Artist works

Artist HinHua had to use to a chisel to carving two phoenixes on the ice. He was working cold winter. I like it not only because famous in my hometown but also show kind of arts, I was laudatory！

Reflection about travel to Architecture Tour

I have been in Chicago for six years, but I never travelled to the heart of the city on the Chicago River by ship. On Wednesday afternoon, September, 21, 2011, I finally got the opportunity to take The Chicago River Architecture Tour with my art class’s classmates. Our teacher Ms. Gitte leaded the way and we had a memorable sightseeing trip. The ticket costs $26. We waited in line for the ship which left harbor at 1:30pm. I learnt a lot from the guider on the boat who introduced the history and artists about those art works on sides. It lasts about 75 minutes.
The tour start from the river part near Michigan Ave., and ended in west loop. After that, it made U-turn toward to the Michigan Lake, then to Navy Pier, and then made a U-turn back to a loop. I found that many different buildings which are important for economic development of Chicago. I saw an interesting building which had the shape of a corn. I was impressed by the creativity of those artists who designed and constructed those great artworks.

Shadow

Shadow

I like this picture bcause it makes by myself. I think shadow is not a real phsical person, but it can make me to think about person who is what to do? Given wide created space for my art work.

Katsushika Hokusai

He was Born in Japan(Oct.1760, Died in May 10, 1849, Edo, Japan).

He was a Japanese artist. He has skills for painter, draftsman, printmaker, and book illustrator. Apprenticed to a woodcut engraver at 15 years old. He became a student of the leading Ukiyo-e master, Katsukawa Shunsho, in 1778. After he learned prints, paintings from kotskawa Shunsho, his thirty -six views of Mount Fuji which created between (1826-1833), a series of prints had marked a summit in the history of the Japanese landscape. I like his grandeur of concept and skill of execution, there was little approaching it before and nothing to surpass it later. He had numerous followers, though none had his power of versatility. He was a special artist because he was drawn by diverse artistic influences, among which they must include Chinese art and western art.

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The Gate of the Buddhist Temple in China

In 2003, I went to YUNNAN to visite my Shanga brother, I saw the Buddhist temple art buildings, and I think if somebody who has been to the han nationality, Tibetan, Mongolian and dai temple of the people will be surprised to find that: these temples, full of beautiful things in eyes, colorful, masterly, beautiful, like a building art treasure. Those Buildings have distinct national characteristics and the unique architectural style. These characteristics and style from temple site selection, all plane layout, space structure, decoration coloured drawing or pattern, hanging display, skulls configuration, and group combination, unit building and so on aspect vividly fully showed, stay to the person very deep impression. The temple national characteristics and performance more distinct specific. If someone who loves Buddhist temple art buildings of China, please to visite it, you will have new more wonderful time.

The Art Buildings of the Buddhist temples

I really like it

Art works

The first picture is Katsushika Hokusai's order a hand -painted reproduction of this painting, that is about himself portrait at the age of eighty three. I like that because it looks as a Buddhist Zen meditation master, and it can reflect his painting is magnificently conceived with clear, bright, and profound.

I like his second picture because that is natural world phenomenon. The works named is The Great Wave off Kanagawa. It is his most famous work. This particular woodblock is one of the most recognized works of Japanese art in the world.

art

what is art? I think that art teater will tell us.