- The Beverly Arts
Author: Joey Zhou
Translated from Chinese: Joey Zhou
There is always a wind chime
Made by your own hands,
There is always a summer breeze
Floated from afar,
Always is a breath
A familiar phantom,
There is always a throbbing
Makes the nose sour to the heart;
The ecstasy rhythm collides in an instant...!
No guilt!
No greeting!
Not heavy!
No expectations!
Everything is back to
The darkness before being buried by the stars...
Pitch-black silence,
A silent dream, a dreamy sigh.
Standing in front of the window of the photography building,
Everything is white as a wedding dress,
or
Crushing the missing in the white rose and the hatred after the missing, the hatred is torn like a knife.
There is always a picture,
Drawn by your own hands,
There is always a song,
Forged by swan song,
There is always a parting,
Made of deep love,
There is always a time of deep love,
It was instigated by wind chimes.
Listen, what's up with the wind...
Memory
In a burst of warm singing in the bell,
Oh wind chimes, oh wind chimes,
Let
My poems are in the extreme high notes of the summer wind
Constant revival...!
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhly
Wind chimes, oh wind chimes.
(Written on Diamond Bar Mountain on May 15, 2018)
The Beverly Arts News is sponsored by JH International Art Institute
- The Beverly Arts
Updated: May 14, 2022
Artist Michael Warren, Princess Karen Cantrell, LABA Blue-chip artist Jiannan Huang (video conference on iPad), and TV host Joey Zhou
Los Angeles, California, USA. 12th May, 2022. Artist Michael Warren, an actor best known for his role in the TV series "Hill Street Blues" and UCLA Basketball All American, met with LABA Blue-chip artist Jiannan Huang by video conference at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills. They talked about art and commended each other's talents and creativity. Warren will soon be exhibiting his artwork with his daughter Koa Warren, who is also a fine artist, on May 26th at the Ebell Art Salon in Los Angeles. Huang congratulated Warren on his upcoming exhibition and said that he looked forward to meeting him in person one day.
Michael Warren, Princess Karen Cantrell, and Joey Zhou talk with Jiannan Huang by video conference
Michael Warren, Princess Karen Cantrell, and Joey Zhou talk with Jiannan Huang by video conference
LABA Blue-chip artist Jiannan Huang
Jiannan Huang is one of the world's finest artists, specializing in Chinese ink and oil painting. He is ranked third on the 2020 Hurun China Art List and 19th on the Hurun Global List with art sales of $29 million. Huang ranked second on Artron.Net's 2020 Art Auction Market Ranking. Artron.Net is the world’s leading Chinese art website and China’s largest art service platform. Mr. Huang holds several positions, Director of the Chinese Traditional Culture Promotion Association, member of the French National Artists Committee, art consultant for the World Low Carbon Cities Alliance, and France's Jiny City Gold Medal Honorary Citizen.
Huang has received many honors including being awarded the title of "Earl" by the Indonesian Royal Family and the "Royal Sacred Knight of Constantine" from Italy. In 2020, Mr. Huang was invited by the LABA International Art Festival Organizing Committee to participate in the LABA International Art Festival as a Blue-chip artist. Last year, he was awarded an honorary membership into the Royal Society of St. George (RSSG), California Branch. On March 17th, 2022, the RSSG awarded Mr. Huang the "Master of Arts" Award, and LABA named March 2022 as "Jiannan Huang Month."
Michael Warren, Princess Karen Cantrell, and Joey Zhou
Michael Warren's art exhibition is titled "A Family Affaire" - a father-daughter exhibition of art works by Michael Warren and Koa Warren. It will be their first art exhibition since the pandemic. The exhibition has been described as brilliant and upbeat, with vivid color bouncing off the walls, featuring two distinct, yet complementary abstract styles. Warren will bring his artistic photography that is inspired by nature, while his daughter Koa will be showing her unique style of painting without brushes. (Her secret: water balloons!) The exhibition will be held at the Ebell Art Salon at the Ebell of Los Angeles on May 26th from 5:00pm-8:00pm. For complimentary tickets and more information: https://ebellofla.com/event/ebell-art-reception-a-family-affaire/
Michael Warren, Princess Karen Cantrell, and Joey Zhou
After the meeting a few photos were taken for fun in front of the angel wings mural painted by artist Colette Miller.
Michael Warren
Princess Karen Cantrell
Joey Zhou
The Beverly Arts News is sponsored by JH International Art Institute
- The Beverly Arts
Updated: May 11, 2022
Author: Joey Zhou
Translation from Chinese: Joey Zhou
Music: YouTube link - https://youtu.be/_qH13hpBgDI
Willem De Kooning is a Dutch-American contemporary abstract artist. After his death in 1997, a personal biennale was held in New York, smashing a $4 billion art exhibition record that is unmatched in the world today.
It's a mashup poem. If you understand, it doesn't have to be a master, it will definitely be the most "beautiful friend" in Maupassant's "Life."
"Woman III" by Willem De Kooning (1953)
Not just memories in nightmares,
Not just shouting in memory,
And tears are shining...!
De Kooning's woman!
The snow gradually melted on the grassy hillside
You said, you will come to see me in spring, what about people?
Picking up that leaf,
Melancholy or melancholy stream!
That was the creek in 1967, she just saved a young life in the creek where the vegetables were washed lightly; and then disappeared into the smoke... the deceased is like a suffocate, reluctant to give up day and night.
De Kooning's woman!
It was the summer of 1971. She handed him the roasted sweet potato. It was obvious that there was still scorched earth on her face, and then she disappeared into the chimney... Oriental Venus.
De Kooning's woman!
It was the snowy winter of 1974. She took his hand step by step and walked to the street of the sweet shop, and then disappeared in the temple... The sea was dry and the stone was rotten.
De Kooning's woman!
It was the golden autumn of 1997, and when the leaves were all over the ground, there was a weeping sound from the Dutch town of Michigan... The woman who was desperately riding on a horse and trying to fly.
De Kooning's woman!
The snow is clean to my heart, but the ruthless earth still cannot be left behind... Let the rose petals fly in my dreams!
Come on, it's all empty arias and memories...
All hanging in the moonlight on the treetops!
OK, let's go back to Paris!
What was the wailing and misery of 1893?
it doesn't matter...
You have given all your genius to the world.
On his last deathbed in 1893,
When everyone in Paris starts to forget your footsteps,
Only when you struggle to lick the lime marks on the wall in pain,
I remember that I was more aggrieved and sighed than "La Traviata";
Pain to numbness and relief
Loneliness is deep in love
Don't cry, Vanya
Here are roses and daisy
You were radiant and beautiful
Like a song, like a song, like a song andante...
Some problems will turn into tears even if they stop
Some tears will become memories despite the sadness
Just like the sky, pattering, swirling rain
fall to the ground...
Some memories are cut off in fear and never in a trance
Some backs fear cruelty and never die
Just like the earth, the mountains are tall and straight
Across North America...
Is there an island in the ocean of memory where memories can rest?
Do you still have your footprints on the snowy road in winter?
Past roses
Fragrance remains
Pain rose
Fond memory
Time flies, tears are hazy,
The past is unbearable to look back, in the grievances;
Time and space are intertwined with deep affection,
Yesterday, today, and tomorrow in anticipation;
Leave the tears,
Goodbye sorrow,
All love and hate are in the words.
In the end it hurts.
Not just memories in nightmares,
Not just shouting in memory,
And there are tears...
De Kooning's woman.
(Written on April 27, 2017 )
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