Artist qiaobiangugu creates gorgeous calligraphy using colored powders and a razor blade to shape the powder into letters.

For the Chinese literati, the doctrine of moderation is a key influence in their lives and calligraphy an effective and artful ... of nature and personality in dots and lines. One such example is ...

Calligraphy is a link to traditional culture, and China has presented a good example to the world about preserving and carrying forward its culture by promoting Chinese calligraphy, Shaburov said.

Today, Thailand’s oldest bastion of Chinese republicanism, located in a glass and marble 1990s-government-style building in ...

Taiwan’s art scene is often overshadowed by the Asian hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong in Asia. Despite this, it has much to ...

His composition and the proportions of his paintings follow the principles of Chinese calligraphy ... He might, he said by way of example, title something as water, but viewers see streets ...

The origins of Chinese seal engraving can be traced back to the Shang dynasty (1600–1046 BC), where the earliest examples of seals ... incorporating fine calligraphy, elaborate motifs, and ...

At school, Sum-yu’s leadership in the Chinese Calligraphy and Chinese Painting ... Writing reflects the calligrapher’s emotions. For example, someone might write in a more carefree style ...

zi2zi(字到字, meaning from character to character) is an application and extension of the recent popular pix2pix model to Chinese characters ... generalize beyond the limited set of provided examples.

Traditional Chinese art works of the past and present ... whose works sell for millions of dollars. For example, The painting "Lotus and Mandarin Ducks” by Zhang Daqian has just set the new ...

Wang’s screed is one of the finest and most famous examples. The original ... Harrist junior of Columbia University puts it, Chinese calligraphy is “copies, all the way down”.

Calligraphy is one of the most stark and straightforward ... by the needs of Buddhist traders and missionaries. Although the Chinese pilgrim Faxan (circa 400 CE) was silent about copying books ...