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Tag: Landscape Painting
Xia Mo: Painting Jilin’s Historic Buildings in Ink
Xia Mo: Painting Jilin’s Historic Buildings in Ink What happens when a painter studies a city’s old buildings one by one? The exhibition *Ancient Charm, Radiant Color — Xia Mo’s Research Exhibition on Jilin City’s Historic Architecture* answers with brush and ink. Turning to the historic buildings that anchor Jilin City’s tourism, Xia Mo treats
Huang Guomin: Building Atmosphere in Blue-Green Landscapes
Huang Guomin: Building Atmosphere in Blue-Green Landscapes Chinese criticism has a word with no tidy English equivalent: *yijing*, the atmosphere or imagined realm a work of art creates. For the landscape painter Huang Guomin, it is the whole point of the picture. Huang (born 1964 in Xiaogan, Hubei Province) has painted for more than forty
Zhu Xunde: Sitting with the Cosmos in Hunan Ink
On a summer morning by Houhu Lake in Changsha, painter Zhu Xunde—Tang jacket, cloth shoes, unhurried smile—welcomes a visitor to his museum on the lake’s “masters island.” The setting suits him: near Yuelu Academy, amid bamboo and birds, in a city whose artistic life he has shaped for decades. Zhu Xunde is one of China’s
Wang Weibao: From Woodcut Prodigy to Lingnan Landscape Master
Wang Weibao was born in 1942 in Jinjiang, Fujian—a farming family so poor that he got his first pair of shoes, salvaged from an army camp, only when he entered middle school. Art began as survival: as a boy he carved seals for snacks, and at sixteen the *Fujian Daily* published his first woodcut, paying
Da Tu Sanyang: Snow Landscapes Without a Drop of White
Da Tu Sanyang (Li Xiaohui, courtesy name Xiao Hui, b. November 1955 in Taixing, Jiangsu) descends from a long line of scholars—the 41st generation descendant of Li Deyu, a famed Tang-dynasty chancellor. His path was hard: at fourteen he was sent to a state farm during the Cultural Revolution, spending ten years as a “educated
Chang Zhaohui: Blue-Green Landscapes Where Ink Meets Color
Chang Zhaohui: Blue-Green Landscapes Where Ink Meets Color Chang Zhaohui was born in Jinan, Shandong, in 1968, with family roots in Jimo, Qingdao. He graduated from the Shandong College of Arts in 1991 and completed advanced study at the China National Academy of Painting in 2009. A member of the China Artists Association, he holds
Wang Junsong: Yellow River Landscapes in China’s Great Halls
The upper Yellow River—ringed by high mountains and deep gorges—was long considered too remote for painters. Wang Junsong has spent decades changing that. His Yellow River landscapes have won national exhibition awards and now hang in some of China’s most symbolic places: the Tiananmen Gate tower, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Great Hall
Xiaoxiang Fenghua: 2025 Chinese Landscape Show Opens
On the morning of January 22, 2026, “Xiaoxiang Fenghua — 2025 Chinese Painting Exhibition (Landscape)” opened at the Nanyue Art Museum in Hunan Province. The show brings together 149 landscape paintings (*shanshui*) selected from more than 3,400 submissions from across China. Organizers and Opening The exhibition is hosted by the China Artists Association, the Hunan
