Feng Zikai (1898 – 1975) was an educationist, man of letters and artist who excelled in painting, Chinese calligraphy, music and architecture. During the 1920s and 30s, he created cartoons using a style that was a hybrid of Chinese and Western techniques, with subject matters drawn from everyday life. They exude a humanistic concern through heartwarming insights into the most ordinary things. Feng had taught art and music in several schools, where he diligently inculcated the concept that “With life comes compassion; and with compassion, art”. The humanism in his art and his many publications on art education have inspired generations of artists and educationists. This exhibition will be presented under two themes, “Creating a World of Compassion” and “Cultivating Life and Soul”, with each selection providing us an in-depth look at this guiding spirit in a modern renaissance of the arts in China.
豐子愷（1898 – 1975），是一位擅繪畫、書法、文學、教育、音樂與建築的藝術家。從二、三十年代開始，以中西融合畫法創作漫畫，描繪抒情率真的生活意趣，又能表現對萬物關愛之情，細細道出尋常百姓家的點滴情味。豐子愷先後在不同學校從事美術與音樂教育工作，強調「有生即有情，有情即有藝術」的理念。他富有情味的畫作及大量關於美術教育的出版著作，潛移默化又深遠地影響一代又一代的藝術家及教育工作者。是次展覽將分為「人間情味」及「護生護心」兩個專題展覽廳，並分別出版圖錄，透過精選的展品，讓我們一同全面地細味這位現代文藝推動者的有情世界。
When: 25 May - 25 Jun (10-6pm, weekend closes at 8pm)
Where: Hong Kong Art Museum
How: Take Ferry from Central or Wanchai to Tsim Tsai Tsui Pier. and walk 10 min. or take MTR to Tsim Tsai Tsui and find L6 exit.
$: HK10 (free entry on Wednesday)
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