At a press conference held in Beijing on July 23, it was announced that the "Building Peace Together -2024 (Paris) Olympic Art Conference", jointly organized by the China Association for the Promotion of Culture and Arts and the French Association of Plastic Artists, authorized by the Paris Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games, will open on August 8 at the Seine National Music Center in Paris. On site press conference. The Olympic Art Conference (hereinafter referred to as "Ogilvy Conference") is an international cultural exchange platform centered on Olympic art, founded by the China Association for the Promotion of Culture and Art during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Over the past 16 years, it has been held in Olympic cities such as Beijing, London, Rio de Janeiro, and Nanjing, with more than 17000 artists participating. Ji Lianbin, Director of the Creative Research Department of the China Association for the Promotion of Culture and Secretary General of the Organizing Committee of this year's "Ogilvy Conference", introduced that this exhibition has collected more than 120 pieces (groups) of works from 90 artists from China, France, Spain, Uzbekistan and other countries, and 60 domestic painters and calligraphers have been invited to participate. The works of foreign artists are presented in the form of oil paintings and sculptures at the invitation of the French Society of Plastic Artists, reflecting the diverse integration of world civilization. Yang Xiaoyang, President of the China Association for the Promotion of Culture, stated that the Olympics is not just a competitive sport, but can be traced back to ancient Greece, where various forms of humanities and arts such as poetry, music, art, and architecture were included in the category of the "Muse Five Art Competitions" at the Olympics. It is these cross racial human artistic languages that constitute the colorful cultural landscape of the Olympics. Today, the Olympic spirit has gained richer connotations with the development of the times. The "Ogilvy Conference" insists on interpreting and disseminating the Olympic spirit in an artistic way, conveying people's pursuit of beauty and dignity under different cultural, historical, and social concepts. (New Society)