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Seeing Chinese Painting Anew
Enter art history with Little Tiger
Completed · 28 episodes
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Video in Chinese
Relearning How to See Chinese Painting with Joan Stanley-Baker Outtakes: Professor Joan's Best Jokes 0.1 Art Reflects the Soul 0.2 Great Art Can Reach the Divine 0.3 Better to Express Love Than Power and Desire 1.1 Forget the Masters to See Art History as It Really Was 1.2 Painting Styles across Different Periods 1.3 Authenticating Works through “Brush-and-Ink Action” 2.1 Telling a Continuous Story in a Single Picture 2.2 Reading an Era's Character through Brush-and-Ink Style 2.3 Famous Tang Paintings in History 3.1 The Cosmology of Song Painting 3.2 Building Atmosphere and Suffusing Breath 3.3 Form Is Easier to Paint Than the Heart 4.1 How to Appreciate Painting: Look More, Think More, Read Less 4.2 Sensing the Artist's Temperament through a Painting's Atmosphere 4.3 Yuan and Song Painting: Bigger or Freer? 5.1 An Authentic Work's Value Is Unrelated to Its Fame 5.2 Real and Fake, the Fake Passing for Real 6.1 Form with the Brush, Ideas through Technique 6.2 Different People and Times, Different Traces of the Brush 6.3 Where Did Ink-and-Color Painting Come From, and Where Is It Going? 7.1 Motion and Stillness, Change and Continuity in Art 7.2 The World's Cultures Are Vast, and Art Is Everywhere Q&A 1. From “God” to “Human”: The Painter's Self-Expression Q&A 2–4. Damage and Circumstance / Where Ancients Viewed Art / Bada Shanren's Self Q&A 5–7. Yuan Abstract Art / Brush and Ink at Zero / Dividing Lines between Eras Q&A 8–10. Cultural Generation Gaps / Architecture's Future / A Soul Moved