Deng Zhangyu
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Continuing heritage bolsters iconic capitals - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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Amid rapid urban modernization and renewal, developing and protecting historic cities have never been at odds. Heritage protection should work in step with how cities develop and better fit modern life, experts and officials said at a parallel session of the 2026 Beijing Culture Forum on Wednesday. Under the theme "Conservation of Historic City in Urban Development", the forum shared cutting-edge ideas and Beijing's practices on topics such as the holistic conservation of ancient capitals, urban
Window into appraiser-painter's creative world opens in Beijing (opens the original)
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By DENG ZHANGYU | China Daily | Updated: 2026-08-31 08:09 What does a lifetime of studying the greatest paintings in Chinese history do to an artist's own creativity? For Yin Guanghua, it produces paintings that carry the quiet weight of centuries. Yin, now 81, is both a leading connoisseur of ancient Chinese painting and an accomplished literati artist whose works are known for their refined, classical elegance. Decades of appraising masterpieces from dynasties past have sharpened his eye and n
Window into appraiser-painter's creative world opens in Beijing - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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What does a lifetime of studying the greatest paintings in Chinese history do to an artist's own creativity? For Yin Guanghua, it produces paintings that carry the quiet weight of centuries. Yin, now 81, is both a leading connoisseur of ancient Chinese painting and an accomplished literati artist whose works are known for their refined, classical elegance. Decades of appraising masterpieces from dynasties past have sharpened his eye and nourished his brush. The artist's solo show, Grand Views of
Life's work returns to roots - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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Walking into the Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, one immediately notices intense, vivid colors in the works of Venezuelan artist Oswaldo Vigas. The elongated, distorted figures on the canvases are human, yet not quite — they appear as life forms imagined from plants, stones and ancient totems. This is one of China's first large-scale exhibitions of Vigas, a towering figure in Latin American modern art. Vigas' retrospective exhibition Reality Is What I Imagine showcases
Life's work returns to roots (opens the original)
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By Deng Zhangyu | China Daily | Updated: 2026-08-31 08:06 Walking into the Guangdong Museum of Art in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, one immediately notices intense, vivid colors in the works of Venezuelan artist Oswaldo Vigas. The elongated, distorted figures on the canvases are human, yet not quite — they appear as life forms imagined from plants, stones and ancient totems. This is one of China's first large-scale exhibitions of Vigas, a towering figure in Latin American modern art. Vigas' ret
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