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Episode 214: Balance and Order (1)
In this episode, we will continue to learn about art through Huang Binhong’s works. The only artist today whose ink techniques can be mentioned in the same breath as Huang Binhong is his student Li Keran. His mastery of ink techniques may even surpass Huang, but his brushwork still needs strengthening. Huang Binhong’s five brush…
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Episode 213: Huang Binhong’s Works (10)
Huang Binhong paid great attention to techniques and philosophy in his artwork, as mentioned previously regarding “thickness and luxuriance”. Generally describing mountain and water as thick and plants as luxuriant is how Chinese landscape painting is characterized. However, for Huang Binhong, this is melted into a core concept of painting, depicting his aesthetic ideal, pursuit…
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Episode 212: Huang Binhong’s Works (9)
This episode continues exploring the principles of art through Huang Binhong’s paintings. As mentioned last time, his brushwork techniques exemplify traditional Chinese ethnic painting characteristics. Western painting uses watercolors rather than ink. Just manipulating tones through light and dark wetness can create many layered color effects. Chinese brushes also come in various categories. These tools…
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Episode 211: Huang Binhong’s Works (8)
Huang Binhong’s works embrace his personal principles and views. As it is often said, the most important thing for a successful artist is his teacher – Huang Binhong indeed had a distinguished student of ink painting, Li Keran, which proved the saying of eminent teachers producing outstanding students. As for those who are self-taught, they…
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Dreamlike Dunhuang | HKEJ
Last Saturday, just before the typhoon struck, I spent two and a half hours at the “Dreamlike Dunhuang” exhibition at The University of Hong Kong Libraries, staying until closing time, yet I was still far from examining all the exhibit labels and explanatory texts… On Monday morning, after Typhoon Ewiniar had passed, I returned to…
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Dunhuang Exhibition Free to Visit | 1:1 Replica of Mogao Cave, Tang Dynasty Murals, and 78 Artworks Up Close
Dunhuang Exhibition: 78 Representative Artworks Debut in Hong Kong From now until September 7, The University of Hong Kong, in collaboration with the Dunhuang Academy and Chamber of Young Snow, is presenting the “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang” exhibition across the 1st to 3rd floors of HKU Libraries. Admission is free, providing an…
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Lingnan University ✕ Chamber of Young Snow Presents: Chronicles of the Great Ming: Time Travel – New Book Launch, Reading, and Workshop
The launch invites picture book creators to share the research and creation process. Starting from a book ” Chronicles of the Great Ming: Time Travel ” compiled by Empress Renxiao of Ming Chengzu, which is privately collected by Chamber of Young Snow
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Chinese Culture Festival 2025: Henan Provincial Yue Diao Art Protection and Inheritance
Sponsored by Chamber of Young Snow, LCSD project – Chinese Cultural Festival 2025: Henan Provincial Yue Diao Art Protection and Inheritance (Student Only). The ‘Three Kingdoms’ repertory of Yuediao Opera stands out among regional opera forms for its distinctive feature of casting female actors in xusheng (bearded male) roles.
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“Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang” Exhibition! 1:1 Mogao Cave Replica and Over 100 Dunhuang Artworks | Weekend Weekly
The University of Hong Kong Libraries is currently hosting one of the year’s most anticipated cultural events— “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang Exhibition.” Jointly curated by HKU Libraries, the Dunhuang Academy, and Chamber of Young Snow, this exhibition marks the first time in Hong Kong that a 1:1 precision replica of Dunhuang Mogao…
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Reimagining Traditions: Lacquer’s Modern Odyssey on Fans
In China, the use of lacquer art to decorate objects has a long history, dating back to the Neolithic period when the technique of using natural lacquer to decorate objects first appeared. Over time, lacquerware gradually matured and became one of the artisan products exported to the West through the Silk Road, passing through Dunhuang.
