Core Points - The first "Hong Kong 'Huang Yongyu' International Young Printmaking Artists Support Program" annual exhibition opened on August 4 in Hong Kong, aiming to discover outstanding young Chinese artists and promote the international development of printmaking art [1][2] - The program is jointly organized by various entities including the Hong Kong Dagong Wenhui Media Group and the Hong Kong SAR Government, with support from the Hong Kong Arts Development Council and the Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles [1] - The initiative seeks to establish Hong Kong as a creative hub for young printmaking artists, facilitating cultural exchange between the mainland and Hong Kong, and enhancing the global visibility of printmaking art [1][2] Program Details - Since its launch, the support program has received enthusiastic responses from the art community, with nearly 1,000 young talents in printmaking participating [2] - After a rigorous selection process, 111 outstanding young artists were chosen, representing regions including mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, as well as countries like the UK, USA, Italy, Argentina, Colombia, and South Korea [2] - The exhibition features four thematic sections: "Speaking through Print," "New Symbols from Print," "Print Art Transmitting Warmth," and "Art Narrating Longjiang," connecting history, the present, and the future [2] Exhibition Duration - The exhibition will run until August 6 [3]