转自：北京日报客户端 中国北京国际美术双年展自2002年创办以来，已成为彰显当代中国开放包容文化气象、促进世界文明交 流互鉴的重要平台。与会嘉宾表示，将以本届双年展为契机，在持续交流中激发创新创造活力，携手绘 就人类文明和谐共生的绚丽画卷。 中央有关单位和北京市领导诸迪、孙军民、韩子荣，部分国家驻华使节及艺术家代表等出席。 来源：北京日报客户端 12月29日，第十届中国北京国际美术双年展在北京展览馆开幕。中国文联党组书记、副主席张政出席开 幕式并宣布展览开幕。 本届展览由中国文学艺术界联合会、北京市委宣传部、中国美术家协会联合主办。展览以"共生"为主 题，采用"主题展+特展+国别展"结构，聚焦和平发展、生态文明等议题，讲好北京故事、中国故事、 世界故事。作为庆祝中塞人民友谊70年的活动之一，展览设置了塞尔维亚当代艺术国别展。 展出的近120个国家和地区的约600件当代美术作品中，既有绘画、雕塑等传统艺术形式，又有数字、影 像等当代艺术新品类，全面呈现传统艺术新成果、数字艺术新探索。本届双年展首次设立国际美术大 会，邀约多国艺术家、策展人、美术馆和博物馆负责人深入交流对话，启迪艺术创作、促进相知相交。 展览更加 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 10th China Beijing International Art Biennale, themed "Symbiosis," will showcase nearly 600 contemporary artworks from around 120 countries and regions, marking a significant cultural event in Beijing from December 29, 2025, to January 28, 2026 [1][2]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition will feature approximately 244 domestic artworks and 180 international artworks, along with around 133 pieces from special and country exhibitions, including 47 digital art pieces and 52 international ink art pieces [2][4]. - The total exhibition area will be 15,228 square meters, indicating an unprecedented scale for the event [2]. - The biennale aims to serve as a platform for dialogue among different civilizations and to showcase China's cultural image and responsibilities as a major country [2][4]. Group 2: Submission and Participation - Over 9,000 artworks were submitted globally, achieving a historical record for the biennale, with more than 7,300 submissions for the domestic theme exhibition and 1,585 from international participants across 124 countries [3][4]. - The increase in submissions, particularly in digital and video art, reflects a growing interest and innovation in contemporary art forms [3]. Group 3: Special Features and Themes - The biennale will introduce an international contemporary ink art exhibition, highlighting the contemporary evolution of traditional ink art and its global influence [4]. - The thematic exhibition will include five sub-themes: Fission, Growth, Flow, Refinement, and Harmony, focusing on global issues such as peace, ecological civilization, and technological ethics [4][5]. Group 4: Academic Engagement - The event will host the "First Beijing Biennale International Art Conference," featuring discussions on three major topics related to art and culture, with participation from around 50 international art theorists, curators, and museum directors [5]. - This conference aims to enhance the biennale's academic positioning and international perspective, promoting cultural exchange and dialogue [5][6].

Core Insights - The 2025 Henan Cultural and Creative Competition aims to promote the deep integration of culture and tourism, cultivate influential cultural brands, and connect creative talents with industries to support high-quality development in Henan's cultural tourism sector [1][2] Group 1: Competition Overview - The competition is themed "Walking Henan, Seeing Luanchuan" and is co-hosted by multiple provincial departments [1] - It features two main tracks: "Central Plains Wonders" focusing on cultural IP, Yellow River culture, and modern interpretations of ancient city culture, and "Luanchuan Wonders" emphasizing local natural resources and folk culture [1] - A special legal cultural design direction is included in the "Central Plains Wonders" track to encourage the integration of traditional legal culture into creative designs [1] Group 2: Participation and Engagement - The competition received widespread participation, with 153 universities, thousands of cultural enterprises, and independent creators involved, totaling over 16,000 registrants and more than 14,000 submissions across various fields [1][2] - The submissions include designs for cultural tourism IP, rural cultural products, and digital art [1] Group 3: Awards and Recognition - The competition awarded a total of 3 gold, 14 silver, and 28 bronze awards for social groups, along with 207 gold, 416 silver, and 614 bronze awards for university students, and recognized 20 outstanding universities [2] - The event is seen as a comprehensive platform from resource discovery to market implementation, aiming to stimulate talent and innovation in the cultural creative sector [2]

Core Insights - The EKA·Tianwu creative park in Shanghai, formerly the Shanghai Marine Instrument Factory, has been transformed into a multi-dimensional space for art and culture, hosting the first Asian exhibition of the Laguna International Art Prize, featuring over 100 works from artists worldwide [1][8]. Group 1: Transformation of EKA·Tianwu - EKA·Tianwu covers an area of 100 acres and retains industrial heritage elements, such as workshops and red brick buildings, while integrating creative design, art exhibitions, retail, dining, and cultural experiences [1][5]. - The park's renovation was led by architects Jiang Huajian and Yu Ting, featuring notable structures like the Copper Fort and the Memory Warehouse, which serve as venues for art exhibitions and forums [6][10]. Group 2: Laguna International Art Prize - Established in 2006 in Venice, the Laguna International Art Prize aims to promote global artistic innovation and support young artists, celebrating its 20th anniversary with this exhibition in Shanghai [8]. - The exhibition includes over 100 works across various media, such as painting, sculpture, and digital art, addressing the theme of cultural diversity in contemporary art [8][12]. Group 3: Featured Artists and Works - Notable works include Fanny Moro's painting "Trying On," which explores contemporary female identity, and Gustavo Martini's installation "30 Seconds," reflecting on the fleeting nature of time in the digital age [12][14]. - The parallel exhibition features 18 invited Chinese artists, including Ding She’s large installation "Order of Force," which fills the factory's dome space, and Guo Gong’s sculpture "Wood Board - Listening to the Wind," showcasing the natural growth of trees [19][25]. Group 4: Exhibition Experience - The exhibition design retains the industrial structure of the park, using rust-colored walls to enhance the viewing experience and create a dialogue between art and history [17]. - The exhibition will run until December 15, 2025, allowing for ongoing engagement with the artworks and themes presented [26].

Group 1 - The first "Hengqin-Macau International Digital Art Expo" is held in Hengqin, featuring various activities such as themed exhibition areas, high-end speeches, roundtable forums, and art classes over an 8-day period [1][2] - The expo aims to create a platform that connects art and technology, tradition and future, as well as China and the world, promoting Hengqin as an "international salon" for digital art [2][3] - The event includes four themed exhibition areas covering a total exhibition area of 6,000 square meters, attracting renowned artists and over 20 technology companies [3] Group 2 - The "Art Future Style" exhibition area showcases how digital technology activates traditional cultural genes and fosters new artistic paradigms, allowing immersive experiences of the Palace Museum [3] - The "Technology Reconstructs Art" exhibition area demonstrates the profound impact of technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and virtual reality on artistic creation [3] - The "Super Association" exhibition area features award-winning works from the 2025DASHOW International Digital Art Association competition, highlighting how technology supports young avant-garde artists in creating unique and creative works [3]