On the morning of September 26th, "Paintings in Response to the Times- Paintings in Traditional Chinese Seasons" opened in the special exhibition hall on the third floor of the Guangdong Provincial Museum. The exhibition is based on the seasonal line and traditional customs, and more than 150 groups and a total of more than 200 exhibits are divided into four units according to the season, presenting the charm and folklore of traditional Chinese painting in three dimensions.
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"Spring and Summer Dance, Autumn And Winter", come to the Cantonese Painting Exhibition to feel the beauty of traditional Chinese seasons
Seasons are lines, customs are quotes, paintings and intangible cultural heritage talk about traditional Chinese seasonal culture
"Over the Dragon Boat Festival, dragon boat racing, zongzi fragrance wafting in the hall; over the Mid-Autumn Festival, eating moon cakes, fifteen full moon when the sky is illuminated...", in the exhibition hall on the third floor of Yuebo, Lang Lang children's voices and pieces of cultural relics will bring the audience into the time and space of ancient Chinese paintings with seasonal changes.
This painting exhibition is divided into four parts: "Spring Meng", "Summer Dance", "Autumn Xing" and "Winter Collection", and is divided into "time" and "festival", and exhibits related paintings in accordance with festivals and folklore.
Exhibits: (Qing) Pan Gongshou "TanMeiTu Axis" part.
Spring breeze, summer sunshine, autumn frost, winter snow... The seasons change, and the years change year after year. The four o'clock, the December order, and the twenty-four solar terms are the ancients' understanding of time, and their customs and activities are also closely related to this.
In the four o'clock of spring, summer, autumn and winter, the painter expresses emotions and freezes time at specific festival moments, conveying the vision of a better life - "writing in response to the times", leaving behind many precious "seasonal paintings". This type of painting often has a clear time node, a clear subject matter content, a relatively fixed image mode, a suitable use function, both cultural connotation and aesthetic value, and is unique in traditional Chinese painting.
Exhibits: (Qing) Su Liupeng "Lanting Yaji Chart Axis" part.
"Traditional Chinese painting is very closely related to folklore." Chen Li, curator of the exhibition, director of the Guangdong Provincial Museum Library and associate researcher, gave a live tour of the audience, "The Spring Festival has the 'Year Dynasty Qing Offering', the Spring Festival has the Flower Dynasty Festival; the Summer Dragon Boat Festival, the Calamus Birthday; the Chongyang Ascending, the Chrysanthemum... These are vividly reflected in traditional painting and calligraphy. ”
Exhibits: (Qing) Shen Quan "FuLu Chart Axis" part.
Under the theme of "Year Dynasty", a painting of Qi Baishi's "Year Dynasty Chart Axis" that integrates red peonies, persimmons, firecrackers and other Spring Festival elements attracted the audience to stop and watch. In the exhibition area of the "Flower Dynasty Festival", the Chaozhou porcelain sculpture intangible cultural heritage work "Twelve Flower Gods" is also specially exhibited, which is in harmony with the painting.
"Twelve Flower Gods" Chaozhou porcelain sculpture intangible cultural heritage exhibits.
According to the museum, the exhibition "Making In Time" is the first time that traditional seasonal paintings are systematically sorted out, integrated and displayed. Through paintings, ceramics, miscellaneous items and other cultural relics collections, palace lamps, flower arrangements, rattan weaving, porcelain sculptures, incense bags, rope weaving and other intangible cultural heritage works, the audience can taste the traditional Chinese culture and customs, explore seasonal paintings, and feel the meaning of the works.
Exhibits: (Modern) Gao Qifeng "Monkey Moon Chart Axis" part.
The staff of Yuebo also told reporters that this exhibition is the first time to set up an "olfactory" device in the exhibition hall, and when the audience enters the exhibition hall, they can smell the fragrance of osmanthus flowers, bringing everyone a new experience of seeing, listening and touching the exhibition.
Interactive + educational activities to create a multi-faceted immersive exhibition experience
The riddles in the set of this exhibition are all collected for the public. Many viewers stopped in front of interactive installations such as time tokens, guessing lantern riddles, and counting nine diagrams and animation scenes. Some viewers said: "Although it is a painting exhibition, it has made a strong interactivity. Painting and landscaping allow people to experience the way of life of the ancients. Next time you can wear Hanfu to punch the clock. ”
The audience is in the interactive experience area of the riddle.
"This exhibition exhibits a number of paintings that embody traditional Chinese seasons and customs in a multi-faceted and large-scale manner, which is very rare." Chen Li concluded, "We hope to take this opportunity to let the audience feel the traditional culture face to face, and we also hope that everyone can extend their ideas and explore more new connotations when watching the exhibition through interactive experience." ”
Exhibition site.
It is reported that the "Painting Exhibition of Traditional Chinese Seasons" will last until February next year, spanning national day, winter solstice, New Year's Day, Spring Festival, Lantern festival and other holidays, and will continue to "shangxin" paintings at the end of December.
During the exhibition, Yuebo will successively launch curator tours, academic lectures, etc., and will also launch a series of public education activities in conjunction with the "Red Chamber Cultural Exhibition" and "Wine Culture Exhibition" in the museum. Theme activities such as "Walking Guangzhou (Ten Fragrant Gardens)", "Flower Arrangement for Qing Offering", "Palace Lantern Making", "Gong Pen Painting" and "Garden Party" are also being prepared.
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Exhibition Title: "Making In Time- Painting Exhibition of Traditional Chinese Seasons"
Exhibition period: September 26, 2021 to February 16, 2022
Exhibition venue: Guangdong Provincial Museum, third floor, special exhibition hall
Exhibition posters.
At present, the Guangdong Provincial Museum implements the appointment of all employees to visit at different times. Please reserve your admission tickets in advance through the official WeChat public account. During the reservation period, wear a mask with your ID card (original physical), blue or green "Yue Kang Code" or "Sui Kang Code", and enter the museum after passing the temperature check.
[Reporter] Guan Yuqing
【Photography】 Qiu Minye
【Editing】He Zhihao
【Author】 Guan Yuqing; Qiu Minye; He Zhihao
【Source】 Southern Press Media Group South + client
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