Seventy artists aged younger than 30, have been named the 2007 Chinese New Generation. In the woods by Wang Kai (pictured) and other award-winning works, ranging from oils, acrylics to woodblock prints, silkscreen and casein paintings, are now on show at the Yanhuang Art Museum, located northern Beijing and sponsor of the awards. Initiated in 1999, the art awards are aimed to promote contemporary Chinese art, according to Wu Jin, a key organizer of the event. Previous years have witnessed the rise of some of the award-winning artists on the China's artistic arena. The best known among them are Mao Yan, Xia Junna, He Sen, Ji Dachun, and Yin Chaoyang, Wu noted. The exhibition will end on June 30.