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| Xu MaoPing |
| Xu Maoping in his paintings reveals his own individual, twenty-first century, world-traveler self. His landscapes take on an increasingly abstract form and acquire the distinctive expression that is his own alone. With many years of rigorous discipline in the work and spiritually meaningful composition, Xu ha... |
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| Mu YiLin |
| The name Mu Yilin is well known to people. He has been active in painting circles for almost 30 years and had ever won National Second Award, National Excellent Award, Shanghai First Award and others, over ten in total in various contests. He had been to Japan to give lectures, and held personal painting exhi... |
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| Chen JiaLing |
| Within China's thriving art scene, some native artists are devoting themselves to reviving traditional arts through international communication. In this way, the "Shanghai's new ink painting" style was born, which is an innovation of Chinese ink painting, one deeply rooted in Chinese history, concepts and tra... |
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| Hu YueLong |
| Graduated from oil painting department of China Academy of Fine Arts in 1962. He is an expert in oil, watercolor and gouache. He has attended many solo and group exhibitions over the years. In 1997, he won the prize of International art exposition of China. Now, he is a part time professor of Shanghai bran... |
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| Yvonne Wei |
| Nature’s disparate elements—and the yearning for harmony—are the leitmotifs of Wei Yifeng’s aptivating and elegant work in painting, calligraphy and design. Ms Wei's paintings communicate serenity as well as energy and passion. Her work falls within the Chinese painting genre of ‘yi xiang hua’ (意象画) and her ... |
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