Works by Ten 20th-Century Chinese Art Masters on Display in Changsha

(Photo/He Wenrui, Changsha Evening News)

A collection exhibition titled "When the Stars Align--The Celestial Canvas of 20th Century Chinese Art" opened at the Mango Art Museum on April 18.

Through a review of the modern Chinese art history, the exhibition showcases 40 sets of masterpieces by ten prominent artists, including Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong, Lin Fengmian, and Pan Tianshou. It highlights the innovative spirit of Chinese artists in the 20th century, who actively explored and integrated elements from ancient and modern times as well as both domestic and foreign cultures, amidst the turbulence of their era.

Divided into four parts, the exhibition adopts AI technology, digital art, scene restoration, and other methods, transforming artistic treasures into immersive cultural experiences that are tangible and perceptible. This invites the audience to wander through the resplendent galaxy of 20th-century Chinese art, immersed in interwoven lights and shadows, and to experience the timeless resonance of the artistic spirit across time and space.

(Photo/He Wenrui, Changsha Evening News)

(Photo/He Wenrui, Changsha Evening News)

(Photo/He Wenrui, Changsha Evening News)

The exhibition is a permanent exhibition of the Mango Art Museum. (Photo provided by the Mango Art Museum) 

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Venue: L3, Mango Art Museum, Hunan Broadcasting System (Colorful Box), Changsha

Opening hours: 10:00-17:30 (last entry at 17:00); closed on Monday

Source: Changsha Official Web Portal