With Poetry, Painting and Music Calling for Love, Peace and Hope.
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Autumn, with its poetic allure, paints a canvas of reflection and gratitude as leaves dance in the wind.
The gentle sunlight bathes the world in hues of red and gold, awakening the senses to the beauty of life's fleeting moments.
In the embrace of autumn's charm, the Trinity Cultural Exchange Center joined hands with Kunlun Publishing House,
Borderless Culture & Art Center, and the Washington Art and Design Association to orchestrate the
“Call of Autumn” in Maryland on October 14th. Through the mediums of poetry, painting, and music, artists convened
to champion messages of love, peace, and hope.
A poignant moment unfolded as a distinguished Singaporean actor recited the short poem “Tribute to the Soldiers”
in Mandarin during the cultural exchange gathering. Accompanied by visuals captured in Ukraine by the Nevada fine
arts commissioner, and enriched by the English recitation of a Korean-American poet, the experience was further
elevated by the melodic strains of Ukrainian folk music performed by a local guitarist.
Even in the aftermath of the event, the spirit of creativity lingered, as the poet, writer, and artist unfettered
by borders found inspiration in cursive calligraphy, translating auditory art into captivating visual expressions.
Truly, a treasure to behold!
