Rather than getting stuck in a sea of people during the May Day holiday, it’s more relaxing to enjoy paintings at home
During the May Day holiday, queues at scenic spots stretched like long dragons and highways turned into parking lots! In…
Beyond natural talent, how can ordinary people cultivate an “observant eye” (aesthetic sense)?
Chen Danqing mentioned in "The Part" that "The eye for observation cannot be learned or taught." Perhaps talent is a gif…
The collision and integration of Chinese and Western aesthetics and art
Are Chinese and Western aesthetics going in opposite directions or converging on the same path? After reading these case…
Aesthetics and appreciation of ugly: interwoven variations of perception
What is beauty and what is ugliness? Why do those artworks that are criticized as "ugly to an extreme" can resonate with…
How can collectors break through the bottleneck when traditional and contemporary art engage in a contest of influence?
We are witnessing the transformation of the current collection market from old to new. The core value of traditional col…
Chen Hui’s Solo Exhibition “Ten Bulls” | Zen Aesthetic in Minimalism
Chen Hui's solo exhibition takes the "Ten Bulls" of Zen Buddhism as its soul. He compares life to a spiritual journey, f…
The Oldest Zen Temple Kenninji and Ryosokuin Temple | Embrace a touch of Zen, hold a breath of fresh breeze
Deep within the streets and alleys of Kyoto lies a pure land where time seems to stand still - the Ryosokuin Temple of K…
What is art? What is the use of art?
In life, eating, drinking, and having fun are always by our side, and art is also a kind of "play". Chen Danqing shared …
“Where there is blank space, the universe unfolds” – Unspoken Eastern Wisdom
The blank spaces in ink wash paintings are the most subtle foreshadowing of the Chinese people. On the seemingly empty X…
Capital shatters dreams, shall art save it?
The soul bitten by capital is reborn in the creases of art. Often, we see young people exhausted by heavy work, mocking …