1/17/2010

Shanghai

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We visited Shanghai many years ago, before the great boom years.
It is such an amazing city !


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SHANGHAI
Exhibition
the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco

Feb. 12 till Sept. 5, 2010





Shanghai explores, through the mirror of its art, the tumultuous history that has resulted in one of Asia’s most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities of today.

An American poet once wrote that “The artist is the antenna of the race.” For more than a century and half Shanghai artists have not only been documenting the city's many changes but also leading its way into the future. It is impossible to understand one of the world’s most intriguing cities without an awareness of its artists, or to understand its art without an awareness of the city’s history.

The exhibition features more than 130 oil paintings, Shanghai Deco furniture and rugs, revolutionary posters, works of fashion, movie clips, and contemporary installations. These artworks, drawn mainly from the collections of the Shanghai Museum, the Shanghai Art Museum, the Shanghai City History Museum, and the Lu Xun Museum, include the most significant visual documents of the city’s rich and ever-changing culture.

Shanghai is divided into four sections:
Beginnings (1850–1912), High Times (1912–1937), Revolution (1920–1976), and Shanghai Today (1980–present).
source : www.asianart.org




Shanghai World Expo 2010
May 1 till October 31, 2010




中国2010年上海万博
Expo 2010 Shanghai China
The theme of Expo 2010 is "Better City, Better Life".


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SFJAF
Shanghai Fine Jewellery and Art Fair

2007

The goal of the SFJAF is to bring together for the first time in China the world’s leading galleries and jewelers.




Read more here !
© SFJAF



This LOGO reminds me very much of Daruma san!






Here is a cup from Arita pottery, which reminds me of this Daruma logo.




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上海語北京語秋の深みゆく
shanhaigo pekingo aki no fukamiyuku

Shanghai dialect
Beijing dialect
autumn deepens


Koh Chikako  高千夏子
Tr. Fay Aoyagi


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. WKD : PLACE NAMES of the WORLD .


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2 comments:

Nick said...

AH AH FUNNY IMAGINATION!!!
I LOVE THE LOGO!!! It is a modern and refined Dragon! Who could ever see Daruma San in there?
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Anonymous said...

That SFJAF logo really is just like Daruma. Maybe the two have something special in common. hahaha.