#chinese contemporary art

[jareckiworld]

Liu Wei — Panorama No. 2 (oil on canvas, 2015/2016)

#Liu Wei #chinese contemporary art #chinese painting #chinese art

[creativespark]

Zhiyong Jing, My Sunshine Sleeps In Your Darkness

#art #painting #zhiyong jing #chinese contemporary art

[miamaimania]

Chang Chaotang's 1967 Self-Portrait: A Monochrome Journey into the Artist's Soul

#1960s #portrait #oil painting #self #chang chaotang #chinese contemporary art #art #painting #black and white

[whatjanesaw]

He Hongbei https://www.yanggallery.com.sg/artists/he-hongbei/

#he hongbei #chinese contemporary art #painting

[youandieclipse]

Piece of Life, detail (2007) Liang Yuanwei, oil on linen

#liang yuanwei #contemporary art #chinese contemporary art #abstract art #oil painting #my photos #art

[abao2019]

24 Solar Terms - Light Snow (2023) by Lu Hong

#lu hong #contempoary chinese art #art déco #chinese contemporary art #art #painting

[julia-mji]

Miniature Marvels by Huang Yulong | JM Art Management

A Fusion of Tradition and Contemporary Expression by Huang Yulong

#youtube #huang yulong #jm art management #art #sculpture #contemporary art #contemporary design #Chinese contemporary art

[the-cricket-chirps]

Huang Yongyu

Rat

Ink and colour on paper

#huang yongyu #contemporary art #animals in art #rats #chinese aesthetic #chinese painter #chinese art #chinese artist #chinese painting #asian art #asian aesthetic #beautiful animals #art history #aesthetictumblr #tumblraesthetic #tumblrpic #tumblrpictures #tumblr art #tumblrstyle #aesthetic #artists on tumblr #tumblrposts

[dogandcatcomics]

#repost @woshibai @woshibaii 我是白 Woshibai (Shanghai, China). Snippet from 20 km/hr, an edition which is expected in Spring 2023 from @drawnandquarterly. Felines are not the major theme of this underground comic, but I appreciate this representation of a tiger.

#cats in art #animals in art #oblígate carnivore #tiger #tigre #chinese contemporary art #Chinese comics #underground art #underground comics #wochibai #bande dessinée #historieta #quadrinhos #manhua #manga #cómics #comics #panthera tigris

[icecreamwithjackdaniels]

Han Meilin (Chinese, b. 1936), "Bear"

#Han Meilin #art #chinese art #asian art #painting #animal painting #animals in art #bear #bears #paintings #ink and color on paper #work on paper #animals #cute animals #chinese #black #ink #cute #contemporary art

[jareckiworld]

Xue Feng — Transformation III (acrylic on canvas, 2021)

#Xue Feng #chinese art #chinese contemporary art

[creativespark]

Gwang Ye oil on canvas, 80 x 120cm

#art #chinese contemporary art #painting #oil painting #gwang ye

[vernaleternal]

"Sound Experiment with Hylarana daunchina" is based on Shen Piji’s everyday life experience. Soon after moving to Wutong Mountain, the artist started to often hear the croaking of all kinds of frogs, many of which frequently visited them. After a while, some even settled in their courtyard. One species among the frogs has a rich, variable, and pleasant sounds. With a dark brown color, the frog has a flat head and slick skins on the back covered with black stripes. It shows no fear of humans and would even sing along when people play the qin, blowing the vocal sacs on both sides of its throat into small drums. He asked his friends about the frog and learned its name – Hylarana daunchina. He also discovered a legend about the frog when looking up the materials: it is said that Li Bai, the poet in the Tang Dynasty who is also known as the Immortal of Poetry, once sojourned at Wannian Temple for months. When he listened to Zen Master Guang Jun playing the qin beside Baishui Pond, he often saw a young girl dressed in cyan also listening aside. The girl was the incarnation of Hylarana daunchina. For the frog often listening to Zen Master Guang Jun’s music, its croaking became sounding like the qin. Such a legend naturally excited musicians like Shen Piji, who has developed a stronger interest in the Hylarana daunchina. After a period of observation and research, the artist arranged five clay water tanks of varied sizes in a shallow pond in his courtyard to attract more frogs to settle there.

When playing the qin, Shen Piji founded that it was more “natural” to define the ragged rhythms through dialogues with frogs. In this way, the beats and rhythms produced will be more vivid. The artist thus claims himself as being “apprenticed to frogs.” He thinks that that frequency of the guqin might have resonated with the sounds of Hylarana daunchina, which made him occur like a frog to the species.

#chinese contemporary art #music #shen piji

[whatjanesaw]

Liu Xiaodong https://www.lissongallery.com/artists/liu-xiaodong

#liu xiaodong #chinese contemporary art #painting

[oncanvas]

Shan's Backyard, Yuan Yuan, 2014

Oil on canvas 200 x 135 cm (78 ¾ x 53 ⅛ in.)

#art #painting #yuan yuan #contemporary art #asian art #realism #2010s #21st century #21st century art #oil #chinese #100 notes #250 notes

[abao2019]

24 Solar Terms - Great Cold (2023) by Lu Hong

#lu hong #contempoary chinese art #art déco #chinese contemporary art #art #painting