Discover the Elegance of Chinese Brush Painting at City Winery Boston

Story Written By: Mark Allen Wood
Plymouth Performing Art's Network

Step into the world of Chinese Brush Painting this July at City Winery Boston, where the exquisite works of Concord educator and painter Tasha Bonfanti Balsom will grace our gallery space. Tasha, also known as Chiun Yu (春玉 Spring Jade), learned this ancient art form from master Chin Sei Yu and has since dedicated herself to capturing the beauty of individual plants and animals.

Using traditional materials such as rice and mulberry paper, Chinese ink, and sable and horsehair brushes, Tasha infuses each painting with meticulous attention to detail. Her artistic journey has been celebrated across New England, with exhibitions at prestigious venues including Goddard College, Club Passim, and Cary Memorial Library.

Beyond her artistic pursuits, Tasha has a deep passion for education, using art as a universal language to connect with young minds and communities alike. Her dedication shines through in every brushstroke, aiming to share the joy of art with both her students and the public.

City Winery Boston is proud to showcase Tasha Bonfanti Balsom’s Chinese Brush Painting, offering patrons a glimpse into a rich cultural tradition alongside our renowned culinary and musical experiences. Admission is free and accessible during our regular hours, providing a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of Chinese artistry.

Join us at 80 Beverly St, Boston, between Haymarket and North Station, and explore the serene world of Chinese Brush Painting. For more information and to plan your visit, visit citywinery.com/boston. Don’t miss this chance to experience art and culture in a truly unique setting.

**Visit City Winery Boston and Immerse Yourself in the Art of Tasha Bonfanti Balsom’s Chinese Brush Painting. Free Admission!**