Hidden Meanings in Chinese Art with Linda Lei

Learn more about hidden meanings in Chinese art from Asian Art Museum docent, Linda Lei. This talk was given to teachers from the Chinese American International School (CAIS) for their professional development day at the Asian Art Museum on August 23, 2011.

[@sfoguy11]

I can never look at Asian art the same again. I am enlightened

[@TheLogin500]

that was amazing but I loved the symbolism behind the fish and the dragon

[@henryl6420]

Incredible. I am planning to acquire some Chinese art

[@diannewood7647]

I cant paint or draw - so I visit youtube chinese sumi e and japanese teaching sites to feel awe. Thank you all you wonderful artists

[@aprily1505]

Great video thank you

[@AsianArtMuseum]

We're located in San Francisco.

[@mikkiwon]

Very Interesting, thank you.M

[@bbornets]

Good job! Barbara

[@xyzllii]

It is the contemporary trend to rate calligraphy so high in Chinese art...but I disagree. To me the pre-Patriarchal calligraphy period is much more fecund and rich of spirit.