南池子美術館

The layered rockery scenery is covered with vegetation growing wildly Bamboo, tree shadows, and lotus flowers under the sunlight Paint a flowing spring scene on the white wall 🌿 The museum is quite small It is transformed from a quadrangle Described in three words, it is small and exquisite, with a different view at every step Half-hidden windows, scattered corridors, large structured door frames These are all beautiful compositions when shooting 🌿 Apart from being a bit expensive, Nan Pool has no other shortcomings The scenes inside, the details of the window sills and pavilions are really worth slowing down to feel 🌿 On the right side of the entrance is the exhibition area The exhibition area is divided into two floors, both are open Currently on display is the artist Jin Yucheng's 'Blooming' 🌿 The left side of the entrance is the derivative product sales area of the art museum There are peripherals and coffee for sale in the store ‼️You can get postcards for free, and free stamps There are 4 patterns in total, 6 stamps 2 patterns of Nan Pool, each with 2 colors, Currently, the 'Blooming' theme exhibition in the museum, 2 patterns Each person is limited to 2 postcards 🌸About the 'Blooming' exhibition 1️⃣No need to buy tickets separately, you can visit with the purchase of tickets 2️⃣2023.8.3-2023.10.29 3️⃣Works on both the first and second floors 📍No. 21, Putuo Temple West Lane, Dongcheng District, Beijing 🕐Open from Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Monday Morning: 10:00-13:00 (stop admission at 12:30) Afternoon: 14:00-17:00 (stop admission at 16:30) 🎫Ticket price on weekdays: 80 yuan/single person 140 yuan/double Weekend and holiday ticket prices: 100 yuan/single person 180 yuan/double 📸You can bring a camera, but commercial shooting is not allowed

| When Nanchizi Art Museum Meets Cyberpunk~. Beijing Exhibition | When Nanchizi Art Museum Meets Cyberpunk~🦋 · 💚Early summer is showing its signs, with lush greenery all around. When Suzhou gardens meet cyberpunk, when jade buildings meet metal sculptures, it's a collision between ancient and modern, as well as a fusion of Chinese and Western styles. The marvel of craftsmanship unfolds in this misty and enchanting pool, slowly coming into view. Under the sunlight, the sculptures shine brightly, glittering and splendid.✨ · 🩷This is the 'Heavenly Craftsmanship Enlightenment - Xia Hang Sculpture Exhibition' held at the Nanchizi Art Museum, featuring 26 sets of 101 pieces by teacher Xia Hang. The metal sculptures are cleverly displayed in the beautiful Chinese gardens, blending modern industrial beauty into Eastern aesthetics. Amidst the collision of wood and metal, one can perceive the endless creativity of 'Heavenly Craftsmanship', paying tribute to Song Dynasty aesthetics with contemporary art.🍃 · ❤️'Heavenly Craftsmanship' is an ancient encyclopedia-style work compiled by the late Ming Dynasty scientist Song Yingxing, known as the 'Encyclopedia of Crafts of 17th Century China' by foreign scholars. It holds high scientific value. The term 'Heavenly Craftsmanship' comes from the 'Book of Documents', and 'Opening up the World' from the 'I Ching', meaning to utilize nature, through human intelligence and skill, to develop everything in the world, also reflecting the harmony between humans and nature.🌿 · 🩵The exhibition is divided into three parts, 1️⃣ the first floor of the pavilion houses the main exhibits, each piece is very unique, with its own style; 2️⃣ the second floor of the pavilion has smaller and more exquisite exhibits, and there is also an experience area for children to enjoy; 3️⃣ the courtyard pool has a mist spray every 30 minutes, where you can sit quietly in the corridor and enjoy this dreamlike paradise.🌟 The overall works, through clever integration with the environment, express the traditional cultural thought of 'Heavenly Craftsmanship'. The choice of Nanchizi Art Museum as the exhibition venue is also very ingenious, kudos to the curator!💕 · 💜Favorite works: ▫️'Above the Clouds': In the ancient courtyard, cranes stand in the pool and on the rooftops, with rows of pavilions looming in the mist, recreating the 'Auspicious Cranes' by Emperor Huizong of Song. ▫️'Enchanted Fragrance': Silver and red wings intertwine, creating a strong visual impact, as if a surge of vitality is pulsing, adding a touch of life to the cold steel material. ▫️'Singularity': More abstract than the previous two sets, it allows the audience to experience order in chaos and feel the infinite within a finite space. · ⏰Exhibition Time: April 26th - July 26th 💰Ticket Price: Single person weekday 60/weekend 80, double person weekday 100/weekend 140 · 🈯️【Tips】 ▫️Name: Nanchizi Art Museum ▫️Address: No. 21, West Alley of Pudu Temple, Dongcheng District, Beijing ▫️Transportation: Walk 900 meters from Exit C (southwest exit) of Jinyu Hutong Station on Line 8 ▫️Hours: 10:00-13:00 & 14:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 〰️🔚〰️

