Teachers of Nanchong Film Industry Vocational College's Art College Explore New Developments in Shu Painting Art

On May 18, in order to promote academic exchanges and draw nourishment from intangible cultural heritage art, a team of seven teachers from the Art College of Nanchong Film Industry Vocational College went to the Gaoping District Art Museum and participated in the theme salon activity "Meeting Shu Painting - Contemporary New Expressions of Intangible Cultural Heritage Art". This activity focused on the intangible cultural heritage Shu painting skills and built a bridge for in - depth dialogue between art educators and inheritors.

At the event site, the atmosphere in the Gaoping District Art Museum was enthusiastic, and the displayed Shu painting works attracted everyone's attention. As an intangible cultural heritage carrying profound cultural deposits, Shu painting shines brilliantly in the long river of time with its unique artistic charm and exquisite skills. This salon specially invited Yu Xinxin and Li Yuxian, the third - generation inheritors of the intangible cultural heritage Shu painting skills, whose arrival added a strong professional atmosphere to the event.

During the visit, the teachers followed the two inheritors to closely appreciate the Shu painting works. From the delicate brushstrokes to the gorgeous colors, from the ingenious compositions to the unique themes, each work shows the unique charm of Shu painting art. Yu Xinxin and Li Yuxian stopped from time to time to explain in detail the creation background, skill points, and cultural connotations of the works to the teachers, enabling everyone to have a more intuitive and in - depth understanding of Shu painting art.

During the exchange and learning process, both sides had a heated discussion around the inheritance and innovation of Shu painting art. The teachers combined their own experience and insights in the field of art education and explored with the inheritors how to integrate Shu painting skills into the modern art education system to cultivate more talents who are interested in intangible cultural heritage art and have professional skills. The inheritors shared the challenges and opportunities faced by Shu painting skills in the inheritance process, as well as their explorations and achievements in innovative practices.

The inheritors of the intangible cultural heritage said, "Shu painting art is the treasure of our nation. It is our responsibility to inherit and carry it forward. We hope that through exchanges and cooperation with the art college, more young people can understand and learn Shu painting, injecting new vitality into this ancient art."

A teacher from the art college of the school said after the exchange, "This salon activity is very beneficial to us. It not only broadens our horizons but also provides new ideas for our future teaching and creation. We will bring what we have learned and felt back to the college and integrate it into teaching, so that more students can feel the charm of intangible cultural heritage art."

This "Meeting Shu Painting - Contemporary New Expressions of Intangible Cultural Heritage Art" salon activity has built a good communication platform for teachers of the art college of the school and intangible cultural heritage inheritors, promoting the in - depth integration of intangible cultural heritage art and art education. In the future, the two sides are expected to carry out more cooperation in talent cultivation, work creation, cultural dissemination, etc., jointly promoting the inheritance and development of Shu painting art in contemporary society, and making this ancient intangible cultural heritage skill shine with new vitality in the new era. (Contributed by Nanchong Film Industry Vocational College)