Ping Hu—Professor and Master’s Supervisor of the Department of Design
Biography
Ping Hu, professor of the School of Arts, Southeast University, was born in Leshan, Sichuan Province.
Administrative Post: Vice-President of the Professor's Committee of the School of Arts
He served in Nanjing University of the Arts (1987--1994) and the School of Arts in Southeast University (1994--).
Education
B.A. (Zhejiang Academy of Art, now China Academy of Art), graduated in 1982.
M.A. (Nanjing University of the Arts), graduated in 1987.
Major: History and Theory of Arts and Crafts
D.Phil. (School of Arts, Southeast University), graduated in 2004.
Research Interests
History and Culture of Design, Folk Art and Intangible Cultural Heritage,Traditional Chinese Arts and Crafts and so on.
Research Achievements
2013: “Research on Ancient Woodworking Tools in China and their Scientific Value.” Special Project of “Compass Plan”, National Cultural Heritage Administration.
2009: “China Digital Science and Technology Museum - Virtual Museum of Ancient Chinese Silk.” Ministry of Education, Ministry of Science and Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
2016: Executive Editor-in-Chief, Complete Works of Chinese Arts and Crafts--Jiangsu Volume-Brocade Chapter.
2007: “Integrated Research on the Digital Preservation of Traditional Arts and Crafts in Jiangsu Province.”Jiangsu Province Philosophy and Social Science Fund Project.
Representative Achievements
1)“The Expressions and Implications of Chinese Advertising Images in the Early 20th Century.” Visual Culture Theory of Mass Image in East Asia 2016 in Kyoto. Kyoto, March 2016.
2) “Static and Active State—A Case Study of the Activation Preservation of Longyao in Yixing.” Paper published in the proceedings of the International Symposium on the Preservation of East Asian Cultural Heritage. Nara, Japan, 2015.
3) “‘Form’ and ‘Style’ in Design: A Case Study of Sand-fired Teapot in Yixing, China.”Paper published in the proceedings of the 2013 Spring Annual Conference of Korean Modeling Society. Seoul, Korea, June, 2013.
4) “Renaissance and Transcendence of Folk Art Movement.” In Hanzhong Zuo&Yang Yang(Eds.), Footprints of Forward Movement: A Collection of Articles Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the Professional Committee of the Folk Arts and Crafts, under China National Arts and Crafts Society. Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House, August 2013.
5) “Art of Gunpowder.” In Xijun Wang (Ed.), Fireworks and Aesthetics: A Study on the Transformation of Liuyang Fireworks Industry. Central South University Press August 2013.
6) “Notes of Investigation of Tuyao in Jieshou.” In The Millennium: Proceedings of the 2010 Coloured Pottery Development Forum in Jieshou. December 2010.