The latest National Gallery exhibit, Where Ink Tides Meet, features over 50 never-before-seen works—so you best not brush ...

North Carolina Museum of Art, Winston-Salem (formerly SECCA) is proud to present “Brandon Sadler: The Path of Totality, ...

Shodo, the Japanese calligraphy art, is an interesting part of Japanese culture that blends art with language. The ...

I was briefly taught to write Chinese calligraphy there. Even though everything has gradually been forgotten over the years and now is only a blur in my memory, one thing I certainly have not lost is ...

Memor Museum, New York’s only museum dedicated to Asian cultural expression on the Upper East Side, presents Beauty of Harmony & Unity, a solo exhibition by Chinese artist and educator Xu Zhongou, ...

Calligraphy is a visual art related to writing. It is the design and execution ... A beginner should invest in a set of calligraphy pens or brushes, ink for the tool they pick, and good quality ...

However, today, in a world where typing on a digital screen has taken over the good old art of writing with pen and ink ... blends calligraphy in his art. In ‘Persian Horse’, an acrylic work on canvas ...

Editor's note: Chinese calligraphy is the artistic practice of writing Chinese characters using a brush and ink. Celebrated for its aesthetic beauty and cultural depth, Chinese calligraphy is not ...

“I’ve been obsessed with brushes for as long as I’ve been obsessed with makeup,” she says. The result is a collection of nine sleek options, inspired by the artistry of calligraphy brushe ...

The Cicadas Chinese Calligraphy Club draws upon ancient tradition to write a new chapter ... which Wang said absorb ink. They lay out sheets of special paper, dip their brushes into shallow ...

The content, usually wishes, quotes or verses, is written in the form of calligraphy with a brush using a special kind of ink. In the good old days ... especially the art of writing Confucian ...

Calligraphy is still practiced among elementary ... According to Web Japan, shodo writing is directly translated to “the Japanese way of writing,” where brushes are dipped into ink and used to write ...