On April 12th, "Year after Year, Archives 2023 - The 3rd Shanghai Contemporary Emerging Printmaking Promotion (Jiading Station)" opened at Lu Yanshao Art Institute and Chenjiashan Park Lotus Enjoyment Art. Let's take a look↓
Organized by Liu Haisu Art Museum and Lu Yanshao Art Institute, this exhibition selects a total of 70 emerging prints, striving to recreate the true portrayal of the real situation of the Chinese people, taking realistic care and art intervention in society as its mission and responsibility, and using artistic actions to follow the revolutionary spirit and interpret the connotation of the new era.
It is understood that on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of China's emerging woodcut movement in 2021, Liu Haisu Art Museum will launch the "Year after Year, Archives - Shanghai Contemporary Emerging Printmaking Promotion", which pays tribute to the emerging woodcut printmaking movement through the cultivation of printmaking talents, academic research combing, display of excellent works, records of the creative process, and collection of artworks.
"This exhibition not only pays tribute to Mr. Lu Xun's contribution to China's emerging printmaking, but also pays tribute to the imprint of the times and the national spirit engraved by the emerging printmaking. Yu Zhenyu, director of Liu Haisu Art Museum, said.
Exhibition Hours:
Same day - May 12
Exhibition Venue:
Lu Yanshao Art Institute
(No. 358, East Street, Jiading District)
Chenjiashan Park, Juyuan New District, Lotus Enjoyment Art
(West of Liuhu intersection, Shengzhu Road, Jiading District)
【Selected Works】
Wu Guoqiang, "Downtown City", color woodcut, 53×80.7cm
Zhou Guobin, Shanghai No.19-2, silkscreen print, 240×400cm
Zhang Yuliang, "Car Scene", silkscreen print, 65×103cm
Sang Maolin, Who Are You, Woodblock, 30×44cm
Qian Gang, Songjiang Cloth Series: The Return of the Crossing, silkscreen print, 89×61.5cm
Shen Wenting, "Hui", color woodcut, 60×90cm
郭梦迪《局》铜板（美柔汀）49.3×39.5cm
Zhu Kecheng, Receptacle II, comprehensive print, 81×76cm
Wang Jiayi, Garden Dream N.1, lithograph, 66.5×94.5cm
Lu Zhuhui, Shang Yuan, Black and white woodcut, 180×180cm
Correspondent: Tang Chenxia Editor: Shen Yue