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Garden series

Hu Yaqiang has been painting plants and blossoms for many years and has now put together about 100 of these paintings for exhibition. "From content to expressions, Hu Yaqiang's garden series is filed with the mysteriousness and poeticism only found in Oriental culture," said Xu Mangyao, also an artist. "They are painted for those who understand the essence of life and find greatness in a greenery."

Until May 23

Mingyuan Culture Center, 1199 Fuxing Road M

021-6472-5597

Lu Zhenhua

Oil and watercolor paintings by the deceased artist Lu Zhenhua are on exhibition. Art critic He Zhenzhi said that Lu was "a fine example of mature Western oil painting skills combined with rich Chinese culture". The exhibition presents his versatility as an artist.

May 20-23

Shanghai Library, 1555 Huaihai Road M

021-6445-5555

Garden of Eden

In his new series named Garden of Eden, artist Qian Gang has broken away from his usual refined, tranquil contours, present in his earlier graceful black and white painting series, and stepped into a new expression in which he is resplendent, bountiful and exuberant. In this new series, Qian Gang exhibits a liquid sensuality by combining symbols of masculine and feminine energy to create a sense of temptation and intertwined passion.

Until June 25

Tuesday-Friday, 10 am-6:30 pm; Saturday and Sunday, 1:30 pm-6:30 pm

Elisabeth de Brabant Art Center, 299 Fuxing Road W

www.elisabethdebrabant.com

021-6477-7428

Art from Montral

The Contemporary Art Montral exhibition will be held in Shanghai Times Square. In the spirit of urban creativity, the exhibition will transform Shanghai Times Square into a live exhibition site, displaying 45 major works from 15 of Montral's best artists and most prestigious galleries, selected by Montral's Contemporary Art Galleries Association and Art Souterrain.

Until May 19

Shanghai Times Square

99 Huaihai Road M

021-6391-0691

 

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The emblem, depicting the image of three people-you, me, him/her holding hands together, symbolizes the big family of mankind.

The theme of Expo 2010 is "Better City, Better Life," representing the common wish of the whole humankind for a better living in future urban environments.

 

 
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