The works of the renowned painter Liang Yu are once again on display at the National Art Museum of China
The Solo Exhibition of Kelly Zhang, President of the New York Branch of the EAAAA, Opens in Parma, Italy
On May 19, 2025, the "Digital Empowerment · Cultural Rebirth" 2025 International Museum Day Exchange and Seminar, hosted by Yiyun Digital Art Center, organized by Yiyun Technology, and jointly supported by Wangfujing Group Co., Ltd., People's Creativity, and BOE History Exhibition Hall, was successfully held at Yiyun Digital Art Center (Wangfujing).
——Special activities on World Book Day focus on the inheritance of Chinese garden culture.
After the publication of "The Jeffrey Cook House - Pioneering Sustainable Architecture" (ISBN: 979-8-218-07970-3) written by Klaus Dunker, a Principal of Dunker Associates, Architects, and retired Associated Professor Emeritus of the University of Toronto, it was well-received by readers in the architectural industry and also highly praised by the general public. This book was published by the Trustees of the Jeffery Cook Charitable Trust in 2022.
Under the towering eaves of the Forbidden City, along the winding corridors in the secluded gardens, in the mottled patterns of bronze ware, and in the glaze of ceramic objects, the wisdom of creation of the ancient Chinese people still shines with dazzling brilliance across thousands of years of time and space.
artificial intelligence design; Olympic IP derivatives; human-computer collaboration; design process reconstruction
sound politics; auditory landscape; collective memory; sisterhood; nonviolent resistance; social sculpture
Primordial humans created myths rooted in their reverence for the natural world as divine. In their consciousness, all elements of their surroundings were imbued with a unique "aura" — a halo of authenticity and sacredness. However, with the advent of the technological age of replication, from mechanical to digital reproduction, the "aura" of artworks or myths, as Walter Benjamin theorized, has gradually dissipated. Narratives and artistic works, once confined to the veiled sanctity of ritualistic worship, were liberated from their primordial womb, drawing closer to human existence and mass culture. As myths increasingly permeate everyday life, they have shifted from serving solely ritualistic-magical ends to undergoing continuous value transformation within the cultural industry, traversing from one pole of static tradition to another of dynamic reinvention.
Dr. Huang Xiao
Bo Sihan
