Garden Art Gallery :: a juried art exhibition created by artists to communicate with one another and allow ourselves to exhibit and share our work with the worldwide community on the internet. We showcase the works of art which are appropriate for outdoor installations. Sculpture that will withstand rain and sun. Art that is intended to be shared with those that walk or ride by, whether it is installed in a public setting or tucked into a small garden. Art in the garden can be formal or completely whimsical. Gardens and public spaces are about discovery. It's always a pleasure to find a large sculpture serving as a focal point in a public space or to walk down a small garden path and happen upon an intriguing new plant or an unexpected sculpture tucked in a small niche >> more

Chinese Art :: The art of ancient and medieval China had deep impact on classical Korean and Japanese art, especially during the Chinese Tang Dynasty. Prehistoric artwork such as painted pottery in Neolithic China can be traced back to the Yangshao culture and Longshan culture of the Yellow River valley. During China's Bronze Age, Chinese of the ancient Shang Dynasty and Zhou Dynasty produced multitudes of artistic bronze ware vessels for practical purposes, but also for religious ritual and geomancy. The earliest (surviving) Chinese paintings date to the Warring States period, mostly on lacquer ware items, while the earliest surviving paintings on silk date to the Han Dynasty (example: the intricate silk paintings found at the tombs of Mawangdui). One of ancient China's most famous artistic relics remains the Terra cotta Army, an assembly of 8,099 individual and life-size terra cotta figures (such as infantry, horses with chariots and cavalry, archers, and military officers), buried in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the First Qin Emperor, in 210 BC >> more

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