On July 30, an exhibition of ceramic wine vessels from past dynasties collected by members of the Dongguan Collectors Association was held at the Image Humen Art Center. This exhibition is directed by the Humen Town New Era Civilization Practice Center and co-sponsored by the Dongguan Collectors Association, the Humen Town Propaganda, Culture, Sports and Tourism Office, and the Humen Town Federation of Literary and Art Circles. The exhibition period is from July 30 to September 1. There are 72 pieces of ceramic wine vessels from past dynasties. Interested citizens can go to the exhibition.
An exhibition of ceramic wine vessels from past dynasties collected by members of the Dongguan Collectors Association was held at the Image Humen Art Center.
Chinese ceramic wine culture has lasted for thousands of years. It has a long history, is extensive and profound, is a witness to the development of Chinese civilization, and is closely related to people's production and life. Ceramic wine vessels are not only daily necessities of the ancients, but also works of art that integrate exquisite craftsmanship, rich imagery, and national culture. They carry the aesthetic concepts, lifestyles, and religious beliefs of the society at that time.
The exhibits in this exhibition range from the Majiayao heritage of the Neolithic Age, to the solemn elegance of the Han and Tang Dynasties, to the exquisiteness and splendor of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, spanning thousands of years. By displaying ceramic wine vessels, citizens can appreciate the unique charm of ancient porcelain culture, appreciate the cultural stories behind ceramic wine vessels, and taste the traditional aesthetics of the Chinese nation.
During the exhibition, the organizers will also hold a series of lectures and interactive activities, inviting ceramic art experts and historians to explain to the public the production process, historical evolution and status of ceramic wine vessels in Chinese culture, to further enrich visitors’ knowledge. experience. In addition, in order to give more citizens the opportunity to get close to these precious cultural heritages, the organizers have specially set up a free open day to encourage audiences of all ages to come and watch the exhibition.
Southern+ reporter He Mingqiang
[Author] He Mingqiang
[Source] Southern Newspaper Media Group Southern+ Client
