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Group 1: Art Exhibitions - The "Urban Space Art Season" is held at Fuxing Island Shipyard Park from September 30 to December 13, featuring the theme "Quantum City, Reviving the Future" and integrating technology with art across 16 sub-venues [3] - The "Accidental! Fluxus!" exhibition at West Bund Museum runs from September 26, 2025, to February 22, 2026, showcasing the Fluxus movement's impact on contemporary art and its origins in the 1950s [5] - Lin Tianmiao's solo exhibition "Nothing Fun!" at Shanghai Contemporary Art Museum from September 30, 2025, to January 4, 2026, presents 40 representative works exploring themes of gender, family, and daily objects [7] Group 2: Cultural Heritage Exhibitions - The "Red and Green: Treasures of Song, Yuan, and Ming Lacquerware" exhibition at Shanghai Museum from September 26 to November 23 features 127 lacquerware pieces, highlighting the craftsmanship and cultural significance of lacquerware in East Asia [9] - "Orange Yellow and Green Time" at Long Museum (Pudong) from September 6 to November 30 showcases over 40 contemporary artworks reflecting autumn themes [11] - "Creating Modernity: Treasures from the Musée d'Orsay" at Pudong Museum from June 19 to October 12 presents significant works from French art history, emphasizing the relationship between art and political contexts from 1848 to 1914 [13] Group 3: Contemporary Art and Cultural Exchange - The exhibition "The Song of the Ouroboros: Art and Collection from Female Perspectives" at Shanghai Jiushi Museum from September 6 to October 22 features 44 works by female artists from China and Spain, highlighting commonalities in their artistic expressions [14] - "One Thousand and One Pages: Comics from Lucerne" at Tsinghua University Art Museum from August 26 to November 16 presents selected works from the Lucerne Comic Festival, exploring themes of courage, history, and social commentary [16] - "Seeing Yin Shang: Unveiling Shang Dynasty Civilization" at Beijing Grand Canal Museum from May 19 to October 12 showcases 338 artifacts, revealing the historical significance of the Shang Dynasty [18] Group 4: Illustration and Contemporary Practices - The "Ten Years: Bologna Illustration Exhibition" at Beijing Today Art Museum from July 12 to October 12 features 385 illustrations, reflecting trends in contemporary illustration [22] - "Tanaka Koji: Temporary Community" at UCCA from September 27, 2025, to January 4, 2026, presents works focusing on the interaction between people and objects, emphasizing the significance of everyday actions [23] - "Bao Pei: Where the Butterfly Has Been" at Beijing Baishi Gallery from September 27 to November 15 showcases 19 representative works, blending traditional and contemporary techniques in printmaking [26]

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "Beyond: Infinite Possibilities of Avant-Garde Art" showcases 18 Japanese avant-garde artists, marking the opening of the 2025 Yangyun Art Season, emphasizing the dialogue between contemporary art and Eastern aesthetics [1][3]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition features key figures from the Japanese Concrete Art movement, aiming to bridge Eastern and Western avant-garde art [1][3]. - The Concrete Art movement, established in Japan, sought to transcend the boundaries of abstract art, influencing contemporary art significantly despite the dissolution of the Concrete Art Association in 1972 [3]. Group 2: Artistic Themes and Influences - Japanese artists have creatively transformed Western artistic ideas while reflecting on their local culture and history, exploring more experimental and free forms of creation [5]. - The Mono-ha movement, represented by Lee Ufan, emphasizes the relationship between materials and their environment, merging Western philosophical thoughts with traditional Japanese views on nature [7]. - The first generation of non-form artists, influenced by abstract expressionism and post-abstract expressionism, focuses on the exploration of abstract forms and spatial relationships [7][8]. Group 3: Upcoming Exhibitions and Themes - The "Cloud Hidden: Contemporary Awakening of Family Beauty" exhibition, curated by Su Mang, serves as the prologue to the 2025 Yangyun Art Season, exploring Eastern aesthetics through various artistic expressions [12][13]. - The "Slower" segment features the solo exhibition of Canadian ink artist Xia Huiwen, emphasizing a "slow philosophy" through contemporary ink art [17]. - The "Step Forward: Inner Reflection and Journey of Landscape" exhibition will showcase new works by Liu Jiutong, aiming to create a dialogue between traditional and modern art [19].