⛩️ A few days ago, the teacher took us to study in the Forbidden City, and we happened to "exit the palace" from the Shenwu Gate. I found a shared bike and rode to the neighboring hutong without a specific destination, just casually. However, the pavilion building that suddenly appeared at the corner deeply attracted me. 🎑 Located next to the Pudu Temple in the southern pool of the imperial city, the independent Suzhou garden architecture courtyard usually has exhibitions. It is another world when you step inside. In the limited space, you see a replica of the Jiangnan water town, which is amazing! Art becomes more beautiful through space, becoming a medium for deep communication between contemporary people and art. 🧭 Navigation: He Art Center/Nanchizi Art Gallery 🚇 Transportation: Take the subway to Tiananmen East Station and walk to the Pudu Temple. Or take subway line 8 to Jinyu Hutong and walk there 🎫 Ticket: Purchase with the exhibition for 100 ☎️ Reservation: Make a reservation through 👸, with limited spots available each day, it is recommended to book in advance. 🕍 Venue Highlights 🌲 The ingenious integration of classical gardens A Suzhou-style courtyard that represents the spirit of ancient Chinese literati has been recreated next to the Forbidden City. The exterior of the courtyard is square and proper; the interior is elegant and appropriately simple. Pavilions and terraces are reflected across the pond; lake stones and window lattices change the scenery with every step. 🎍 The technique of using rockeries and small pavilions, and the art of borrowing scenery, adds a lot of spirituality to this little-known hutong. The hutong scenery captured by the camera lens seems to instantly transport you to the exquisite Lan Mountain in Suzhou, and this wonderful experience of time and space interweaving makes people linger and forget to return. 🖼️ Exhibition Highlights 1. Lost White Clouds ☑️ The exhibition is dominated by blue and green, representing the sky and forests. The exaggerated color collisions and mixed ink techniques in the paintings prompt people to further consider their attitude towards life. Can the blue sky be without white clouds, and can white clouds lose the blue sky? This visual impact and thought-provocation lead to a profound reflection on the environment and life by the audience. 2. Accidental Aesthetics ✅ The Accidental Aesthetics exhibition reminds people of the Gum Wall in Seattle. Although the Gum Wall is criticized for being dirty and messy, it has become a colorful "scenic spot". Accidental Aesthetics does just that, creating a colorful visual effect with the collision and fusion of various colors, perfectly matching this summer. 🏕️ Every scene is filled with the breath of modern art. Clever use of framing, borrowing, and contrasting landscape design techniques vividly displays the plants, mountains, rivers, and birds, and taking photos not only records the beauty but also allows people to understand the design secrets of these landscapes more deeply. 🛤️ Surroundings: Wangfujing Apm ✔️ Forbidden City Museum ✔️ Corner Tower ✔️ ⛲️ I quietly walked into a courtyard, feeling like I was in the south while in the north. The symmetry of northern architecture, the beauty of southern gardens, a mountain and a scene, the scenery changes with every step. The sound of running water in the yard instantly cools down the hot weather.

🎬 The weather in Beijing has been fantastic recently, so I took advantage of the weekend to visit the Nanchizi Art Gallery: The Awakening of Ingenious Craftsmanship - Xia Hang's Solo Sculpture Exhibition. Wow, the gallery was packed with internet celebrities and bloggers who came to check in because this place is just so photogenic📣 - 🌟Highlights of the exhibition: ✔️ There are over a hundred pieces in The Awakening of Ingenious Craftsmanship, all cast in metal🛠️. When they are combined with the Chinese garden of the Nanchizi Art Gallery🏡, there is a fierce collision of elements: wood and metal, traditional and modern, soft and hard...👀 As viewers experience the sensory impact, they also feel an unexpected sense of harmony, which is simply amazing👏🏻 . ✔️ The exhibits are cleverly placed throughout the gallery, with cranes by the lake and on the artificial hills, each with a different posture, dragonflies resting on the gray tiles, spiders hiding in corners🕷️, and paper airplanes gliding through the air✈️... These cold metal fragments, in this home, are endowed by the creator with warmth and vivid life . ✔️ Here, every glance is a beautiful picture🖼️, with soft lighting, contrasting warm and cold colors, symmetry, and framed structures. Photography lovers could spend half a day here and still not have enough shots🤣 - ❣️Other tips: There are two sessions for the exhibition, morning and afternoon 2️⃣. The morning session is from 10:00 to 13:00, and the afternoon session from 14:00 to 17:00 . Every half-hour and on the hour, five minutes before, there will be a mist spray by the lake in the garden🌫️, creating an ethereal atmosphere, don't miss it . There is an experience area on the second floor where you can use your imagination🤯 to assemble an artwork by hand🛠️ - 📍Location of the gallery: Nanchizi Art Gallery, No. 21 West Alley of Pudu Temple Street, Dongcheng District . 🕰️Exhibition time: April 26 to July 26, 2024, closed on Mondays 10:00-13:00/14:00-17:00 . 🎫Exhibition ticket: 60 yuan on weekdays, 80 yuan on weekends -

