China Porcelain Exhibition Opens In Minsk, Belarus

Recently, the exhibition of Chinese porcelain in Belarus The National Gallery opened. Chinese ambassador to Belarus Lu Guicheng, Vice Premier Tozic, vice minister Karaszewski of the Ministry of culture and vice mayor Karl Bienko of Minsk attended the opening ceremony.

This exhibition exhibits nearly 120 pieces of porcelain, including Chinese porcelain. Manufacture The course of development in the past six hundred years. The porcelain of the Ming Dynasty in the 14-17 century, with its fine workmanship and distinctive style, is a rare treasure of porcelain. Besides, there are many porcelains in the period of Kangxi, Qian Long and Yong Zheng. It is commendable that this exhibit also contains a set of tableware given by Stalin to Jiangxi in 1949 in the collection of Belarus's The National Gallery.

"Contemporary China fibre The art exhibition opened in September 28th at the white national history museum. Sun Hongzhi, counselor of the Chinese Embassy, Professor Li DQI, director of the Academy of Fine Arts Academic Committee of Tsinghua University, Kulash, Vice Minister of the Ministry of culture and culture, Vichel, director of the Museum of history and Tari Biello Vecchi, white national radio station, attended the opening ceremony and delivered speeches respectively. The exhibition attracted Belarus famous artists, teachers and students of the National Academy of fine arts, and many Minsk audiences who like Chinese art.

Textile technology has a long history in China. As early as the Neolithic age, the Chinese invented the weaving technology; from the Shang Dynasty to China. Silk weaving And dyeing technology has been widely applied and developed. The famous Silk Road has spread Chinese silk culture to all parts of the world. To date, the artistic creation of Chinese artists as a medium of fiber is the new "landscape" of the development of art, reflecting the new spirit of the times and the concept of art.

The exhibition was planned and produced by Academy of Fine Arts, Tsinghua University. Dozens of works exhibited are from the hands of teachers and artists from 18 Chinese art schools. The works fully show the Chinese artists' Thoughts on the changing world from different angles, as well as the latest exploration in modern fiber art materials and formal languages. Artists hope to enhance the friendship between the two peoples and promote cultural and artistic exchanges.