Spring vibes are kicking in at the Shenyang Museum in Liaoning, mainland China, where local artist Huang Guangliang’s horse-themed oil paintings just trotted onto the scene. 🐎🎨
Opening on January 6, this exhibition is a vibrant kickoff to the Year of the Horse, part of Shenyang’s New Year cultural program. Over 40 works span three sections: start with lifelike galloping horses, slide into expressive brushstrokes, and finish with bold abstracts that let your imagination run wild.
Inside the gallery, the pace slows—kinda like hitting pause on a busy day in Jakarta or Delhi. You’ll find yourself pausing at each canvas, catching every detail, mood shift, and dash of color. It’s the kind of immersive experience that reminds you why art is the ultimate mind-reset.
The show runs through April, giving plenty of time for art lovers and curious explorers across South and Southeast Asia to plan a spring getaway. Whether you’re sketching inspo for your next digital project or just hunting for cultural vibes, this horse-powered exhibit is horse-tastic (see what we did there?). 😜
So, if you find yourself craving a fresh art fix—and who doesn’t?—gallop over to Shenyang Museum before April’s cherry blossoms bid adieu. Your Insta feed will thank you! 📸✨
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Galloping into spring with a horse-themed exhibition in Shenyang
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