“Art Lhasa” exhibition opens in SW China
During the National Day holiday, the “Art Lhasa” exhibition opened in southwest China’s Tibet, showcasing some representative works other important archives by the region’s artists since the 1970s.
“Art Lhasa” is devoted to exploring and compiling art resources by artists in Tibet, connecting contemporary Tibetan art to the world, and demonstrating Tibet’s diverse and robust contemporary cultural scene. The exhibition’s theme is “meeting at the sweet tea house,” and showcased works by about 30 artists.
The exhibition lasted until October 14th.
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