National Calligraphy and Painting (Amateur) Grade Assessment
Director: Gao Yunjia, Vice Chairman of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and Director of the Art Steering Committee of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles
Deputy Director: Qi Zhixiang, Organization and Liaison Department of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Vice Minister and Deputy Director of the Art Steering Committee
Professor Wu Shanming, China Academy of Art
Liu Bingsen, Vice Chairman of Chinese Calligraphers Association
Yang Yuepu Editor-in-Chief of Chinese Artists Association
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Director: Wu Shanming, Professor of China Academy of Art
Deputy Director: Xiao Feng, Vice Chairman of Chinese Artists Association
Liu Bingsen Vice Chairman of Chinese Calligraphers Association
Yang Yuepu Editor of Chinese Artists Association
Xu Yongxiang Professor of China Academy of Art
Examination subjects
Assessment subjects will be opened this year: calligraphy, hard-pen calligraphy, seal cutting, sketching, color (gouache, watercolor, oil painting), and traditional Chinese painting (landscape, flowers and birds, figures) are all level 1-10; (Children's painting will continue to be trialled within the scope of pilot units ).
Eligibility
Anyone who loves calligraphy and art and has a certain foundation (no restrictions on age, region, occupation, and education level) can apply.
Application level requirements
For infants or primary school students who apply for various subjects for the first time, the maximum application level is Level 3. If you apply for Level 4 or above, you can only apply for the exam level by level on the basis of the original level, and you cannot apply for a higher level.
Middle school students and above, as well as middle-aged and elderly candidates, apply for various subjects for the first time, with a maximum of Level 5. Those applying for Level 6 or above can only apply level by level on the basis of the original level, and cannot apply beyond the level.
The maximum first-time application for students, graduates, or professional art and calligraphy workers with secondary majors in art is Level 7. Those who apply for level 8 or above can only apply level by level on the basis of the original level, and cannot apply beyond the level.
Registration time
September 1st - October 15th.
Registration location
See the "Registration Station List" and candidates can choose the nearest one.
Assessment method
The National Calligraphy and Painting (Amateur) Grade Assessment Committee will unify propositions, review and issue certificates.
Introduction to the National Calligraphy and Painting (Amateur) Grade Assessment
In order to further popularize and promote amateur art and calligraphy education and improve the artistic quality of the whole people, the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles approved the Art Steering Committee of the Federation of Literary and Art Circles in August 1998 Taking the lead in establishing the National Calligraphy and Painting (Amateur) Grade Assessment Committee, chaired by Gao Yunjia, Vice Chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and based on the experience of the Amateur Music Grade Examination and some provincial and municipal amateur art grade examinations, pilot work on the Painting and Calligraphy (Amateur) Grade Assessment was carried out in some cities across the country .
The national calligraphy and painting (amateur) level assessment projects include sketching, color, Chinese painting, calligraphy and children's painting, which are divided into levels 1 to 10 or level 5 respectively. The examination is held once a year. Amateur calligraphy and painting enthusiasts can voluntarily choose the appropriate category and level to sign up according to their own level. The examination works will be graded by experts organized by the National Calligraphy and Painting Assessment Committee according to the grading standards, and the National Calligraphy and Painting Grade Assessment Committee will issue corresponding grade certificates.
Carrying out amateur calligraphy and painting grade assessment work will help improve the learning interest of the majority of calligraphy and painting enthusiasts and promote the healthy and sustainable development of amateur art education; as one of the auxiliary evaluation methods for amateur art teaching, it will be beneficial to calligraphy and painting educators Conduct corresponding tests with learners on the results of their own teaching and learning; in practice, find examination methods and corresponding tutoring methods that conform to the teaching rules of calligraphy and painting art, which will help to open up new ways of amateur calligraphy and painting education, and further contribute to improving the artistic accomplishment and education of the whole people. Promote quality education services.
Adults, teenagers or children who study art in their spare time, regardless of age or occupation, can choose appropriate projects and levels to sign up on a voluntary basis according to their needs.
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Hard-tipped calligraphy grade examination and training standards
Published date: [2006-4-24] ***Read[32] times
Elementary level (copying stage) :
Level 1: (60 minutes, 16 papers) Exam content and requirements: 1. Copy one type of copybook of your choice, using pencil. 2. No less than 50 words. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: mostly those who have just learned to write but have not yet mastered basic stippling, radicals and structure, and have not copied copybooks and have not yet started. 2. Key points of assessment: strokes. 3. Evaluation reference: 1. Strokes - able to copy and write diligently. 2. Structure - have a sense of structure and write carefully.
