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China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)
2014/1/27 0:15:07 | 浏览:2834 | 评论:3

 

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)

Chinese New Year Celebration:The Year of the Horse

 

Sunday, February 2, 2014  

11:00 am - 3:00 pm

 

Come join us at China Institute on Sunday, February 2 as we celebrate the Year of the Horse!

In addition to workshops, gallery tours, food, and a free lion dance for you and your families, we will be offering a $50 discount off the tuition fee of the following language programs: 

  • Children's Summer Program
  • Private Language Workshops new offering
  • Adult Language and Studio Classes for Spring Semester 2014  

We wish you a happy and prosperous Year of the Horse!新年快乐

 

Please contact Tracie Xiong at txiong@chinainstitute.org or(212)744-8181, ext. 143 for more information about our Chinese New Year Celebration and language classes. You can view complete information about our Chinese New Year events at http://www.chinainstitute.org/education/for-families/.

This event is a part of CelebrASIA NYC's New Year's festivities. Members of collaborating institutions(Asia Society, Flushing Town Hall, Japan Society, The Korea Society, Museum of Chinese in America, and the Rubin Museum of Art)can purchase member discounted tickets for this event using a promotional code. For more information about CelebrASIA NYC visit www.celebrasia.org.

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)

 

Lecture and Festive Reception

   

Art and Chinese New Year

with Dr. Morris Rossabi

 

Tuesday, February 11, 2014 ~ 6:30 - 8:30pm

China Institute, 125 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10065

  

Join us for a special lecture and festive reception in celebration of Chinese New Year. In honor of the Year of the Horse, Dr. Morris Rossabi will lecture about the horse in Chinese art. This inaugural event will be followed by a reception with typical Chinese New Year fare of dumplings, rice cakes, and other light refreshments.

Morris Rossabi is a Senior Research Scholar and Adjunct Professor of Inner Asian History at the Weatherhead East Asian Institute at Columbia University and a Distinguished Professor of History at Queens College, The City University of New York. Professor Rossabi is a historian of China and Central Asia. He teaches courses on Inner Asian, East Asian, and Chinese history at Columbia.

He has helped organize exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art, and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. He is on the advisory board of the Project on Central Eurasia of the Soros Foundation. The author of numerous articles and speeches, he travels repeatedly to Central Asia and Mongolia, where he teaches courses on Mongolian and East Asian history.

This inaugural event is sponsored by the New York China Association of Collectors and is for members only.

 

To register for this event, please contact Jennifer Lima at jlima@chinainstitute.org or 212-744-8181, ext. 146.

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)

元代青花瓷的神韻

 

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)

  

(English summary:Blue-and-white porcelain from the Yuan Dynasty plays an important role in the history of Chinese ceramics. The speaker shares her research findings on this unique artifact.)

 

元代青花瓷是近年來被頻繁提及的瓷器種類,特別是20057月在倫敦佳士得拍賣會上以1568.8萬英鎊(約2.45億人民幣)拍出元青花罐鬼穀子下山圖之後,元代青花瓷引起了人們的空前重視。

 

其實元代青花瓷作為中國瓷器史上從單色瓷向複色瓷的過渡,本身就是一座里程碑。其藝術價值,歷史價值和收藏價值都值得人們仔細品味。

 

本次講座的演講人戴雅潔是80後國學才女。她將通過自己對中國瓷器史的研究,特別是元代青花瓷的研究,為大家呈現元青花所蘊含的美學特徵和所處特殊時代背景的關係,從中國古代藝術史角度,東西方審美對比觀察視角和中西哲學體會來為大家呈現她眼中的元青花和心中的中國傳統藝術;此外,戴雅潔也將分享自己和國學的起承淵源與傳承發揚。

 

講座免費。因座位有限,請預先訂位。網上訂位請訪 http://chineselectures.org/upcoming.html

 

Date:Sunday, February 9, 2014

Time:2:00-4:00 pm

 

杭州越剧院225日和26日在纽约大学分别演出《心比天高》Hedda和《海上夫人》The Lady from the Sea两剧。欢迎观赏。详情请见http://nyuskirball.org/calendar/hedda

http://nyuskirball.org/calendar/thelady.

