Core Insights - The 12th GFAA (Garde Art Week) recently took place at the Beijing Garde Art Center, featuring 56 exhibitors from around the world showcasing over a thousand artworks, ranging from ancient artifacts to contemporary pieces [1] Group 1: Exhibitors and Artworks - A diverse range of international exhibitors participated, including galleries from France, the USA, and Japan, providing a fresh artistic experience for attendees [1] - Toulouse Antique Gallery presented 19th-century French decorative arts and rare antiques, while the New York Freeman Gallery showcased works by modern Western masters and prominent Asian artists [1] - Ruru Gallery from Tokyo focused on high ancient sculptures and artifacts, contributing to the exhibition's rich variety [1] Group 2: Themes and Special Exhibits - The exhibition featured significant Buddhist artifacts, with CHINESE ART (Hangzhou) presenting exquisite Song and Yuan lacquerware and Buddhist statues, exploring historical dialogues through unique display designs [2] - ALSO Gallery selected 20 classic pieces from ancient Longquan and Cizhou kilns, which had previously circulated in Japan [2] - The exhibition also highlighted unique ancient artworks from Iran, North Korea, and Afghanistan, including rare Buddha heads and Ming dynasty blue-and-white porcelain [4] Group 3: Contemporary Art Section - The contemporary art section included Frogman Art, which has participated for nine consecutive years, emphasizing the theme "Art Makes Life Better" with works from international artists [11] - K Space presented significant works from renowned artists such as He Duo Ling and Zhou Chun Ya, while Tinny Art House focused on contemporary art and Chinese craftsmanship [12]