Art exhibition opens in Liangjiang

An art exhibition displaying Ba-Shu symbols and bronze artifacts is underway in Liangjiang. [Photo provided to english.liangjiang.gov.cn]

An art exhibition showcasing Ba-Shu symbols and bronze artifacts opened on July 17 at N Land in Liangjiang New Area and will run free of charge until Aug 16.

The exhibition features more than 100 symbolic patterns extracted from various bronzes, including animal figures, human forms, and geometric designs, as well as several bronze artifacts from the Baolin Museum's collection.

The Ba-Shu symbols, distinct cultural markers engraved on bronzes by the ancient Ba-Shu people, encapsulate the spiritual beliefs and aesthetic values of a civilization from thousands of years ago.

The exhibition's design blends ancient pattern elements with modern visual presentation techniques, encouraging visitors to create their own symbolic artworks.

The organizers will host four traditional culture salons and hands-on experience activities, featuring thematic discussions and practical sessions on traditional aesthetics and crafts.

N Land offers a variety of community cultural exchange activities, including traditional culture, plein air, and photography exhibitions, providing a rich cultural and artistic experience for all visitors.