China News Service, Beijing, May 31st (Reporter Gao Kai) On the afternoon of May 30th, the "Ji's Wenxin Art Heir-Ji Qingyuan, Lu Ping, Ma Xiaohu, Ji Genmo Works Exhibition" hosted by the National Centre for the Performing Arts "Opened in the East Exhibition Hall of the National Centre for the Performing Arts.
At the opening ceremony, Ji Qingyuan and Lu Ping donated a collaborative work "Girls of the Yang Family" to the National Centre for the Performing Arts. The Director of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, Wang Ning, issued donation certificates to the two artists, and Zheng Jianbang, vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, announced the opening of the exhibition.
"Ji's Wenxin Art Heirlooms-Works Exhibition of Ji Qingyuan, Lu Ping, Ma Xiaohu, Ji Genmo" opened at the East Exhibition Hall of the National Grand Theater
"Ji's Literary Heart Art Heirs-Works Exhibition of Ji Qingyuan, Lu Ping, Ma Xiaohu, Ji Genmo" mainly exhibits paintings and calligraphy works created by the sixth generation of Qing Dynasty writer Ji Xiaolan, Ji Qingyuan and his family , Including Ji Qingyuan’s handwritten calligraphy of Ji’s family instructions, unique ink figure paintings, small freehand figure paintings written and merged by his wife Lu Pinggong, as well as figures, landscapes and flowers and birds of his son-in-law Ma Xiaohu and daughter Ji Genmo Painting works.
More than one hundred works are displayed in the East Exhibition Hall of the National Centre for the Performing Arts, allowing the audience to be exposed to the artistic atmosphere of "poems and books inheriting from the world, art heirs", guiding everyone to experience the timeless family style and literati character, while being nourished by Hanmo Chongde is good, sees the good and thinks together.
It is reported that this exhibition will last until June 15th. The audience can enter the exhibition hall with tickets for the Grand Theatre to appreciate the works of the four artists up close, appreciate the artistic ideals of traditional Chinese ink painting, "Brush and ink should be with the times", and feel new The fine tradition inherited from the family tradition in the era.
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