Chinese Painting, Autumn Semester 2026

Chinese painting, known as ""Guóhuà,"" is a venerable art form that dates back to the Neolithic age.  It's not just about replicating the world on paper but about capturing its essence, its spirit.

In this art form, artists use brushes, ink, and rice paper or silk to create landscapes, floral scenes, and portrayals of animals that are more than just depictions; they are expressions of the artist's inner world, philosophical insights, and a deep connection with nature.

Dates: Wednesday 30 September - Wednesday 16 December 2026
Times: 7:00-9:00pm
Venue: TBC, please check timetable
Level: All levels
Attendance: In-person only
Early bird deadline: Friday 18 September, 11:59pm
Registration deadline: Sunday 18 October, 11:59pm

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An Early Bird Offer is available until Friday 18 September, 11:59pm which provides a 10% discount on all courses.

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