The "Jiangshan Leaders and the People - Photography Exhibition of Yang Yuanxing, Lv Houmin, and Zhu Xianmin" showcases over 100 works by three famous older generation photographers. The exhibition presents the magnificent and majestic mountains and rivers of our motherland. On the other hand, as a chapter of leaders and people coexisting with the Jiangshan, it commemorates the political achievements of Mao Zedong, a great figure of his generation; The exhibition also pays attention to ordinary people, and the works also embody the brilliance of human nature.

After its first exhibition at the China National Art Museum, the Contemporary Printmaking Art Exhibition in the United States will tour the Guanshan Moon Art Museum in Shenzhen on November 16, 2010. At that time, it will bring nearly 90 different styles of printmaking works from 50 artists from the eight most powerful printmaking workshops in the United States to the citizens of Shenzhen. These representative works comprehensively reflect the overall appearance of printmaking creation in the East, Central, and West of the United States, and are a comprehensive visual communication of contemporary printmaking in the United States.

The "Facing Life - Exhibition of Wu Changjiang's Works on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau" is jointly organized by the China Artists Association and the Guan Shan Yue Art Museum. It will focus on showcasing more than 100 works of Wu Changjiang's sketching and creation on the Qinghai Tibet Plateau in recent years, including rigorous and delicate prints, vivid and vivid watercolors, as well as concise and fluent sketches and sketches.

The cultural origins of China and South Korea have been long-standing since ancient times, and the tradition of literati painting is a precious tradition shared by the people of both countries. For example, Mr. Yizhai Xu Bailian inherited the Nanzong painting, which has the tradition of Korean literati painting. Therefore, this exhibition focuses on the theme of "literati interest". We believe that this theme will better evoke the common recognition of cultural values by artists from both regions, in order to achieve deeper exchanges.

Six Chinese painters from Hebei, including Li Guiyang, Wang Jiping, Chen Weijian, Guo Mingtang, Huang Zhilin, Li Mingjiu, etc., will hold an art exhibition at the Guanshan Yue Art Museum in Shenzhen at the invitation of the Science, Education, Culture and Health Committee of the Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress. It is reported that in recent years, they have invited painters from other regions to hold multiple exhibition activities in Shenzhen, with significant investment and good results. This move indicates that the Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress attaches great importance to promoting the traditional culture of our nation, advocating for elegant culture, and promoting the development of a harmonious society and the construction of spiritual civilization. This is not only a long-term cultural strategy, but also a cultural consciousness that benefits the general public and promotes the development of Shenzhen.

The paintings presented before us are a sincere gift from Shenzhen Art School for the 30th anniversary of the establishment of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. Here, different contents such as painting, sculpture, and design are concentrated; In various forms such as oil painting, traditional Chinese painting, printmaking, watercolor, and comprehensive painting. These works are both rigorously crafted characters and uniquely conceived designs; Whether it is Chinese painting that emphasizes artistic blank space or Western painting that emphasizes color proportion; Its exquisite craftsmanship complements the clear water hibiscus, and the authors' artistic skills can also be seen from it.

This invitation exhibition brings together 38 influential artists from the old, middle, and young generations in the contemporary Chinese painting scene in Qingdao. These artists have intervened in contemporary culture from different perspectives and in different ways. At the same time, they adhere to the representation and expression of Chinese ink culture, and care about the innovation and fate of this traditional art form in contemporary times. Among the exhibited works, there are not only vast and moist landscapes that have entered the past and created new landscapes, but also characters with concise and concise brushstrokes that combine form and spirit, as well as concise and elegant flowers and birds with flying ink colors. Artists, with their unique understanding and knowledge of brush and ink, showcase their talents in ink and wash, displaying a distinct artistic personality. While adhering to the traditional Chinese painting, they create a new spirit of freehand brushwork with contemporary brush and ink expressions that reflect the face of the times.