Innovative glass and ceramic works in focus at 'Firewood and origin' show
Visitors explore the exhibition "Firewood and origin" at Marie's Gallery in Changning District.
Rooted in traditional Chinese culture, a new art exhibition featuring innovative glass and ceramic work embraces Taoist philosophy as its inspiration.
Dozens of exhibits from teachers at the Shanghai Art & Design Academy are on display at the exhibition titled "Firewood and Origin," at Marie's Gallery in Changning District.
Li Fubiao, head of the academy's glass art innovation workshop, led his students in showcasing Taoist thought in their glass designs. He asked his students to explore and learn traditional Chinese culture and spirit before make their creations.
A woman views a ceramic figure created by local artist Yao Lan.
Another teacher Yao Lan encouraged her students to express their thoughts and emotions through ceramic figures they created. She led a ceramic aesthetic lab at the academy where her students' ceramic works could be incubated into commercial products.
The academy has hosted two public exhibitions of creative designs from its teachers and students in efforts to help raise the student employment rate.
The over 2,000-square-meter Marie's Gallery was renovated from the old Marie pigment space, with an on-site exhibition introducing the history of the century-old pigment brand.
A glass exhibit at the "Firewood and Origin" exhibition.
Exhibition info:
Date: Through May 5, 10am-5pm
Admission: Free
Venue: Marie's Gallery
马利美术馆
Address: 3300 Yan'an Rd W.
延安西路3300号
An exhibit at the "Firewood and Origin" exhibition.
