On June 29th, the "Cloud Pottery Threesome" ceramic art exhibition will open in the Yunnan Provincial Library.
This exhibition will display 100 pieces (pieces) of pottery by three well-known artists in Yunnan Province, Gu Fengyu, Ma Xingyun and Liu Yehan. The exhibited ceramics are a collection of works from different regions, different craft characteristics and different artistic styles: visitors can not only admire the blue and white porcelain of Yuxi, but also taste the colorful glazed pottery of Huaning and the five-color purple pottery of Jianshui, and also get close to the firewood kiln firing works of Qujing.
The types of exhibited works cover porcelain prints, ceramic plate paintings, vases, clay pots, and pottery sculptures, aiming to let the audience feel the power of Yunnan ethnic and folk ceramic art, stimulate people's inner innocence and the collision of thoughts, and let people feel the charm and proposition of Yunnan ethnic and folk ceramic art.
As a native of Yunnan, you can't help but understand ceramics. Yunnan has a history of tens of thousands of years of ceramic production, and ceramics are the best carrier for studying Yunnan ethnic and folk inventions and innovations, lifestyles, aesthetic methods, art appreciation, and social economy; Yunnan has a history of ceramic trade for thousands of years, and Yunnan ceramics enjoy a very high reputation and popularity all over the world, shaping the world's impression of Yunnan. Zheng He went to the West and brought the local culture, lifestyle, and aesthetic ideas of Yunnan to many countries along the "Silk Pottery Tea Road".
The ceramic exhibition is the first event after the official opening of the Yuntu culture and art living room to the public, sponsored by the Yunnan Provincial Library and the Ceramic Art Committee of the Yunnan Artists Association, during the event, the exquisite cultural and creative of the National Library will also be exhibited simultaneously, welcome the general public and tourists to the second floor of the Yunnan Provincial Library Hall to watch the exhibition, the exhibition time lasts until August 5.