How does Yangzhou Modern Art Museum feel the beauty of traditional art?

First, introduce the Modern Art Museum on the first floor of Yangzhou Shuangbo Museum, Yangzhou Culture and Art Center. The theme of this modern art museum is: dried flowers Kun. What do you mean by "pattern gankun"? Listen to Mo Mo and tell you something.

Yangzhou modern art museum

Theme of Art Museum: Huayang Gankun

Huagankun means paper-cutting. Paper-cutting, also called pattern. Yangzhou paper-cutting has a long history. In the Qing Dynasty, Yangzhou had the custom of paper-cutting to welcome the Spring. ? On this day in beginning of spring, folk paper-cutting is just a flower, and it is also cut into butterflies, money and victory in spring, or hung in the hands of beautiful women, or decorated under flowers, enjoying each other with endless fun. Later, especially on New Year's Eve, it was easy to change the peach symbol, paste the Spring Festival couplets, and cut the red pattern of the family to protect the well-being. ? As a folk art, paper-cutting has penetrated into every family.

Lighting effect of art gallery

There are still exhibits hanging on the wall.

Small tricks, great achievements, between square inches, has its own world. Yangzhou paper-cut is also extremely rich in themes, such as flowers, birds, fish and beasts, places of interest, exotic flowers and grasses, mountains and rivers? All-encompassing, impressive in the world. A pair of scissors, a few pieces of red paper, those paper-cutting artists, with their own hands, cut out masterpieces and wonders that surprised the world. The series of paper-cut works exhibited in this exhibition are all made by Xiong Chongrong, a master of Yangzhou paper-cut technology, who donated his paper-cut works to this modern art museum. Therefore, all kinds of works listed in the art museum are from the hands of this master. Every paper-cut work reflects the owner's good intentions. His paper-cutting? There is something in the point, and there is rhyme in the point? Unforgettable

Green plants set off the exhibition hall.

The umbrella is hanging in the air.

The Museum of Modern Art is not very big. Momo was relatively empty when he went, so he had enough time to appreciate these artworks carefully. Looking around, red paper with white floor seems to be full of charm and dancing on paper-cutting. There is a paper-cut by a Uighur girl, and I have been watching it for a long time. This artist is amazing. He gouged out the little girl's eyes. There are many works about Xinjiang cut by this artist in the art gallery. DOG seems very kind.

Paper-cutting of ancient beauty

Cartoon Peking Opera Paper-cutting

The style of the whole art gallery is very fresh, and the lighting creates a warm atmosphere. In order to set off this atmosphere, some small umbrellas were hung on the ceiling in the center of the art museum. The small umbrella with rice paper is printed with paper-cut patterns, which turns the small white umbrella into a small flower umbrella, adding a charm to the umbrella. There are green plants on both sides of the road in the art museum. It adds a little greenery to the art gallery and sets off gorgeous paper-cuts. There are also many paper-cut works hanging on the wall of the art museum, one of which is the work of two cats, which cuts out the cat's spirituality, and another paper-cut work actually shows the kitten's mischief, which can be described as a careful work.

Ancient maid-in-waiting

Two kittens

? Leaves are golden knives, flowers are as new as jade. May you be ten million years old, and no one meets spring. ? This poem comes from Tang Dynasty's "Hanging the Color" by Li Yuan. Paper-cutting has the symbolic meaning of accepting blessings and welcoming good luck, praying for life and pinning people's yearning for a better life. In this poem, the poet also expressed this meaning. He hopes that paper-cutting can bring longevity, peace and good luck to others. Finally, Mo Mo summed it up with this sentence: Feel the beauty of traditional art and experience the peace and joy of the world. As a traditional folk art in China, paper-cutting should be carried forward and passed down from generation to generation.