#Event# | 🎨🌸 Nearly 90-year-old artist Chen Jialing has spent decades exploring that question, blending the traditions of Chinese ink painting with fresh forms across paper, porcelain and silk. His works—from lotus flowers and landscapes to colorful porcelain and Chinese silk tapestry—will be featured in “The Present Beyond Time: Chen Jialing Art Exhibition” at the Guangdong Museum of Art (Bai’etan). ✨ Click to learn more details: #Guangzhou# #GuangdongMuseumofArt# #ChenJialing# #ChineseArt# #InkPainting# #ChinesePainting# #ArtExhibition# #ChineseCulture#

How long should you look at a Chinese painting? Associate Prof. Liu Chen, also the associate dean of the School of Arts, invites you to "walk into" a Chinese hand-scroll painting. Instead of reflecting a single moment from a single point of view, it is actually composed of a series of consecutive scenes. It takes time for the story to unfold in front of you, doesn't it? “Don't rush to finish the painting. Slow down. And let it open itself to you.” —— PKU Open Question