China Silk Art Exhibition Opens In Madrid

The distinguished guests attending the opening ceremony of the Zhejiang cultural festival in China include: Zhu Bangzao, Ambassador of China to Madrid, Huang Jianquan, deputy director of the Cultural Department of Zhejiang, Luo Jun, director of the Chinese cultural center of Madrid, Spain, and more than 200 representatives from all walks of life in Spain attended the opening ceremony. The opening ceremony was presided over by Luo Jun, director of the Chinese culture center of Madrid, and Huang Jianquan, deputy director of the Zhejiang provincial cultural department and Huang Jianquan, Ambassador of China to Madrid, respectively. They gave full recognition to the series of Zhejiang cultural festival held at the time of the completion of the Spanish cultural center of China. This is another major move for the spread of Chinese culture for the Spanish people by the Zhejiang. Accompanied by deputy director Huang Jianquan, Mr. and Mrs. Zhu Bangzao visited the "beyond history and material:" China Silk Art Exhibition "They highly appreciate the exhibition, and the visual effect of the exhibition will become a highlight of this block.

China silk Not only is a daily necessities, but also a work of art, not only related to the clothing culture, but also an integral part of spiritual civilization, not only exists in the history of 5000 years, but also has always been a pet of contemporary art. She transcends material, transcends history, transcends national boundaries, and transcends culture. This exhibition focuses on all kinds of contemporary art works related to silk culture and art. Apart from displaying some of the contents of silk history and craft, it focuses more on its artistic content. It reflects the rich artistic level of silk culture from the perspectives of natural knowledge, traditional techniques, fashion design and fiber art, with a view to fully understand the cultural and artistic charm of Chinese silk and further promote Chinese silk culture.

The exhibition is divided into three parts: the first part is natural blending: the different folk art forms such as painting, paper-cut, shadow play and lantern show the process of planting mulberry and raising silkworms and the folk culture related to sericulture. Through these works of art, which are deeply rooted among the masses, people have a deeper understanding that silk art has always been a part of people's daily life. This influence not only existed in ancient times, but also extended in the contemporary era. The second part is the skill of Tian Gong: silk is also a symbol of Chinese culture. Contemporary artists use new design ideas to innovate the form and content of silk art works on the basis of traditional embroidery, brocade, silk, hand drawing and other crafts. They also transcend the inheritance, and express new understanding and attempt to silk art at the same time. The third part is innovation: contemporary. Designer Inspired by silk culture, silk inspired new works from different perspectives. The new art of silk as a carrier shows people's new thinking and cognition of silk culture, which is far beyond the original properties of silk and become an important element to express the spiritual world of modern people. The exhibition will be held from September 30th to November 30th.