Yang Yun was the deputy research librarian of the Shanghai Museum and the inheritor of ancient porcelain restoration. She had been in the industry for 35 years and had repaired 500 to 600 pieces of ancient porcelain. Yang Yun loved painting since childhood and had outstanding performance in art. His works won the second prize in the district when he was in junior high school. After graduating from Shanghai City Arts and Crafts School in 1989, he entered Shanghai Bo. He first studied bronze restoration, and four years later, he changed to porcelain. The ancient ceramic restoration technique of Shanghai Museum was at the top level in the country. Yang Yun was the fourth generation successor of this technique. His master, Jiang Daoyin, still inherited this technique in Changning District after retirement and was already the representative inheritor of national intangible cultural heritage. The restoration of ancient porcelain consisted of five major steps: cleaning, adhering, filling, polishing, and coloring. Coloring was the most difficult, requiring precise capture and reproduction of color. Yang Yun's improved "bouncing painting method" allowed the ejected color particles to cover the damaged parts and close the visual effect of the original surface. In 2018, she participated in the first National Cultural Relics Restoration Professional Skills Competition and won the only first prize in the ancient ceramic restoration project. Yang Yun introduced that the restoration of ancient porcelain was divided into three categories: archaeological restoration, identifiable restoration, and art display restoration. The current restoration concept tended to minimize intervention and preserve the original information of cultural relics. She applied 3D printing technology to ancient ceramic restoration and published two papers in core journals. For example, Yang Yun and his team participated in the restoration project of a large number of Tang and Song porcelain artifacts unearthed at the Qinglong Town site (2016). The largest object restored was a 58-centimeter long Song Dynasty Changsha kiln porcelain waist drum. The ancient ceramic restoration technique was listed as a Shanghai-level intangible cultural heritage in 2011. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
At the Shanghai Art Museum (China Art Palace), there was an exhibition of Dunhuang art called "Why Dunhuang?" The exhibition opened on September 20, 2024, and lasted for three months until December 20. In the form of "cultural relics + replica of classic caves + murals and colored sculptures", the exhibition gathered 168 sets of cultural relics collected by the Dunhuang Research Institute, including the representative and rare first-class and second-class precious cultural relics and the copies of experts of past dynasties, the original and replicas of the "Sutra Cave", and the cultural relic of the Northern Wei embroidered Buddha statue. Among them,"Beiliang Stone Pagoda", Mogao Grottoes Six-character True Word Stele,"Shengli Stele" and other six cultural relics were exhibited in Shanghai for the first time. There were also six replicated caves of Mogao Grottoes, including Cave 285, Cave 45, Cave 320, Cave 158, Cave 17 and Cave 3. During the exhibition, the China Art Palace will also launch a series of lectures on "Why Dunhuang", inviting experts and scholars in the fields of Dunhuang research, fine arts, literature and literature once every two weeks to lead everyone to appreciate the past and present life of Dunhuang. On the opening day, they will also plan a variety of rich aesthetic education activities covering the whole day, such as hand-made experience, rock painting copying, lacquer art DIY, art talk show, etc. The novel "Gilded Palm" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The museum was the last large-scale public cultural building to be built in Futian Central District, located on the east side of the central district's north axis. It was designed by the Austrian Blue Sky Group. The two pavilions occupied a total area of 30,000 square meters, with a total building area of 91,000 square meters (60,000 square meters above ground and 31,000 square meters underground) and a building height of 40 meters. The city planning hall was located on the north side of the building, with a total construction area of 15,000 square meters. The main exhibition space was on the third, fourth and fifth floors. The museum consisted of two independent institutions, the contemporary art museum and the urban planning exhibition hall, which shared the same building. The hall, multi-purpose hall, auditorium, conference room, and service area were shared by the two. There were many kinds of exhibition held here, such as "The New City's Wonderful Deduction--Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of New China," which was exhibited in the public space on the third floor. Zhou Li's solo exhibition "Rose of Light" was held on the third floor. The exhibition "Seeking Dreams and Recovering Origins·Art and Science Convergence--The Rebirth of Works" was also held here and held related academic forums. Since its opening, it had received many visiting groups and won the "16th (2018) National Museum Top Ten Exhibition Special Award". It was also listed by the State Administration of Cultural Relics as a promotion project with the theme of "promoting Chinese excellent traditional culture and cultivating the core values of society". The architectural style was unique, the structural system was complex, and the shape was irregular. It was arranged with a large number of inclined, twisted, rotating and other special-shaped steel structures. It was a comprehensive cultural venue that integrated art collection and exhibition, information inquiry and publicity, reception and sightseeing. "Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Many film and television works were shot at the Shanghai Glass Museum, such as the movie "July and Ansheng", the TV series "Tiny Times","The Happiness Said","Love Begins from Confession" and so on. