On June 29, the "Three People in Yun Tao" ceramic art exhibition will open at the Yunnan Provincial Library.
This exhibition will display 100 exquisite ceramic works (pieces) by three well-known artists in Yunnan Province - Gu Fengyu, Ma Xingyun and Liu Yehan. The ceramic works on display are a collection of works from different regions, different craft characteristics and different artistic styles: the audience can not only appreciate the blue and white porcelain of Yuxi, but also taste the colorful glazed pottery of Huaning and the five-color purple pottery of Jianshui, and also get close to Qujing Lianhu Firewood kiln fired products.
The types of works on display cover porcelain prints, pottery panel paintings, vases, pottery pots, and pottery sculptures. They are designed to allow the audience to feel the power of Yunnan folk ceramic art, inspire people's inner innocence and the collision of thoughts, and let the audience feel the power of Yunnan folk ceramic art. People feel the charm and proposition of Yunnan folk ceramic art.
As a Yunnanese, you cannot understand ceramics. Yunnan has tens of thousands of years of ceramic production history. Ceramics are the best carrier for studying Yunnan folk inventions and innovations, lifestyles, aesthetic styles, art appreciation, and social economy. Yunnan has thousands of years of ceramic trade history. Yunnan ceramics are famous all over the world. It enjoys a very high reputation and popularity, shaping the world's impression of Yunnan. Zheng He's voyages to the West brought Yunnan's local culture, lifestyle, and aesthetic ideas to many countries along the "Si Tao Tea Road."
This ceramics exhibition is the first event since the Yuntu Culture and Art Living Room was officially opened to the public. It is hosted by the Yunnan Provincial Library and the Ceramic Art Committee of the Yunnan Artists Association. During the event, the exquisite cultural creations of the National Library will also be synchronized The general public and tourists are welcome to visit the exhibition on the second floor of the Yunnan Provincial Library. The exhibition will last until August 5.