 

China Institute

125 East 65th Street

New York, New York 10065

646-912-8861

www.chinainstitute.org

General Highlights:

Gallery
Inspired by Dunhuang:Re-creation in Contemporary Chinese Art ~ Through June 8, 2014

Like the old masters before them, modern and contemporary luminaries, such as Zhang Daqian, Zhang Hongtu, Liu Jude, Liu Dan, and Yu Hong, have sought inspiration from Dunhuang's ancient sculptures and murals. Inspired by Dunhuang presents the breathtaking results of their painstaking and creative efforts, which capture the experience of Dunhuang in ways that are powerfully transformative. With its carefully curated group of paintings, calligraphy, sculptures, photographs, and mixed media installations that encompass a variety of themes and forms, this exhibition is a pioneering exploration of the historical, literary, artistic, and conceptual nature of the inspiration and influence exerted by Dunhuang's thousand-year-old tradition on contemporary artistic creation. Organized by China Institute Gallery, this exhibition is curated by Willow Weilan Hai, Director of China Institute Gallery, and Jerome Silbergeld, the P.Y. and Kinmay W. Tang Professor of Chinese Art History, the Chair of the Department of Art & Archaeology at Princeton University, and the Director of Princeton's Tang Center for East Asian Art. More...

Press Coverage of Inspired by Dunhuang:Re-creation in Contemporary Chinese Art

Inspired by Dunhuang has been well-received by the public and media, including recent coverage in The Wall Street Journal, China Press and ARTnews. More...

Exhibition Catalogues

To purchase catalogues for current and past exhibitions, please contact Eva Wen at ewen@chinainstitute.org or 212.744.8181, ext. 121. More...

Family Gallery Guides ~ Available Now Through June 8, 2014

Did you know that China Institute's Gallery is a great place for families to learn about China through art? Please enjoy our new "art cards," designed specifically for families and complimentary with admission. Each of the 3 guides focuses on 1 object in our current exhibition, Inspired by Dunhuang. In the guides, you will find:fun facts for you to share with your child, question prompts to help your family discuss the artwork, and hands-on activities to extend your child's learning. Remember, members and children under 12 are always free! Questions? Please contact Alison Jean at ajean@chinainsitute.org or(212)744-8181, ext. 106.

Members-Only Event:Art and Chinese New Year Lecture and Festive Reception ~ February 11, 2014

Join us for a special lecture and festive reception in celebration of Chinese New Year. This inaugural, annual event will celebrate the Year of the Horse with a lecture about the horse in Chinese art. This will be followed by a reception including typical Chinese New Year fare of dumplings, rice cakes and other light refreshments. More...

Education
Summer Study in China:Open House ~ February 1, 2014

Are you interested in studying abroad in China with China Institute this summer? Do you want to learn more about your teachers and the classes you'd be taking, the host families you'd be living with, and the places you'd be visiting? China Institute's Summer Study in China(SSC)program invites high school students interested in applying for our summer 2014 program to an open house. Students and their families will join SSC's administrators and past participants for an evening of refreshments and conversation. Program leaders will introduce the anticipated offerings for summer 2014 and, along with a number of former students, remain on hand throughout the evening to discuss the program and answer questions. More...

Adult Language & Studio Classes ~ Spring Registration Starts on February 10, 2014

China Institute offers a wide range of Language and Studio Classes. In the language program, we offer well-designed and student-centered Mandarin classes to adult learners at every proficiency level, from beginner to advanced. Students can choose a course from a wide variety of scheduling options, including mornings, during lunch-hours, or evenings, as well as on weekdays and weekends.

In the adult studio program, we continue to offer our long-standing and well-received art and culture courses, including Chinese calligraphy, brush painting and Taijiquan.

In the calligraphy class, students learn and practice brush strokes in a meditative, relaxed atmosphere. They are also introduced to the artistic and etymological tradition of Chinese character writing, which is an important key to understanding and appreciating Chinese art, history, and culture. Brush painting classes provide training in the fundamentals of this traditional genre of painting, its principles, techniques, subject matters, and styles on different themes of landscapes, bird-and-flower paintings, insects and fish, etc. Participants in the Taijiquan class will learn the philosophy and movements of the Yang-style taijiquan:a short form of sixty postures developed by Grandmaster William C.C. Chen. Advanced students will learn the long form of the Yang style, which develops core strength.

Chinese Ethnic Dance Workshop Series ~ Starts March 30, 2014

Join us in this popular dance workshop series led by our beloved dance instructor Ling Tang. Designed for children ages 5-13, participants will have a unique chance to explore the diverse ethnic cultures of China through dance movements in an exciting environment. For more information about the workshop series, please email us at children@chinainstitute.org or call(212)744-8181, ext. 138.

