LanternsArt
This section brings together the latest from LanternsArt — company updates, exhibition participation, new project announcements, and insights from our engagements with the global event community. Here you’ll find reports from trade fairs and industry gatherings where we showcase fully custom illuminated installations, news about our workshop expansions and certification milestones, and stories from behind the scenes of major Custom Light Art projects delivered across 40+ countries. Whether you’re tracking our industry presence, researching our production capabilities, or looking for evidence of our standing in the event community, the articles below provide a chronological record of where we’ve been, what we’ve built, and how we continue to serve event planners, venue operators, and festival organizers worldwide.
LanternsArt welcomes a French buyer for a factory tour and showroom walkthrough in Zigong, reviewing full-spectrum custom light art for overseas events and commercial displays.
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LanternsArt welcomes a Turkish buyer for a factory visit and business meeting in Zigong, reviewing custom light art production and full-service project capabilities.
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The 32nd Zigong International Dinosaur Lantern Festival opens on January 23, 2026, featuring ‘China Year·Global Traveler's Night’ AI-powered interactive installations, and children's artwork turned into illuminated sculptures.
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LanternsArt signs a contract with an Italian buyer following a factory visit and cultural exchange — including a spontaneous opera performance at the Zigong facility.
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The 3rd Zigong Children's Lantern Contest concluded with nearly 6,000 global submissions. 18 international winners were selected across three award tiers.
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A Malaysian delegation visited LanternsArt's Zigong facility, placing an on-site order for 450+ custom light installations across 26 categories for 2026 New Year events.
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Record rain hit Hong Kong's 2023 Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival. See how a 2-hour emergency response and 5-day repairs saved the 300,000-visitor event.
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