[#AuditoriumLouvre#] 🎬 Dans le cadre des #JIFA#, assistez à la projection du film « Le Portrait interdit » de Charles de Meaux, suivie d’un échange avec le réalisateur et Melvil Poupaud, animé par Philippe Azoury. 📍 Le 29/01 à 14h30 👉 https://t.co/nwQhIiiP9u https://t.co/n55DSC0EGe

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Emperor Qianlong of the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) was celebrated not only for his scholarly achievements in Confucianism but also for his profound mastery of Han culture. Today, the Palace Museum in Beijing houses numerous portraits of Qianlong dressed in Han attire, leading many young people today to jest that he was a master in cosplay. In this particular painting, a youthful Emperor Qianlong is depicted wearing traditional Han clothing, playing a guqin beside a lake (top right). In the distance, towering mountains rise majestically, while a flowing stream runs nearby. Under his pavilion, blooming lotuses add to the serene beauty (bottom left). The vases inside the pavilion are also adorned with lotus flowers. Besides the vase is a plate with fruit. The crystal mountain-like subject in the plate is mysterious. I inquired my mentor, vice president of the museum, she is not sure either. We guess it could be just a piece of ice or a crystal artifact (bottom right). Although this idyllic scene is imagined, it reflects the emperor’s scholarly persona, finding joy in natural landscapes and companionship in the sounds of the guqin. A closer inspection reveals that the facial features of Qianlong and his two attendants are rendered in a Western style. This suggests that the painting was likely a collaborative effort between a Western painter responsible for the portraits and a Chinese artist who painted the landscape, merging both artistic traditions.

Inakadate, a village in Japan’s Aomori Prefecture, transformed its 2,000-year rice farming legacy into a breathtaking tradition known as Tanbo Art. Farmers plant different colored rice strains with pixel-level precision to grow massive, living artworks across rice paddies. The tradition began in 1993 with simple images and has evolved into detailed portraits of historical figures, pop culture icons, and more. Would you travel to see an artwork grown from rice? For more content like this, please visit: https://t.co/ot3cZ3pphM #TanboArt# #RicePaddyArt# #JapaneseCulture# #Inakadate# #AgriculturalArt# #Farming#

10 years of Runaway - the song that changed my life. It was so amazing to spend time revisiting memories with the original Runaway team to create something special for you. It really showed me how much has changed since then in the best way possible. I am so grateful for all of you, my warriors and weirdos, and your kindness, love and ability to make art feel new for so long. Tune in to watch the premiere of Portrait of a Song, the Runaway documentary on my YouTube channel at 7pm ✨ P.S there’s a special orchestral version of Runaway available to listen to on all streaming platforms today! https://t.co/INgC6eMsmC