Level 2: (60 minutes, 16 papers) Exam content and requirements: 1. Copy one type of copybook of your choice, using pencil. 2. No less than 50 words. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: Most people are new to writing and are about to get started, and have also put some effort into copying copybooks. 2. Key points of assessment: strokes. 3. References for evaluation: 1. Stroke-stippling shapes are somewhat similar. 2. Structure - initially master the method of fairness and symmetry.
Level 3: (60 minutes, 16 papers) Exam content and requirements: 1. Copy one type of copybook of your choice, using pencil or pen. 2. No less than 80 words. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: Most of them are beginners, and copying copybooks is already quite similar. 2. Key points of assessment: strokes and structure. 3. References for evaluation: 1. Strokes - Have basically mastered the form of pointillism. 2. Structure - The structure is straight and well-proportioned.
Intermediate level (transition stage from copying to creation):
Level 4: (90 minutes, 8 papers) Exam content and requirements: 1. Copy one type of famous calligraphy in small regular script of your choice, using a pen . Level 4 and above must use a pen. 2. No less than 100 words. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: Most of them have studied calligraphy for two years, and the copywriting has reached the stage of similar form, and they have a certain degree of study of ancient excellent calligraphy. 2. Key points of assessment: strokes and structure. 3. References for evaluation: 1. Strokes - the stippling form is better. 2. Structure - The structure is relatively stable and beautiful, with few faults. 3. The rules and regulations are basically correct.
Level 5: (90 minutes, 8 papers) Exam content and requirements: 1. Copy one of the ancient classics of your choice. You can choose works by Shi You, Zhong Yao, Wang Xizhi, Zhong Shaojing, Zhiyong or Wei stele. 2. No less than 100 words. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: Have certain skills and a high level of copying. 2. Key points of assessment: strokes, structure, and composition. 3. Evaluation reference: 1. Strokes - The stipples have good shape and texture, with certain rhythm changes. 2. Structure - the structure is straight, lively, well-proportioned, and has changes in density. 3. Composition - no obvious flaws.
Level 6: (90 minutes, 8 papers) Exam content and requirements: 1. Copy one of your own ancient running script or official script calligraphy (for running script, you can choose calligraphers such as Wang Xizhi, Mi Fu, Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, etc. Running script and official script are based on the official script names of the Han Dynasty) or are imitations of regular script and official script. 2. No less than 100 words. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: relatively good foundation. The stippling, structure and composition are in a harmonious and orderly state. 2. Key points of assessment: strokes, structure, and composition. 3. Evaluation reference: 1. Strokes - stippling, good shape and texture, with certain changes. There are proposal, hidden exposure, square and circle, and turning pen techniques. 2. Structure - on the premise of keeping the center of gravity stable, the shape changes (such as being flat and well-proportioned, with sparseness and density, leaning to the side, etc.). 3. Composition - virtuality and reality coexist, large and small are scattered.
Advanced (creative stage):
Level 7: (120 minutes, 8 pages or above) Exam content and requirements: 1. One creative work. 2. No less than 120 words.
Examination standards: 1. Writing level: Have deep skills and creative skills. 2. Key points of evaluation: strokes, structure, composition, style, and artistic conception. 3. Evaluation reference: 1. Strokes - stipples are vigorous and vigorous, and the techniques can be used with ease. 2. Structure - beautiful fonts, clever structure, and balance in dynamics. 3. Composition - well-proportioned, appropriate priorities, smooth momentum, and appropriate use of seals.
Level 8: (150 minutes, 8 pages or above) Exam content and requirements: 1. One piece of creative work. 2. No less than 120 words. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: profound skills and strong creative awareness. 2. Key points of evaluation: strokes, structure, composition, style, artistic conception, and charm. 3. References for evaluation: 1. Strokes - precise stippling. 2. Structure - generous, square, beautiful and moving. 3. Composition - proper layout, flowing breath, and full of rhythm.
Level 9: (180 minutes, 8 pages or above) Exam content and requirements: Create one work in different calligraphy styles (no less than two). 2. No less than 120 words in each style of writing. Examination standards: 1. Writing level: strong writing skills, a relatively mature style, and good at two or more fonts. 2. Key points of evaluation: strokes, structure, composition, style, artistic conception, and charm. 3. Evaluation reference: 1. Strokes - very precise, beautiful in appearance and rich in connotation. 2. Combination - find something strange out of the ordinary, create something new out of familiarity, have profound meaning and full of charm. 3. Composition - vivid charm, clever layout, thought-provoking, and excellent. 4. Personality, style, artistic conception and charm are beginning to take shape.