Yan Huang Art Museum

Yan Huang Art Museum is the first privately-run art museum in China. It was initiated by the famous painter Mr. Huang Zhou, with the collection of contemporary Chinese paintings as its main focus. The Yan Huang Art Museum started its construction in 1986 and was officially completed and opened to the public on September 28, 1991. Covering an overall area of 28 mu, it has a 3-story exhibition hall, a multi-function hall, a painting library, a painting room, an art store, etc.
The current exhibition "Intangible Heritage - Future" is divided into two parts, "Intangible Heritage - Inheritance" and "Intangible Heritage - Transcendence". The "Inheritance" section showcases three projects: Beijing Paper Cutting, Ancient Silver Mirror Polishing, and Dough figurine Zhang, telling a different story of intangible heritage in terms of the artisan spirit of intangible heritage, contemporary development of intangible heritage, and the generation of intangible heritage respectively. The "Transcendence" section mainly presents the works of the faculty and students of the Central Academy of Fine Arts. Many excellent works are deeply rooted in traditional skills. Young artists have gradually accumulated their own creative language and actively participate in the stage of contemporary art.