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From classic masterpieces to cutting-edge installations, Beijing's art scene is experiencing a vibrant summer. This explosion of exhibitions caters to a wide range of cultural interests, fueling a surge in cultural tourism for the city.
The National Art Museum of China has featured both classic works by celebrated artists and traditional cultural artifacts. Reservations are often fully booked in advance. Current highlights include a Dehua White Porcelain Art Exhibition showcasing over 150 ceramic pieces, a Jinggangshan-themed oil painting exhibition by three generations of prominent painters, and displays of sculptures, calligraphy and photography.
The China Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum and China National Arts and Crafts Museum have been organizing a series of interactive workshops, allowing visitors to experience intangible cultural heritage firsthand.
Meanwhile, the 798 Art Zone is captivating a younger audience with its focus on anime. The recent "One Piece" exhibition drew a record crowds, with 56,800 visitors flocking to see their favorite characters on July 21.
