How to do a good job of organizing information on art history

1. Funding Research on the History of Ancient Chinese Art

(1) In order to strengthen the research on traditional Chinese art, the Wu Zuoren Foundation has set up the "Special Fund for Research on Chinese Art Traditions", which is mainly to fund the research on traditional Chinese art before it was influenced by modern Western art.

Research on Chinese Painting

In March 2009, the "Chinese Art Tradition Research Fund - Special Fund for Chinese Painting" was formally established, with the direction of funding for research on Chinese painting. In the following half a year, the fund held the "Han painting and architecture and the Chinese Han painting society council meeting"; assisted the national project to complete the survey of all the Han paintings in Huaibei area and compiled into the database; launched the Nanyang, Jiaxiang two areas and Shandong stone carving collection of Han paintings of the comprehensive survey, and carry out the "Han dynasty and architecture" special. Han Dynasty and architecture" special research; for the preservation of Beijing University Institute of Han painting collection of dozens of Han pictorial stone bricks and nearly 1,000 kinds of original topography, funded the construction of the "Institute of Han Painting Temporary Warehouse" for the preservation of cultural relics of the Han Dynasty and the topography, data, and so on.

(2) Sponsoring the symposium on "Research on the Academic Thought of Jin Weino and the Study of Cave Art in China"

2006 Jin Weino Academic Symposium

Jin Weino is a professor at the Central Academy of Fine Arts and a renowned art historian as well as an internationally renowned scholar of Dunhuang. In recent years, many renowned scholars have carried out fruitful research on his academic thought and his pioneering study of cave art in China from the perspective of art archaeology. The purpose of this symposium is to carry out an in-depth study of Mr. Gimwino's academic thought and the exhibition of Chinese cave art. The symposium was held at the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) on April 29-30, 2006, organized by the Journal of Art Research of CAFA and supported by the Wu Zuoren International Art Foundation.

In October 1990, the Wu Zuoren International Art Foundation sponsored Chen Cusheng to establish the "Database of Ancient Chinese Art Materials".

2. Funding Research on Modern Chinese Art History

(1) Chinese Modern Art Archive

Introduction--"Chinese Modern Art Archive" is a heterogeneous and isomorphic program for the study of modern and contemporary art history. Various units *** with cooperation, collection and organization of art historical materials, in accordance with the agreement, the establishment can be graded *** enjoy the networking database and information mutual inspection and mutual use of the plan. "Chinese modern art archive" cooperation units have been Beijing University, the University of Chicago, Paris four, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, Yunnan University, Nanjing Art Institute, Sichuan University, Guangdong Museum of Art and so on.

-- Archiving of modern artists is a regular grant program of the Wu Zuoren Foundation. As an important academic brand of Wu Zuoren Foundation, "Chinese Modern Art Archive" plans to copy the whole set of structural system and method of establishing artists' personal archives as a template, and Wu Zuoren Foundation will set up a seed fund to support various units and individuals to work in parallel according to a certain archival system and organizing norms, and to establish an archive of Chinese modern art history. Chinese modern art history archives.

Development--In 2006, funded by the Wu Zuoren Foundation, Peking University, "Chinese modern art archive" working group to implement the "Wu Zuoren and his surrounding" project was formally established. The "Wu Zuoren and His Surroundings" project was formally established. The academic direction of the project is to collect and organize various phenomena, events, figures and works of the art world centered on Mr. Wu Zuoren in a longer historical period, and then provide basic materials for the academia to study. The first "Wu Zuoren Archives" played an important academic support role in the 2008 "Wu Zuoren Centennial Celebration" and Wu Zuoren related research.

--In 2009, after gaining academic experience and methodology in organizing the Wu Zuoren Archives, the Wu Zuoren Foundation began to expand the scale of the archives in an orderly manner, and carried out archival work one after another on key figures in the history of modern art, and established the Xu Beihong Archives. Xu Beihong archive", and at the same time determined "Jiang Feng archive" and "dynasty wen archive" in 2010 to build the archive program. So far, "Wu Zuoren and its surrounding - Wu Zuoren archive" gradually expanded to "Chinese modern art archives - x x x special".

--"Chinese Modern Art Archive", as an important academic brand of Wu Zuoren Foundation, plans to replicate the whole set of structural system and method of establishing artists' personal archives as a template, and set up seed funds by Wu Zuoren Foundation to support Various units and individuals will work together in accordance with certain archival systems and organizing norms to ****together establish the archives of China's modern art history.

Wu Zuoren Archives

"Wu Zuoren Archives" is funded by Wu Zuoren International Art Foundation, and implemented by "Chinese Modern Art Archives" under the Center for Visual and Image Studies of Peking University, with Wu Ning as the executive in charge of the project. Wu Ning is the executive director of the project. The archive was formally established in 2006. The academic direction of the project is to collect and organize various phenomena, events, figures and works of the art world centered on Mr. Wu Zuoren in a longer historical period, and then to provide basic information for the academic community to study.

