ART SG was the most hotly anticipated art fair launch of 2023. Presented by founding and lead partner UBS, ART SG welcomed leading international galleries from Southeast Asia, Asia pacific and around the world.
The second edition of ART SG will take place from 19 – 21 January 2024 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore, providing galleries with an opportunity to tap into the significant buying power of the region at the nexus of Southeast Asia.
Exhibition Title
“The Magpie Bridge” Ink, Light & Shadow Exhibition
鹊桥会 水墨光影展
Artist
Guo Chuanfeng
Period
2024.1.18 – 4.18
Venue
Yang Gallery Singapore
581 Orchard Road, #01-11 Voco Orchard
During Singapore Art Week, Yang Gallery is delighted to present Zhong Dao Space artist Guo Chuanfeng “The Magpie Bridge Ink, Light & Shadow Exhibition” in Singapore.
This exhibition includes ink paintings, calligraphies, and a light show of dance drama, aiming to present Chinese Valentine’s Day to the whole world. “The Magpie Bridge” is one of China’s Four Great Folktales. The story is about the romance between a fairy Zhinü (the weaver girl) and a human Niulang (the cowherd). They meet at Green Lotus Pond and then fall in love with each other. However, the love between humans and fairies is forbidden, so the Queen Mother escorts Zhinü back to heaven and draws a Silver River(the Milky Way) to separate them. Meanwhile, magpies from all over the world are moved by them. Once a year, on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, a flock of magpies would form a bridge to reunite the lovers. That day is known as the Qixi Festival.
Sticking to the essence of traditional Chinese culture, artist Guo Chuanfeng is dedicated to promoting worldwide a new visual system and an Intelligent and artistic lifestyle. We welcome people from around the world to appreciate the beauty of Chinese culture.
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Yang Gallery – Magpie Bridge – Ink, Light& Shadow Exhibition