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How To: Chinese Paper-Cutting | Lunar New Year with the Walters Art Museum

This video was created for our 2021 Lunar New Year celebration and is now part of our Lunar New Year video archive. Celebrate Lunar New Year 2022 with the Walters Art Museum by enjoying the videos on this Lunar New Year playlist (https://bit.ly/3tulhEO) and the resources and activities available on our website (http://bit.ly/lnywalters). Celebrate the Lunar New Year with artist Cheng Cao who will introduce you to Chinese paper-cutting, or jianzhi (剪紙), a folk art that originated in China around the 6th century CE. Learn how to craft a paper-cut ox. Materials needed: red paper, pencil, eraser, scissors. This video is made possible by the Towson Asian Art and Culture Center. Cheng Cao is a Chinese artist working and living in Baltimore. Where some artists specialize in one genre of traditional Chinese painting, Cao has mastered many genres, including landscape, flower and bird, animals and portraiture. While concentrating on Chinese tradition, Cao always wants to combine modern elements in his art. Cao teaches Chinese painting at his studio in downtown Baltimore. Cao hopes his art lessons can lead the students to observe a deeper view of Chinese culture and art. MORE LUNAR NEW YEAR ART-MAKING ACTIVITIES Paper Lantern Activity: http://bit.ly/lnypaperlantern Paper Ox Activity: http://bit.ly/lnypaperox MORE LUNAR NEW YEARS WITH THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM Lunar New Year with the Walters website: http://bit.ly/lnywalters All Lunar New Year with the Walters videos: http://bit.ly/lnywaltersplaylist Explore the Walters Arts of Asia collection: http://bit.ly/lnyasianart Try your hand at our Lunar New Year scavenger hunt: http://bit.ly/lnyhunt Take our Lunar New Year survey: http://bit.ly/lnywalterssurvey IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS (0:29-0:34) Paper cut out of red paper featuring central Chinese character, lotus flower, lotus seed pods, and koi fish. (0:35-0:41) Hands using blue handled scissors to cut dragon pattern out of red paper. (0:42-0:47) Paper cut out of red paper featuring big central lotus flower with lotus bud on left and lotus seed pod on right. (12:18 – 12:20) Red paper cut cylindrical lanterns with a warm internal glow. Join us in thanking our community partners: Goh’s Kung Fu, the Korean Culture and Art Center of Maryland, the Towson Asian Arts and Culture Center, the Baltimore Chinese School, and the Enoch Pratt Free Library. Discover more programs from the Walters Art Museum: http://bit.ly/1UbYmJn FOLLOW THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM Facebook:   / thewaltersartmuseum   Twitter:   / walters_museum   Instagram:   / thewaltersartmuseum   Pinterest:   / thewaltersmuseum   YouTube:    / waltersartmuseum