictures of the surging news reporter Chen Yue
With the frequent appearance of the master's works, the cultural and creative vitality of the Qingkong Habitat Industrial Park has been continuously stimulated.
Strolling through the venue, the fiber art work "Snow in the North of Sai", the ceramic work "Lan Jing", "Water People's Home" creation manuscripts, etc. attracted attention, "The current exhibition has 9 major art works, with 56 artists from 14 countries such as the United States, Canada, Ukraine, Spain, Japan, south Korea, etc., and received Korean works "Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter" before the Spring Festival. Lin Lecheng, director of the Qingkong Habitat Art Museum, said that this year the museum is also preparing to launch the "From Lausanne to Beijing" fiber art biennale.
Qingkong Habitat Industrial Park. Courtesy of respondents
"Qing control" is actually the meaning of Tsinghua Holdings. Relying on the four colleges of Tsinghua University School of Architecture, School of Environment, Academy of Fine Arts and College of Civil Engineering and Hydraulic Engineering, Qingkong Habitat Group has established a discipline community and industrial cluster integrating interdisciplinary industry, education and research, and is also a composite scientific research practice platform for the discipline group of human settlements and environmental sciences of Tsinghua University, with six major industrial sectors of design, environment, engineering, cultural creation, science and technology, and finance.
Peng Haicheng, general manager of Qingkong Habitat Industrial Park, introduced that Qingkong Habitat is two-wheel drive of cultural creativity and science and technology innovation, and the industrial park is a cultural and creative master studio and art museum, and the second is an integrated circuit, biomedicine and intelligent manufacturing company mainly based on science and technology innovation enterprises. By building an ecosystem of "one platform, two fields, three chains integration" and integrating the scientific and technological advantages and cultural heritage of Tsinghua University, Qingkong Habitat Industrial Park will build Songjiang's first industrial park featuring "building technology + cultural creativity".
An exhibition at the Qingkong Habitat Art Museum
Exhibition at The Qingkong Habitat Art Museum
Relying on the teaching and talent resources of the Academy of Fine Arts of Tsinghua University, Qingkong Habitat has introduced various professional master studios. At present, it has signed a contract to enter Lin Lecheng (Fiber Art) Master Studio, Wang Jianzhong (Glass Porcelain Art) Master Studio, Zheng Shuyang (Interior Architecture Design) Master Studio, Tu Shan (Water Environment Design) Master Studio, Sultan (Environmental Construction Art) Master Studio, and has Lin Lecheng Fiber Art Exhibition Hall and Contemporary Art Exhibition Hall.
Professor Lin Lecheng (left) of the Academy of Fine Arts of Tsinghua University and Wang Xuyuan, director of the Hanshu Art Center of Shanghai Normal University (right), introduce the works.
Why did Master Studio choose to settle in Songjiang? Lin Lecheng said that Songjiang is the root of Shanghai, especially for fiber textiles has an important position. The famous cotton weaver Huang Daobo at the end of the Song Dynasty and the early Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Kerou, a silk craftsman of the Song Dynasty, were all from Songjiang, and Gu Xiu also originated in the Songjiang area of the Ming Dynasty, and the ancestral home of Lei Guiyuan, a famous modern arts and crafts artist in China, was also in Songjiang. "Contemporary art exhibitions are very common in Shanghai, but contemporary arts and crafts exhibitions are closely linked to the long history of Songjiang and the textile industry, and the dissemination is more supportive."
Wu Chaofeng, mayor of Xinqiao Town, believes that Songjiang is the source of the G60 science and technology innovation corridor in the Yangtze River Delta, and the new bridge is the starting station and bridgehead of the source area, which will be conducive to the development of the cultural and creative industry.
It is reported that the Qingkong Habitat Industrial Park covers an area of 117 mu (78,170 square meters), with a total construction area of nearly 156,000 square meters on the ground of the project, which is divided into three phases of development. The first phase of the 30,000-square-meter old factory renovation has been completed and put into use, of which the leasable area of office, research and development space is 22,000 square meters, the exhibition hall area is 8,000 square meters, and the enterprise occupancy rate will reach 92% by the end of 2021.
The second phase (south district) project, with a total area of 31,686 square meters, an above-ground construction area of 63,000 square meters and an underground construction area of 21,000 square meters, is expected to be delivered for operation at the end of June 2023. The third phase (part of the northern part) has an above-ground construction area of 55,000 square meters, and construction will begin in the second half of 2023 and is expected to be delivered and put into operation by the end of 2024.
"In the future, the second phase will be a more artistic park, with access to artworks in all spaces, both indoors and outdoors. The whole park will be an open park without walls, in addition to being used as an office space, it can also be used as a place for citizens to relax and relax. Peng Haicheng said.