Legends of China ~ Outreach Workshops

China Institute is offering a brand new outreach program for elementary school students that we can bring to your school or institution. Our Spring 2014 program, Legends of China, is a series of interactive workshops that has been designed to vibrantly retell five famous Chinese stories through an array of amusing exercises. Taught by our experienced teaching artists, these workshops aim to enrich and deepen students' understanding of Chinese culture by approaching each story through a different lens of Chinese culture, such as art, music, dance and other movement-based arts. We offer individual workshops and we can work with you to develop a unique multipart program. More...

Mandarin for Future Mandarin Teachers(MFMT)~ Early Bird Registration Starts

Mandarin for Future Mandarin Teachers(MFMT)was established in 2006 through Confucius Institute at China Institute(CI@CI), a partnership between China Institute and East China Normal University(ECNU). This summer program provides scholarships for a select group of pre-service and in-service Chinese language teachers to take professional development courses taught by distinguished ECNU professors who are leading scholars in their respective fields. More...

2014 Children's Summer Program ~ Registration OPEN!

Make your child's summer a fun-filled experience by enrolling in the Children's Summer Program at China Institute. Designed for children ages 3 to 9, the Children's Summer Program offers instruction of Chinese language and culture in an exciting and interactive environment. Language instruction is led by experienced Chinese language teachers. Additionally, children will participate in various cultural activities, such as Chinese folk dance, theatrical performances, arts and crafts, storytelling, and cooking. Friday field trips to many New York City child-friendly institutions will give your child a chance to enjoy the summer sun. More...

Special Events
China Institute Gala 2014 ~ Update!

China Institute is pleased to announce that I. M. Pei, Founder of I. M. Pei & Associates, and Chien Chung Pei, Chairman of China Institute and Co-Founder of Pei Partnership Architects; Michelle Kwan, two-time Olympic figure skating medalist; Shen Wei, a director, choreographer of the 2008 Beijing Olympic ceremony, and Founder of Shen Wei Dance Arts, have been chosen as Blue Cloud Award recipients for the 2014 China Institute Gala. We look forward to an especially festive evening celebrating these four outstanding individuals, as well as the 88th Anniversary of the founding of China Institute.

The Gala will be held at Gotham Hall in New York City on May 30, 2014. For further details, please contact Leslie A. McDonald at 212.744.8181, ext. 139 or lmcdonald@chinainstitute.org.

Renwen Society
Lecture:Charm of the Blue-and-White Porcelain from the Yuan Dynasty by Ms. Grace Dai ~ February 9, 2014

Blue-and-white porcelain from the Yuan Dynasty plays an important role in the history of Chinese ceramics. However, research in this field only began in the 1950s; today many areas are still unexplored. Ms. Dai has done extensive research on the Yuan blue-and-white porcelain relating to the size, type, shape, weight, color, emblazonry, and glaze to gain a deeper understanding of how it reflects the ethnic characteristics, cultural exchange, and communication of the unique period of the Yuan Dynasty. More...

Lecture:Poems and Calligraphy of Two Literary Masters - Du Fu and Su Shi ~ March 1, 2014

Mr. Li Guangcheng, an accomplished calligrapher from Sichuan, whose works are among the collections at many museums and institutions in China, will discuss the poems and calligraphy of two literary masters:Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty and Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, who also hailed from Sichuan Province. More...

 

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)

 

 

CHINA IMPACT SPEAKER SERIES

 

FEATURED SPEAKER

Roger Altman

Founder and Executive Chairman,

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2) 

 

INTERVIEWED BY

Betty Liu

Anchor and Editor-at-Large 

Bloomberg Television

 

Join Roger Altman, Chairman and Founder of Evercore, and Betty Liu, anchor and Editor-at-Large at Bloomberg Television and author of the new bestselling book,

Work Smarts:What CEOs Say You Need to Know to Get Ahead, for an exclusive one-on-one conversation about the state of emerging economies, jobs, and why income inequality is the new hot button issue for global leaders.

Monday, February 24, 2014

12:00 - 1:30 PM

12:00-12:30 PM:Registration / 12:30-1:30 PM:Lunch and Program

 

VENUE HOST 

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)
2 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016

 

Individual Tickets:$65 member / $80 non-member

 

China Institute(NY):Chinese New Year Celebration(2/2)

  Lunch Included ~ Reservations Required ~ Refunds are not available

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