On the 12th, the "Fangcun Qiankun · Commemorating the 270th Anniversary of Bivik's Birthday, UK Woodcut Exhibition" opened at the Heilongjiang (International) Printmaking Museum. The organizer of this exhibition is the Heilongjiang Provincial Academy of Calligraphy and Painting (Heilongjiang Provincial Art Museum), the organizer is the Heilongjiang (International) Printmaking Museum, the Heilongjiang Provincial Printmaking Academy, and the supporting units are the British Birwick Association, the British Woodcut Association, the British Woodcut Education Trust, and the Birwick Former Residence Museum. By showcasing 350 woodcut works, this epoch-making printmaker in the history of Western printmaking and the development of British woodcut over the past two centuries are showcased and introduced, attracting numerous tourists to stop and appreciate. A corner of the exhibition hall. Sun Hanlun's wooden carving originated in the Enlightenment period in England, referring to the artist carving on the cross section of a wooden board with extremely high precision requirements. A work takes 2 to 3 months to complete. Thomas Bivik, who is widely regarded as a representative figure of Mukou woodcut, creatively applied the unique artistic expression techniques of Mukou woodcut to the field of book illustrations, resulting in a revolutionary change in the dissemination of images. This year coincides with the 270th anniversary of Bi Wei's birth, and the Heilongjiang Provincial Academy of Calligraphy and Painting (Heilongjiang Provincial Art Museum) holds this exhibition to commemorate Bi Wei, a pioneer in woodcut. This exhibition is divided into early European woodcuts represented by Durler's works; Pictorial illustrations of Bivik woodcut; In the 19th century, wooden carvings were copied from wooden mouths; A total of 350 works are exhibited in the five parts of modern and contemporary woodcut and woodcut handmade books, printing plates, and tools in the UK. This exhibition is one of the important academic exhibitions organized by Heilongjiang Provincial Academy of Calligraphy and Painting (Heilongjiang Provincial Art Museum) this year, aiming to pay tribute to classics, pursue excellence, create a brand of Longjiang printmaking, and promote the prosperity of Longjiang culture. "said Li Zhenyu, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of the Provincial Academy of Calligraphy and Painting. The audience is watching the exhibition. Sun Hanlun photographed Wu Xin, a tourist from Shenzhen, saying, "It's really rare to see so many different styles of woodcut works in Harbin this time We look forward to Mukou woodcut, an art seed from England, taking root and sprouting in the fertile black land of Heilongjiang, which has a glorious printmaking tradition, and spreading it to the land of China, allowing viewers to appreciate the image of heaven and earth in a small space. We also hope that Chinese printmakers can creatively endow Mukou woodcut with new vitality by combining Chinese excellent woodcut traditions. "said He Weimin, the academic host of this exhibition. (New News Agency)
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