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Friday, 1 October 2010

THEY DO IT DIFFERENTLY IN CHINA…

The largest art training centre for Chinese painting was set up recently in Tianjin, supported by the Ministry of Culture, China National Academy of Painting, and the Tianjin Municipal Government. The centre is designed to integrate multiple functions, including "collective creation" workshops, galleries, and individual studios. The 10,000 m² area will be a platform for creation, research, and teaching. The China National Academy of Painting is also planning will also hold exhibitions, forums, and competitions at the centre to further promote traditional Chinese art. Though initiated by this Academy, it will be run by local enterprises. The official statement says "The facility aims to ultimately become a giant incubator for developing the talent of creative artists… In recent years, the culture industry has maintained rapid growth, giving constant support to the national economy. During the culture fever, traditional Chinese painting is gaining more appreciation in the market. Therefore, the new art center is hoping to solve business issues and allow the art industry to enjoy sustainable growth."

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