After sitting in the corridor for a long time, the mist gradually clears, revealing a heavenly pond on earth, as if the sky has opened☁️ To the west of the Forbidden City, a realm of its own, 'Auspicious Cranes' meets metallic style, and garden aesthetics encounter cyberpunk🖤 - The exhibition is more than halfway through, take a quick visit to the Nanchizi Art Museum during your lunch break, where the power of stainless steel clashes with the aesthetics within the wooden Chinese architecture, offering a view with every step, countless life's blockbuster moments captured by the pond💥 - 👉🏻'Heavenly Craftsmanship Enlightened' Xia Hang Sculpture Exhibition 📍Nanchizi Art Museum ☁️2024.4.26-2024.7.26

🍃 A condensed version of the stunning Suzhou Gardens next to the Forbidden City, a mix of new Chinese style and cyberpunk The Nanchizi Art Museum is really creative, with its exquisite Chinese gardens. This year is already my second visit, the pinnacle of new Chinese aesthetic. · 🦋 The exhibition on display is very cyberpunk, creatively reassembling countless stainless steel mechanical parts and combining them with the architectural and garden styles of Suzhou. · ⛲️ The museum has once again set up exhibits in the central water pool, ▫ with a mist effect performance every 20-30 minutes, creating a 'mirage' scene. The Chinese beauty amidst the mist is elevated to a new level.🌫 ⭐️ Exhibition: Tiangong Kaiwu Sculpture Exhibition by Xia Hang Duration: 24.4.26-7.26 Location: Nanchizi Art Museum

Early summer, the Nan Chizi Art Museum's new exhibition "Rooms with Stories" is now open. The exhibition showcases 60 paintings and 20 animated short films by artist Peng Wei, as well as 3 installation works. The artistic inspiration for these works comes from the Dunhuang murals and Italian church murals. Peng Wei often draws herself into the paintings, attempting to regain the dual experience of "telling stories" and "watching stories" through painting and animation. Coincidentally, the painter Peng Wei, who created the exhibition works, brought her friends to visit and listened to the artist's personal tour. Peng Wei's works seek entry points from traditional Chinese aesthetics, "disassembling" and "reconstructing" stories. At the entrance of the exhibition, five "Festival" series works are arranged in a screen-like manner, imitating the architectural shadow wall, forming a traditional building's central layout for the presentation of this group of works. Peng Wei was inspired by legends of festivals such as the Yuan Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Qiqiao Festival, telling stories and feelings of people living together in the same space in a courtyard. The "Tower" series tells stories about birth, death, kindness, love and hate, separation, and humans and pets. Peng Wei has long been fascinated by the "Tower", whether it's the Leifeng Tower, the Tower of Babel, the Tower of London, the Ivory Tower, or the Stupa... In the space that rises layer by layer, the story unfolds layer by layer, and people are immersed in it, feeling the superposition of spiritual dimensions in a seemingly overlapping space. The animated short films of "We All Need Stories" are distributed in the exhibition space. In the past three years, because offline exhibitions could not be held, Peng Wei turned many of her paintings into animated form and personally selected the music. There is an old Nordic folk song that she likes, and she emailed the 80-year-old singer to communicate about the copyright, but did not receive a reply, so she asked the museum staff to hum a few lines and recorded them. For another piece of music, Peng Wei asked a friend who had just divorced to hum a section of "Wedding March". In the "Journey" section of the second floor exhibition hall, the layout of the Dunhuang Grottoes can be seen everywhere, consciously echoing the Dunhuang elements in the paintings. Two works created on human models and silk shoes are placed in two inaccessible rooms. In the exhibition, there is a series of small paintings depicting the folk story "Su Hui". Su Hui's husband was exiled to the border by Emperor Qin, and she suffered from missing him. She invented a kind of palindrome poem, which could express her longing and sorrow no matter how it was read, forwards, backwards, diagonally, or in any way. Su Hui sent the palindrome poem to her husband from afar, which was made of brocade woven with colorful silk threads. [Peng Wei Solo Exhibition: Rooms with Stories] Exhibition hall: Nan Chizi Art Museum Address: 21 Pudusi West Lane, Dongcheng District, Beijing City. Exhibition period: 2023.04.21-07.05 Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 Ticket purchase method: Reserve tickets through the official account of Nan Chizi Art Museum.