Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23^rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: gauze projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone. 

In the gauze projection area, holographic dynamic projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects on lightweight gauze screens, highlighting works such as A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone.

In the projection area, the projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects, highlighting works such as the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone.

In the projection area, the projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects, highlighting works such as the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

The “Pipaπ” Concert at the Chinese Garden of Friendship, jointly organised by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, will be presented at 10:30 AM on 6th May, featuring a special performance by the “Pipa π” Chamber Ensemble. The ensemble is led by renowned Chinese pipa virtuoso Ge Yong, and brings together outstanding young musicians from China Conservatory of Music. The group has toured in many countries and enjoys a high reputation internationally.

This concert takes the pipa as its core, and will bring to the audience classic pieces such as Ambush from Ten Sides and A Moonlit Night on the Spring River. We cordially invite you to step into this elegant garden and immerse yourself in the unique charm of Chinese classical music.

Visitors may purchase garden entry tickets on site to enter the garden and enjoy the performance.

On 6 May at 7:00 PM, “Refined Strings, Elegant Melodies: Chamber Music Concert” will be presented at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, featuring a special performance by the “Pipa π” Chamber Ensemble. The ensemble is led by renowned Chinese pipa virtuoso Ge Yong, and brings together outstanding young musicians from China Conservatory of Music. The group has toured in many countries and enjoys a high international reputation.

This concert centers on the pipa and will present innovative arrangements of classic pieces such as Ambush from Ten Sides and A Moonlit Night on the Spring River, alongside contemporary pieces. Set in the artistically dynamic space of the gallery, the performance will immerse audiences in the layered beauty of music and the flow of emotion within the artistic atmosphere.

Tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please click the link below to reserve: 

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/refined-strings-elegant-melodies-chinese-chamber-music-concert-pipa-syd-tickets-1986396011944?aff=oddtdtcreator 

Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone.

In the projection area, the projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects, highlighting works such as the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone.

In the projection area, the projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects, highlighting works such as the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone.

In the projection area, the projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects, highlighting works such as the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone.

In the projection area, the projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects, highlighting works such as the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

Co-presented by China Cultural Centre in Sydney and China Centre of International Cultural Exchange and Tourism Promotion, the New Cultural and Creative Workshop: Digital National Trend Innovation Practice Exhibition will open on 23rd April. The exhibition is divided into three sections: projection area, national trend artworks, and interactive experience zone.

In the projection area, the projection technology is used to create vivid three-dimensional visual effects, highlighting works such as the caisson murals of the Forbidden City, Dunhuang art, and intangible cultural heritage techniques. The exhibition will also showcase traditional crafts and cultural and creative products, including ceramics, bronze art, Su embroidery, and Song brocade. It also features an AI design station and a mini-manufacturing lab, inviting you to create your own personalised keepsakes.

We welcome you to come and experience it!

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.

The “Picturesque Zhejiang” Cultural and Tourism Exhibition is co-hosted by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism and China Cultural Centre in Sydney. The exhibition showcases Zhejiang Province’s rich historical heritage, outstanding natural environment, and achievements in modern economic and social development.

Focusing on the continuity and contemporary expression of Chinese civilisation, the exhibition highlights key cultural landmarks such as the Liangzhu Civilisation, the Grand Canal, and the Tang Poetry Road, demonstrating the profound depth and enduring legacy of Chinese culture. At the same time, through presentations of silk, tea culture, Yue Opera, Longquan celadon, and other elements of intangible cultural heritage, the exhibition reflects the distinctive charm and aesthetic values of Jiangnan culture.