Splendors of Liangxi at Wuxi Museum
In celebration of the tenth anniversary of the opening of its new building, Wuxi Museum is hosting a special exhibition called “Splendors of Liangxi (梁溪折桂)”. Liangxi, or the Liang Stream, is a river that runs across Wuxi and connects Lake Tai with the Grand Canal. Situated on the northeastern border of Lake Tai, Wuxi, like its neighbor Suzhou, is a famous water town of the Jiangnan (South of the Yangtze River) region. It is home to many artists throughout Chinese history, such as Gu Kaizhi and Ni Zan.
This exhibition is through January 8, 2019. Wuxi Museum is closed on Mondays.
100 Zhongshu Road, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China 214023
江苏省无锡市钟书路100号，邮编：214023
Yang Ningshi: Chive Flowers
Zhao Mengfu: Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion after Wang Xizhi
Ni Zan: Traces of Moss, Shadows of Trees
Shen Zhou: Bidding Farewell at the Tiger Hill
Wen Zhengming: Playing the Zither beside Banana Leaves and Rocks
Zhu Yunming: Old Poems in Cursive Script
Tang Yin: Strolling Alone in the Autumn Forest
Xie Shichen: Poetic Feeling of Tao Yuanming
Zou Yigui: The Xinxiang Study
Gold-inlaid Dagger-axe of Prince of Yu
Yue Ware, Celadon Vase with Banana Leaf Design
Longquan Ware, Tripod Incense Burner with Plum-green Glaze
Jade Belt Buckle
High-footed Gold Cup with Lotus and Osmanthus Designs
Gold-plated Lotus-shaped Silver Bowl Stand
Nut Carving of An Elegant Gathering at the West Garden
Clay Sculpture of the Festival of Immortal Peach
Pear-shaped Red Clay Teapot by Gu Jingzhou