More than 150 Yangjiang watercolor oil paintings appeared in the Municipal Art Museum

Yesterday (31st) afternoon, the second exhibition of the municipal contemporary watercolor oil painting academy opened in the Municipal Art Museum, displaying more than 150 oil paintings and watercolor works, attracting many citizens to watch.

At the event site, the works on display are mainly oil paintings and watercolors. The theme is mainly to reflect the local conditions and customs of Yangjiang, and a few reflect the cultural scenery of other places. These works are mainly from the painters of the municipal contemporary watercolor oil painting academy, with a total of more than 150, including the paintings of Chen Zui, Guan zeju, Sun Li, Zhang Hongliang, Qian Haiyuan, Xian Liqiang and other famous artists.

Students from Liangyang middle school: I gained a lot from this exhibition. I felt deeply about the works of these masters and learned a lot of painting methods and skills.

Guan zeju, a famous Yangjiang oil painter, watched the exhibition. He said that the exhibition fully showed the active atmosphere and high creative level of Yangjiang painting circle.

Guan zeju, a famous Yangjiang oil painter: this exhibition is very good. Many paintings are quite good. We can grasp the color, modeling and the characteristics of oil painting very well.

Zhang Hongliang, director of the Department of fine arts of Guangdong University of technology and President of the municipal contemporary watercolor Oil Painting Institute, said he hoped to promote the exchange of artists and stimulate their creative enthusiasm through this exhibition.

Zhang Hongliang, director of the Department of fine arts of Guangdong University of technology and President of the municipal contemporary watercolor Oil Painting Institute: we should also cultivate new people from generation to generation through this painting and pass on the precious artistic wealth passed on from generation to generation.

City leaders Qiu Zhiyong, Wu Ding and Cheng Fengying attended the exhibition. The exhibition will last until January 5.