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following are some of the best art venues in Shanghai for photography: - China Art Palace: Its predecessor was the Shanghai Art Museum, which had a large collection of modern and contemporary works of art. It also had permanent and special exhibition such as the Qingming Festival Along the River. The architecture and exhibition here were very unique. Whether it was the exterior of the building or the artwork displayed inside, it could provide good material for photography. Moreover, it was free of charge and free of reservations, making it convenient for people to take photos. - Su Ning Art Museum: It was founded by Zhang Guiping of Su Ning Global Group. The exterior of the building is European style, and the interior is rich in collections. It covers a large number of ancient China art works, such as paintings, jade, rhinoceros horn, and other arts and crafts. The artwork and unique architectural style in the museum were suitable for taking photos. - The Dragon Art Museum was founded by Liu Yiqian and Wang Wei. There were two art halls in Shanghai, one in the east and one in the west bank. The west bank had the most collections and activities. The collection here was rich and varied, including ancient China paintings, arts and crafts, contemporary works of art, and even works of foreign artists. The different styles of art and the space design of the art gallery provided a wealth of possibilities for photography. - Shanghai Art Museum: Minhang Cultural Park in Qibao, next to the Minhang Museum. The permanent exhibition had Xu Beihong's galloping horse and other artifacts. The exhibition content and the environment of the art museum were suitable for photography. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Shanghai Animation Museum was founded by Zhang Jiang Culture. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The Shanghai Museum's Sanxing Dui special exhibition left a deep impression on the audience. This special exhibition displayed the bronze, gold, jade, and other cultural relics excavated from the ruins of the Sanxing Dui. There were a large number of items on display. The audience was amazed by the craftsmanship and artistic value of the exhibit. The special exhibition was divided into two pavilions, the comprehensive pavilion and the bronze pavilion, which fully displayed the appearance, content, characteristics, and origins of the ancient Shu civilization. The audience expressed that this special exhibition allowed them to understand the brilliance and glory of the ancient Shu civilization and have a deeper understanding of China culture. In general, the Shanghai Museum's Sanxing Dui Special Exhibition was worth a visit.
In the VR exhibition hall of the Shanghai Artisan Museum, the audience could enter the exhibition through the public account of "Shengong Society". During the visit, they could simultaneously watch the detailed multi-media introduction of the VR digital exhibition hall, so as to fully understand and learn the craftsman spirit presented in the exhibition. There were more than 150 craftsmen from big countries, various deeds, and artifacts displayed here. Through VR panoramic views, 3D real-life techniques, and other technical means, it integrated animation, sound, video, and other multiple forms of expression. All the contents of the exhibition could be displayed on the mobile phone screen in a comprehensive manner. The general public could go online without leaving their homes. In addition, there would also be promotional activities for the VR exhibition hall in the exhibition area of the venue. " Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Shanghai Animation and Comics Museum is known for its diverse exhibits. It has displays of both domestic and international works, along with detailed explanations about the creative process. There are also areas for visitors to try their hand at creating their own comics or animations.
The following is some relevant news from the 2024 year of the Shanghai Planning Museum: - The museum will be open on May Day (May 1-May 5, 2024) from 10:00 to 18:00 (closed at 17:30). It will be closed for maintenance on May 6 (Monday). You need to make an appointment with your real name. From Tuesday to Sunday, you can make an appointment from 10:00 - 14:00 and 14:00 - 17:30 every day. You can make an appointment with your own mobile phone and valid ID through the Mini programs of "Museum of Modern Art and City Planning". You can make an appointment up to 7 days in advance. The reservation system does not support 11 virtual mobile phone numbers to make an appointment (starting with 140, 141, 144, 146, 148, 162, 165, 167, 170, 171, 174). Each valid ID can make an appointment once a day. Each time, you can make an appointment with your real name and up to 4 peers. Elderly audiences over 65 years old, children under 14 years old, pregnant women, disabled people, active military personnel, fire rescue personnel, compatriots from Hong Kong and Macau, and foreigners can register and queue up on the spot with valid ID cards. - "The Connection between Dunhuang aesthetics and the World"_The large-scale public welfare exhibition of Dunhuang mural digital art has attracted many citizens to watch the exhibition since its launch. There are many visitors on weekends and holidays, and the exhibition hall is crowded. From October 17 to November 22,2024, the on-site number allocation mechanism will be activated every Saturday and Sunday to ensure the order of the visitors and the safety of the exhibit. A total of 4000 numbers will be allocated throughout the day. - On June 30,2024, the exhibition "Cross-border Coordinated Development and innovation: Joint Design Exhibition of urban and rural planning majors of universities in Dawan District" was opened in the exhibition hall on the second floor of the contemporary art and urban planning museum in Shen Zhen. "Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
You can see a wide range of classic and modern animation and comic works. There are also exhibitions about the history and production process of animation and comics.