从山水行动到美丽中国：中国美院呈现三大主题展

Group 1 - The core theme of the exhibition is the 20th anniversary of Zhejiang's implementation of the "Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets" concept, showcasing artistic expressions of ecological civilization and traditional culture [1] - The "Mountain Water Action: New Media Image Installation Art Exhibition" features a collective of artists led by Gao Shiqiang, focusing on the revitalization of Chinese mountain water experiences and worldviews through contemporary art [2][4] - The exhibition includes various artistic actions, such as "Mountain Water Declaration" and "Mountain Water: Six Chapters," which explore metaphysical thoughts and traditional mountain water spirit through extensive fieldwork across multiple provinces [4][5] Group 2 - The "Great Earth Song: 2025 Beautiful China Chronicle" exhibition aims to integrate artistic practices with national strategies, presenting over a hundred cases of "Beautiful China" art practices from diverse perspectives [10][15] - The exhibition features interactive elements, allowing visitors to engage in cultural symbol design and contribute artistic solutions for environmental challenges [19][20] - The exhibition also highlights the establishment of the "Beautiful China Research Institute" by the China Academy of Art, which focuses on ecological construction and cultural activation through various collaborative centers [19] Group 3 - The "Wall Road Transmission: Research Exhibition of Dunhuang Art Collections and Documents" showcases 103 works and over 90 documents related to the protection and research of Dunhuang art, divided into three historical sections [21][26] - The first section emphasizes the contributions of the National Art College (now China Academy of Art) in the 1940s to the preservation of Dunhuang, featuring rare documents and artworks [21][26] - The second section illustrates the integration of Dunhuang art into the school's curriculum in the 1950s, providing resources for the development of Zhejiang-style figure painting [26][29]