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Li Qingyu Exhibition at Wallner Gallery, Lakeside Arts, Nottingham

I recently made a return trip to the Lakeside Arts area on the University of Nottingham campus to visit a couple of exhibitions, one of which was in the Wallner Gallery inside the D.H. Lawrence Pavilion directly opposite from Djanogly Gallery. just to the left of the reception. The Gallery is quite a small room, with open archways from the reception and into the busy cafe but the space was well used here to display a selection of scroll paintings by Li Qingyu, who is a Chinese artist based in Ningbo (where the University of Nottingham has a campus) and is Director of the Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Association. I had no idea what to expect but the artwork was all beautiful and captivating. Nigh on impossible to pick a favourite, here’s a selection of the ones I most admired.

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