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Significance of Analogy-Drawing Between Go and Painting
In Aesthetics and Art: Traditional and Contemporary China in a Comparative Perspective. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer Berlin Heidelberg. pp. 31-48 (2018)
Abstract
Many Chinese painters, from ancient up to modern times, have compared painting with different kinds of human activities, such as calligraphy, dance, music, as well as go, a board game played by two competitors. They articulate their theories of painting through these analogies, and reciprocally, these analogies have enlightened them on many important issues in painting.Other Versions
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