person who engages in artistic creation or performance and has achieved professional recognition

art piece; work of art; specifically used for creations with artistic value such as paintings or sculptures

a festival dedicated to the arts and artistic performance

artistic quality or value; the nature or characteristics of art as shown in a work of art or literature

Art created by and passed down among ordinary people, including forms such as music, dance, local opera, and crafts

An art form where the artist uses their own body and actions to express a theme, such as standing still like a statue or living in a cage.

art gallery; museum of art; a place that displays artwork or holds artistic events for the public

the world of art; artistic circles or the environment of those working in the arts

A women's gymnastics discipline involving sets of rhythmic and artistic movements performed with apparatus like balls, clubs, ropes, hoops, or ribbons.

All artistic elements of a theatrical production, including set design, lighting, costumes, and the actors' performances

A film made for its artistic value rather than commercial success; art house film

the department of art within a college or university

the academic study of the history of art

Visual arts that create three-dimensional or two-dimensional forms using physical materials, including painting, sculpture, architecture, and calligraphy. Also known as [[视觉艺术|視覺藝術|shi4 jue2 yi4 shu4]] or [[空间艺术|空間藝術|kong1 jian1 yi4 shu4]].

beauty found in works of art, as opposed to that found in nature

A general term for arts that combine multiple forms such as literature, music, dance, and painting into a single performance or medium, like theater, cinema, or television; multimedia arts.

an artist who creates and performs works of performance art

The mental process of creating or appreciating art by using imagination and emotion to connect concrete images and sensory experiences; also called [[形象思维|形象思維|xing2 xiang4 si1 wei2]]

artistic photograph; portraits taken in a studio using artistic techniques like specialized lighting, makeup, and costumes to achieve a stylized effect

Art forms that are visual in nature, such as painting, sculpture, and ceramics.

a piece of creative work such as a painting, sculpture, or musical composition; artwork

Decorative or stylized characters used in graphic design, advertising, and titles to create a visual impact.

A school specializing in training people in various fields of the arts; often abbreviated as [[艺校|藝校|yi4 xiao4]]

China Federation of Literary and Art Circles; the umbrella organization for Chinese writers and artists, abbreviated as [[文联|文聯|wen2 lian2]]

A vocal music composition, usually written by a professional composer and based on poetic text, such as a Lied; distinguished from popular or folk music.

city precinct with a streetscape created by artists; urban area beautified through artistic design

art that combines visual art with dramatic performance

an artist who creates or performs performance art

traditional Chinese performance art forms involving both speaking and singing, such as storytelling or ballad singing

The plastic or formative arts, including painting, sculpture, architecture, and design, which create beauty in physical form for visual appreciation.

college of art; art institute; academy of arts or drama

an honorary title or award granted to an artist for meritorious service or distinguished achievement

The creative techniques and principles involved in producing animated works using materials like drawings, puppets, or computer graphics to create the illusion of movement.

art created for or appreciated by the general public as opposed to a niche audience

Art created by women that reflects a female consciousness, including literature, film, painting, music, and dance; specifically refers to works produced from a female perspective rather than simply using women as a subject matter

Art that is accepted and appreciated by a small or specialized audience; the opposite of [[大众艺术|大眾藝術|da4 zhong4 yi4 shu4]].

Artworks created on a flat surface, such as paintings, calligraphy, prints, and photographs

local or native art and handicrafts, especially those depicting rural life or reflecting the simple and sincere character of country people

the art of arranging flowers; ikebana

Art forms that unfold over time, such as music, dance, and literature; often contrasted with [[空间艺术|空間藝術|kong1 jian1 yi4 shu4]].

(Taiwan) an art movement emerging in the 1950s that uses images and objects from popular culture, such as posters and advertisements, to reflect modern life; often shortened to [[普普|普普|pu3 pu3]]

An art movement from the 1960s using geometric shapes and strong color contrasts to create optical illusions of movement or depth.

Art movement emerging in the late 1950s that uses imagery from popular culture and everyday objects.

artistic movements and styles originating from the late 19th and 20th centuries characterized by innovation and a break from traditional forms; includes abstract, experimental, and multidisciplinary works

the art of cinema; a comprehensive art form that combines aesthetics, lighting, acting, photography, screenwriting, and directing

Art forms that are experienced primarily through sight, including painting, sculpture, architecture, and photography

Art forms that occupy physical space and are perceived through sight, such as architecture, sculpture, painting, and calligraphy

an artist who works in the style of cubism

A term formerly used to refer to television as a form of art