Academic activities supported by the Wu Zuoren Archive

2007: Academic exhibition "Ten Papers (1953-1957) - A Case Study in the History of Modern Chinese Art "

2008: Wu Zuoren Centennial Celebration

2009: Wu Zuoren Belgium Exhibition, "Creation and Heavenly Work--Wu Zuoren's Life Drawing Works Exhibition", CCTV's Large-scale CCTV's large-scale feature film "Wu Zuoren", "Inspiration Plateau - Chinese Art Works Exhibition", "Cornerstone - 60 Years of Oil Painting, Sculpture and Printmaking Works Invitational Exhibition"

2010: "The Complete Works of Wu Zuoren", "Examination of the Cultural Origins of the Wu Clan", CCTV's "Classics and Immortality"

Xiao Shufang Archives

Xu Beihong Archives

"Xu Beihong Archives" is organized by the Xu Beihong Museum, the Center for Visual and Image Studies of Peking University, and the Jiangxi Masters' Association. The "Xu Beihong Archive" is jointly conducted by the Xu Beihong Memorial Hall, the Center for Visual and Image Research of Peking University and the School of Fine Arts of Jiangxi Normal University, with the Wu Zuoren International Art Foundation funding the start-up fund. The School of Fine Arts at Jiangxi Normal University is responsible for undertaking the project, with Professor Chen Shengyan, Vice President of the School, as the executive in charge of the project. The archive was formally established on December 2, 2009.

Provide academic support for the Yanhuang Museum of Art "the founders of modern Chinese art series - Xu Beihong large-scale art exhibition"

Xu Beihong large-scale art exhibition

The exhibition was held in the Yanhuang Museum of Art from March 8 to April 10, 2009, and was organized by the Yanhuang Museum of Art, Xu Beihong. Yanhuang Art Museum, Xu Beihong Memorial Hall, Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture, China Minsheng Bank organized. Wu Zuoren International Art Foundation provided academic support for the exhibition, and also assisted in organizing the "Feng Fazhi, Liao Jingwen, Hou Yimin Memorial Meeting" to recreate the historical situation of Xu Beihong's stay in Beiping to welcome the liberation of the country 60 years ago, as well as organizing a symposium at the Central Academy of Fine Arts and organizing interviews with experts, to explore the significance of Xu's choice of the path of realism in today's world. Realism path in today's significance.

Jiang Feng Archives

The Jiang Feng Archives will be officially launched in 2010, with Jiang Wen as the executive director of the project and Wu Zuoren International Art Foundation funding the start-up fund.

Dynasty Wen Archives

"Dynasty Wen Archives" will be officially launched in 2010. The Wu Zuoren International Art Foundation will support the start-up fund.

(2) Wu Zuoren Research Special Fund

Established by a special donation from Wu Zuoren's family, the fund aims to subsidize scholars and students to carry out in-depth research on Wu Zuoren's art and his ideas. The fund was formally established in July 2009.

In 2009, the first activity was to conduct research on Wu Zuoren's art and thought in the School of Humanities of the Central Academy of Fine Arts.

3. Funding Research on World Art History

(1) The 34th World Congress of Art History will be held in Beijing in 2016

In order to obtain the right to bid for the quadrennial "World Congress of Art History", the Olympic Games of the world's art, China has been given the right to host the World Congress of Art History. After fierce competition, we finally succeeded in obtaining the right to host the 34th World Congress of Art History in Beijing in 2016.

Previously, in 2008, the Wu Zuoren Foundation sponsored the Preparatory Committee of the Chinese Society for the History of Art to participate in the 32nd Annual Conference of the World Congress of Art History for the first time as a member of the International Committee of the History of Arts (CIHA), an organization recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. The organizing committee of the Society for the History of Art participated in the 32nd Annual Conference of the World Congress of Art History for the first time as a member of CIHA, the International Committee of the History of Arts, an organization recognized by UNESCO.

Melbourne, Australia

This year's World Congress of Art History was held in Melbourne, Australia, from January 13 to 18, 2008, bringing together art historians from 47 countries. The Chinese Art History Delegation, consisting of Shao Dazhen, Fan Dian, Zheng Yan, Zhang Dang and Shao Yiyang, participated in the four-yearly World Art History event for the first time, and was invited to attend this council meeting, representing Chinese art historians to join the World Art History Association as a council member.

(2) "Special Fund for Art History"

In 2010, the "Special Fund for Art History" was established. Its funding directions include:

I. Facilitating the convening of the 34th World Congress of Art History in China in 2016, organizing activities related to the Congress, and supporting Chinese scholars in preparing and declaring academic work related to the Congress. The funding will be implemented mainly through the Preparatory Committee of the Chinese Society for Art History.

Supporting the establishment of an editorial office in China, editing the journal of the International Art History Society, Art History, and editing the Yearbook of Chinese Art History Research.

Third, to further develop the funding program for art history projects in different categories.

The "Art History Special Fund" aims to improve the overall academic level of the Chinese art history community, in order to complete the change of the international art history research pattern, from the Western approach to art history to the West and China's two major aesthetic systems, the two peaks stand side by side.

4. Research Methods of Art History

Funding the "First Annual Meeting of Art History Education in Higher Art Colleges and Universities"

First Annual Meeting of Art History Education in Higher Art Colleges and Universities

"First Annual Meeting of Art History Education in Higher Art Colleges and Universities"

"First Annual Meeting of Art History Education in Higher Art Colleges and Universities" aims at academic excellence.

The First Annual Conference on Art History Education in Colleges and Universities of Higher Education promotes the development of the discipline through academic research, and centers on the discussion of some macro or specific academic issues in the art history field. The conference was held on April 28-29, 2007 at the School of Humanities of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and was co-sponsored by the Preparatory Committee for the Conference and the School of Humanities of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, with financial support from the Wu Zuoren International Fine Arts Foundation for the publication of the proceedings of the conference.