Private Guided Tour and Talk:
“Eternally Revolving Twin Rocks: Qi Baishi and Shi Lu"
— co-host with Brown University Alumni Association Hong Kong
We are pleased to present a joint-event with the BUAAHK at the Sun Museum, a private non-profit museum of Chinese arts and culture. Mr. Yeung Chun Tong, Director of the Sun Museum, and Ms. Chloe Suen, Chair of the Simon Suen Foundation, will be giving a talk and Q&A to share their experience of founding the museum, followed by a guided tour of the current exhibition showcasing over 40 pieces of painting and calligraphy by Qi Baishi(齊白石)and Shi Lu(石鲁), two of the most acclaimed artists of Chinese painting in the 20th century. The event will conclude with a casual mix and mingle.
Talk and tour will be conducted in English. Spaces are limited, please RSVP to reserve a spot.
Date: 25 June 2016 (Saturday)
Time: 4pm-6pm (4:00 Talk, 4:45 Guided Tour)
Venue: Sun Museum
Address: 4th Floor, SML Tower, 165 Hoi Bun Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Cost: Free

About “Eternally Revolving Twin Rocks: Qi Baishi and Shi Lu"
“Eternally Revolving Twin Rocks” is the first thematic exhibition in Hong Kong that features Qi Baishi and Shi Lu together in one show. It showcases over 40 pieces of painting and calligraphy, most of which are making their first museum debut. All exhibits are selected from two private collections in Hong Kong, Debonair Villa and Yitao Collection.
The exhibition juxtaposes the two masters with the view of educating the public about the development of Chinese painting in the 20th century. Active in the 20th century, both Qi and Shi developed their unique artistic styles. Qi’s artworks inherit the tradition of Chinese painting yet surpass predecessors in their theme and composition. For Shi Lu, his paintings entail innovative compositions and were rendered with both Chinese and Western techniques as he studied Chinese painting and was exposed to Western art as well. All exhibits in this show have high artistic and historical values, encouraging a better understanding of the two masters and their similarities, differences and achievements in transmitting and innovating Chinese painting.
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