It’s that time of year again! The weather is heated and Beijing’s spring beauty has already begun to reveal itself. Of course, these are cherry flowers that we all go over, and although there are a number of places around the city where you can catch the precious cherry flowers, a place especially a pretty unique photography experience promises.
4th April, Three Shadows Photography Art Center will host its third spring photography fair and encourages you to come and take some time to relax and enjoy the beauty of the spring. The event consists of three main elements:
Spring photography
Two beautiful cherry flowers trees lovingly named “Somei-Yoshino” and “Yae Sakura”-will be in bloom in the yard, making the perfect topics and presenting a beautiful atmosphere for some enchanting spring photography.
Outdoor photography Bazaar
Which fair would be complete without wonderful artificial creations for sale? You will not miss this photography market that brings together artists, curators, experts and scholars as well as photography lovers from all walks of life. There will be a number of topics on display, services offered or things available for sale on the market, including photography -related products (eg more.
Three photography exhibitions
As an additional treat, the event marks the opening of these thoughtful exhibitions:
- “Metal Odyssey” – 2024 Jimei-Arle’s image curator-prize-winning exhibition “Metal Odyssey” explores trauma and memory in life in life. The exhibition presents interactions between the artists and their families through medical items, pictures of luggage and travel and through life experiences as patients. By reflecting on the patient’s healing journey, presented in the form of documents and symbolizing a difficult and brave Odyssey, the exhibition invites visitors to explore the deep intersection of metal and art.
- “Glinting Light: An exploration of Luo Bonia’s photography” – – This exhibition focuses on Luo Bonia’s photography and exploration as a “self -taught” banker. The exhibition, which highlights the “golden years” in its photographic career from 1930 to 1940, shows almost a hundred rare original works as well as other documents that are important to Luo’s life and artistic practice to create a vivid image of the artist and his kaleidoscopic artistic world.
- “Unknown edge” – Hao Xinyus Separate Exhibition shows his creative work, which spans six years as a retrospective of his personal visual language and the development of his creative methodology. In his work, he often explores the feeling of powerlessness in scenes that “not easily brushed by light”, or often overlooked by others, using images, materials and spatial construction to share and build potential associations and reconstructions of his surroundings at a given time. Hao leaves part of the narrative expression room to the color and material to tell in the hope that the chaos and the conflict during the calm and the order can surprise itself.
About three shadows
Three Shadows Photography Art Center was founded in June 2007 by the influential Chinese modern photographer Rongrong and his wife, the famous Japanese photographer Inri. At the time of founding, the center was China’s first independent organization that specialized in modern art photography, and since then it has become the country’s leading platform for presentation, promotion, discovery and international exchange of high -caliber photography. Three Shadows Photography Art Center consists of two spaces, North and South: The North Placement is located in Pekings Caochangdi Art District, while the South location is located in the southern city of Xiamen. Apart from its exhibition spaces, Three Shadows Photography Art Center also includes +3 gallery, image production facilities, an educational program and a café.
When: April 16 at.
Where: Three Shadows Photography Art Center Beijing (Path Garden)
Price: RMB 60/regular ticket; Scan the Three Shadows Mini Program QR code below for multiple purchase information
Three Shadows Photography Art Center 三影堂摄影艺术中心
155A Caochangdi, Chaoyang District (next to Platform China)
朝阳区草场地艺术东区 155 号 (站台中国旁)
Hours: Tirs-Sol, 10 to 18
Telephone: 010 6432 2663
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Photos: With permission from the room