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Note—Joy did not think we’d need the camera just to go out to supper at the seafood restaurant, so we have no pictures of that. Maybe, I can get some pictures from other people who went along and post them later.
BUT—I forgot to even write about the banquet the evening of Dec 16 in the art warehouse next to our work space—it is sort of like a smaller Art Space in Raleigh—so here are some pictures from that. I especially liked the little dog sculpture whose head was made from a fan that turned. There was also sculpted food, and a lady who dyed silks who insisted we have our picture taken with them and take a silk scarf.
Two handed calligraphy is common—I did not know that.
Opening ceremony view of the harbor
drummers
My sponsor, Mr. Huang, after he did a bit of welding—not often a man welds in a necktie and suit.
Museum entry
Water buffalo benches below
Art Shcool entrance across from museum
Art school fence
double hibiscus in museum garden
VIEWS FROM THE HOTEL BELOW
In a city park----below
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