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Qin Music and Calligraphy

The qin, the Ancient Chinese seven stringed zither is one of the four refined arts traditionally pursued for self-cultivation. (The other three are painting, calligraphy, and chess.) Dr. Mingmei Yip will discuss the interrelation of two of these arts: qin and calligraphy. Chinese aesthetic theories of the two arts will be discussed, especially the abstract beauty of notes … Read more

Mastering the art of Calligraphy

Dates: Tuesdays, February 19, 26; March 4, 11, 18, 25; April 1 & 8 2008 Time: 6:30PM – 8PM Place: 25 West 43rd Street, Room 1000 between 5th & 6th Avenues, Manhattan Fee: $250 (Non-Member) | $150 (Member/Student) Click Here to learn how to become a member. Supplies will be provided by the instructor during … Read more

Qin Music and Calligraphy

The qin, the Ancient Chinese seven stringed zither is one of the four refined arts traditionally pursued for self-cultivation. (The other three are painting, calligraphy, and chess.) This lecture will discuss the interrelation of two of these arts: qin and calligraphy. Chinese aesthetic theories of the two arts will be discussed, especially the abstract beauty … Read more

Chinese Brush Work: Calligraphy and Painting

Chinese Brush Work: This ten-session workshop is for those who take a special interest in exploring the art of Chinese brushwork. In China, painting and calligraphy are always closely related to each other. Together, they are referred to as the Twin Sisters. This workshop contains two parts: the first half (five sessions) is for Chinese … Read more