Beijing, November 14 (Xinhua) (Reporter Gao Kai) "Modernism Stroll: Berlin National Museum of Art Collection Exhibition" recently opened to the public at the UCCA Ullens Contemporary Art Center in Beijing. The exhibition gathers nearly a hundred representative works of six modern art masters, tracing the evolution of European modern art in the 20th century through the presentation of cubism, surrealism, and various abstract forms of expression. Modernist stroll: Exhibition in the collection of the National Museum of Fine Arts in Berlin. The UCCA exhibition carefully selects nearly a hundred representative works of six 20th century modern art giants, Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), Paul Kerry (1879-1940), Henry Matisse (1869-1954), Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966), Paul Cezanne (1839-1906), and George Blake (1882-1963), from the collection of the National Museum of Beauguerre in Berlin. In chronological order, the exhibition examines the works of Cubism The presentation of surrealism and various abstract forms of expression traces the development process of modern art in Europe in the 20th century. Modernist stroll: Exhibition in the collection of the National Museum of Fine Arts in Berlin. The UCCA Berlin National Museum of Fine Arts is a member of the Berlin National Museums Alliance and one of the leading modern art museums in Europe. As the China station of its international exhibition collection, this exhibition is specially planned and presented in a chronological structure based on the creation time of the works. Modernist stroll: Exhibition in the collection of the National Museum of Fine Arts in Berlin. According to UCCA, the exhibition is named "Modernist Stroll" and aims to present the creative process and ideological evolution of six art masters through nearly a hundred art treasures, making the public feel like they are wandering in the history of modern art in the 20th century, experiencing and comprehending the diversity and transformation of modernism. The exhibition does not set chapters based on themes or artists, but strictly presents in chronological order according to the creation of the works. The aim is to sort out the origins and mutual influence of the six art masters' creative lines for the audience, and to clearly outline a new landscape for Chinese audiences that marks the flourishing development of artistic creativity in Europe in the first half of the 20th century. At the same time, the exhibition also focuses on the creative practices of art masters in various periods, supplemented by "situational" introductions, leading the audience to approach the artists, the artistic movements and major historical events of that time. It is reported that the exhibition will continue until February 25, 2024. (New News Agency)