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By Wu Huixin |
May 7, 2013, Tuesday
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THOUGH the China International Cartoon and Animation Festival has closed, fans can still indulge their love of cartoons and animation.
The 4th Zhejiang Art Museum Animation Season is underway at the museum through June 22. The theme is experimental cartoons.
The recently concluded festival featured cartoonist autograph sessions, promotion and sales of animation works and derivative products.
The ongoing animation season supplements the international festival and emphasizes the works of independent Chinese cartoon and animation artists.
The Zhejiang Art Museum will screen cartoon series and hold academic forums and interactive experience activities.
Discussions will cover the current situation for Chinese independent experimental animations and the challenges posed by international works.
Experimental animation flourished in the 1920s and developed its unique art language in less than 100 years.
Schedule
? Recycle cartoon project
Speaker: Lei Lei, Thomas Sauvin
Date: May 11, 2pm
? Fruit Stop-motion Animation Studio
Speaker: Ye Linghan
Date: May 18, 2pm
? Screening French experimental animation
Date: May 25, 2pm
? Screening works by graduates from animation college of China Academy of Art
Date: June 2, 2pm
? Rubbing Animation Studio
Speaker: Tang Bohua
Date: June 10, 2pm
? Screening Taiwanese experimental animation
Date: June 15, 2pm
? Animation music performance
Date: June 22, 2pm
Address: 138 Nanshan Rd, Zhejiang Art Museum
Tel: (0571) 8713-8606
The 4th Zhejiang Art Museum Animation Season is underway at the museum through June 22. The theme is experimental cartoons.
The recently concluded festival featured cartoonist autograph sessions, promotion and sales of animation works and derivative products.
The ongoing animation season supplements the international festival and emphasizes the works of independent Chinese cartoon and animation artists.
The Zhejiang Art Museum will screen cartoon series and hold academic forums and interactive experience activities.
Discussions will cover the current situation for Chinese independent experimental animations and the challenges posed by international works.
Experimental animation flourished in the 1920s and developed its unique art language in less than 100 years.
Schedule
? Recycle cartoon project
Speaker: Lei Lei, Thomas Sauvin
Date: May 11, 2pm
? Fruit Stop-motion Animation Studio
Speaker: Ye Linghan
Date: May 18, 2pm
? Screening French experimental animation
Date: May 25, 2pm
? Screening works by graduates from animation college of China Academy of Art
Date: June 2, 2pm
? Rubbing Animation Studio
Speaker: Tang Bohua
Date: June 10, 2pm
? Screening Taiwanese experimental animation
Date: June 15, 2pm
? Animation music performance
Date: June 22, 2pm
Address: 138 Nanshan Rd, Zhejiang Art Museum
Tel: (0571) 8713-8606
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