Looking Up at the Mountain, Xu Jiang Art Exhibition

The “Looking Up at the Mountain — Xu Jiang Art Exhibition” will be held from September 29 to December 3, 2025, at the Ningbo Museum of Art in Ningbo, China. This exhibition features Xu Jiang, one of China’s leading contemporary artists, who has spent over two decades shaping the modern Chinese artistic spirit. The exhibition is divided into three sections: “Nature’s Mountain”, “Sunflower Spirit”, and “Coexistence”, with over 180 oil paintings and sculptures that explore the deep connection between nature, human consciousness, and the passing of time. With a total exhibition area of several thousand square meters, the exhibition is expected to draw more than 30,000 visitors and is supported by leading art organizations across China. This event provides an invaluable opportunity to witness Xu Jiang’s unique artistic vision, connecting traditional Chinese landscapes with modern, expressive techniques.

Range of Exhibition

• Traditional Chinese Landscapes:
  Oil paintings depicting Zhejiang’s natural mountains, highlighting the Eastern poetic landscape with scenes like “Cloudy Mountains” and “Dragon Spring Pine”.
• Expressive Contemporary Art:
  Sunflower Garden series showcasing the spiritual connection between individuals and nature through oil paintings and sculpture, focusing on life’s resilience and collective history.
• Sculpture & Mixed Media:
  Large-scale sculptures such as “Possibility of Coexistence” and “No Separation”, exploring metaphysical dialogue and the fusion of artistic media to convey cultural and historical narratives.
• Art Installations:
  Interactive installations involving bronze, copper, and aluminum sculptures symbolizing life’s cyclical nature and the philosophy of coexistence.

Target Audience

Art enthusiasts, collectors, curators, art critics, students, teachers, gallery owners, art event organizers, international artists, museum directors.