Art Exhibition
Chinese art exhibition opens in Thailand
A Chinese art exhibition opened to the public at the Thailand National Gallery on Thursday. A total of 63 outstanding works comprising paintings and sculptures from 42 Chinese artists have been showcased in Thailand for the first time.
The exhibition, with the theme of “Xieyi”, was held at the state level, and organized by the National Art Museum of China as part of the commemorative activities to mark its 60th anniversary.
“Chinese Xieyi art is based on both the spirit of traditional Chinese art and the absorption of the aesthetic taste of Western art. As the soul of Chinese art, Xieyi has its image patterns falling in all categories of Chinese art,” said Zhang Baicheng, deputy Party secretary of the museum.
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