"Chinese Scenery - Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong Art Exhibition" has been very popular since it was exhibited at the China Art Museum at the beginning of the year, and the art education activities combining museums and schools were also launched during the May Day holiday, with a total audience of more than 420,000 people. Today is the original closing date, and the museum announced that the exhibition will be extended to May 20.
This holiday, many citizens walked into the China Art Museum to find the unique charm of "Chinese-style scenery". Inspired by Lin Fengmian's work "Calamity", the museum has innovatively changed the floor decoration on the big steps of the South Square, so that visitors can be infected by the vitality of the bloom as soon as they enter the museum. ”
"Chinese Landscapes: Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong's Art Exhibition" is the first large-scale exhibition to comprehensively review the achievements of the two masters, focusing on the fine works of state-owned art institutions in Shanghai, and gathering the precious collections of major art institutions in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong and Zhejiang.
In the 0-meter multi-functional hall, Wang Di, associate professor of the Academy of Fine Arts of China Normal University, is giving a lecture on the theme of appreciation, "The paintings of Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong have also got a lot of inspiration from the children, so you are learning from each other, looking first, observing first, imagining the closest thing to your life, you can understand the theme, color and ......" This is the art education activity of the museum-school combination carried out by the China Art Museum in conjunction with universities and primary and secondary schools.
When university professors walked into the art museum to teach children, Professor Qian Chuxi of the Academy of Fine Arts of China Normal University believed that it was more important to cultivate primary and secondary school students' perception of the charm and aesthetic interest of brush and ink than teaching techniques. "The National Curriculum Standards emphasize that students should be taught to appreciate works of art, not necessarily as artists in the future, but to learn to appreciate them, and to transfer aesthetic perception, artistic expression, creative practice and cultural understanding to their future work. ”
In the process of learning the art styles and creations of the masters, each student also completed their own "Chinese Landscape" work in the art experience workshop. There is a reference to Mr. Wu Guanzhong's use of color blocks for junior high school students, because the school is very close to the "three-piece suit" in Lujiazui, and the cherry blossom trees next to the campus bloomed not long ago, she used green, pink, and yellow to decorate the portraits in her memory.
In order to actively respond to the public's demand for the exhibition, the museum has decided to extend the exhibition period to 20 May. Wang Yichuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and Executive Director of the China Art Museum, hopes to provide more choices and convenience for audiences who have not seen the exhibition or want to "two brushes" and "three brushes" exhibitions.
The museum also plans to continue to launch three special night activities on May 10, May 17 and May 20, arranging thematic guided tours and experience activities that are popular with friends of all ages.