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Appreciating New Year's paintings, looking for New Year's flavors
Welcome the New Year and celebrate the festive season.
"Memories in New Year's Paintings - Shandong Folk Woodblock New Year Painting Exhibition".
It will be on December 27, 2023.
It was officially opened at the Chengyang District Museum.
Shandong "Weixian Yangjiabu New Year Paintings" is China's famous "four" folk New Year paintings, and Tianjin Yangliuqing, Jiangsu Taohuawu, Hebei Wuqiang New Year Paintings, in 2006 included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. Hosted by the Chengyang District Culture and Tourism Bureau and Qingdao Museum, and undertaken by the Chengyang District Museum, the "Memories in the New Year Paintings - Shandong Folk Woodblock New Year Painting Exhibition" will be officially launched at the Chengyang District Museum on December 27.
It is understoodWith the theme of "Memories in New Year's Paintings", the exhibition is divided into four parts: "Blessing and Blessing", "Life Customs", "Opera Legends" and "Festive Decoration".Through the exhibition of 63 pieces (sets) of Shandong folk woodblock New Year paintings collected by Qingdao Museum, the unique charm of the intangible cultural heritage of New Year paintings is reproduced, and the New Year's customs of the people in Shandong are reproduced through scene construction, creating a happy and peaceful festive atmosphere, and expressing people's beautiful expectations for a happy life in the new year.
The exhibits are rich in themes and novel in form
The woodblock prints in Shandong exhibited in this exhibition have a strong folk atmosphere and regional characteristics. The theme of the exhibits is bright and colorful, and there are new year paintings of gods and goddesses that are revered and worshiped by the public, such as the god of the door, the god of the stove, and the god of wealthThere are also traditional Chinese opera repertoire "Empty City Strategy", "Green Peony", "Mother-in-law Tattoo" and other plays out of New Year's paintings;There are also blessing New Year paintings that reflect folk customs and festival decorations, which fully reflect the industrious, bold, humorous, love-hate character and yearning for a better life of farmers in the northern region.
The exhibition hall is full of "New Year's flavor" and full of atmosphere
As the most important festival of Chinese, the New Year Festival is of great significance and rich in connotation, and "New Year's Flavor" is the core expression content of this exhibition design. In order to set off the atmosphere, the exhibition uses "Chinese red" as the main color for design and creation, using auspicious and festive elements such as couplets, "Fu", window flowers, lanterns, etc., to design and produce Qingdao's local gate courtyard as the preface hall, bringing you into the scene of the New Year in your childhood memory. At the same time, it is quite ingenious to set up check-in points such as "Door God", "Fortune Every Year", "More Than Years in a Row", "The First Blessing in the World", etc., looking forward to you wearing gorgeous clothes in the exhibition hall to take a beautiful **.
Experience the intangible cultural heritage handicrafts, and the wonderful research should not be missed
During the exhibition, the Chengyang District Museum will hold a special intangible cultural heritage study activity for woodblock prints, so that the majority of young people can learn and understand the relevant knowledge of woodblock prints in addition to the exhibition, and experience the production process of woodblock prints Xi New Year paintings, take home the handmade New Year paintings, increase their understanding of traditional culture in participation, and show the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage New Year paintings.
The exhibition will open on December 27, 2023
It will last until the end of March 2024.
There are many highlights and surprises!
Let's come to the Chengyang District Museum
Find the unique memory of "New Year's flavor" in New Year's paintings!
Reporter|Zhang Wenhao.