A new gallery named “China in Art” has officially opened its doors in Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, bringing together 125 masterpieces from China’s most renowned contemporary artists. The gallery aims to showcase the richness of China’s modern art scene to visitors from around the world.
Situated in the ancient Zhenlu Village, a site famous for silk artifacts dating back over 4,700 years, the gallery’s location adds a historical depth to the contemporary works on display. The village’s storied past serves as a backdrop to the vibrant art that fills the gallery’s halls.
The gallery is divided into several sections, including a painting and calligraphy hall, a sculpture hall, and an immersive experience space, offering visitors a multifaceted journey through China’s artistic landscape. Featured artists include top calligraphers, sculptors, and painters whose works represent the cutting edge of Chinese art.
Wu Weishan, curator of the National Art Museum of China, Remy Aron, president of the French Association of Arts, and other distinguished artists extended their congratulations on the gallery’s opening via video messages. Their support highlights the gallery’s significance in the international art community.
Notably, famous artists such as Liu Wanming and Chen Jialing have donated their works to the exhibition, enriching the gallery’s collection and offering visitors a chance to experience original pieces by these masters.
The opening of the “China in Art” gallery marks a significant addition to Zhejiang’s cultural scene, providing an inspiring space for art enthusiasts and fostering appreciation for contemporary Chinese art among young audiences.
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'China in Art' gallery opens in Zhejiang, showcasing contemporary art
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