Over 200 works of 100 masters on display

An exhibition showcasing more than 200 representative works of 100 contemporary masters of Chinese arts and crafts as a side event of the ongoing 18th China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair. They cover sculpture, art ceramics, embroidery, glass craft, printing and dyeing, lacquer, metal craft, interior painting, thangka — a raditional style of Tibetan painting on silk or cotton — and craft painting.

With the theme “Inheritance, Integration and Innovation”, the exhibition focuses on the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the countries and regions involved in the Belt and Road Initiative. It is projected to promote the development of Shenzhen’s arts and crafts industry and the cooperation of high-end resources in the cultural field.

This year, Huang Weixiong, the only invited master from Shenzhen, brought a work of 9.4 meters in length, 0.83 meters in width and 2.48 meters in height — a pearl-embroidered screen called A Hundred Cranes.