4th May – 31st May 2018
ANITA WONG DEFIES TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN HER LATEST PAINTING SERIES “YEAR OF THE DOG” – JUSTIN FANG, EDITOR AT AMADEUS MAGAZINE
Artist Bio:
Asian American Artist & Professor, is a long time pupil of
Hsin Pengjiu, first pupils of Chao Shao An and Pu Hsin-Yu,
cousin of Pu Yi, the last emperor of China. With her background in
modern arts and film, the artist develops a unique contemporary
style of Lingnan Guo Hua with the influence from Hip Cultures &
moving imagery. Her works are currently featured on over 40 local
& International magazines including “N.Y. Arts”; “AIGA”;
“Design within Reach” design Philadelphia award;
“Works & Conversations”; “Artdependence” cover stories;
MAHB Stanford University & Yale University Magazine.
Artist Statement:
My current works have been dealing with movement, patterns and
emotions ocured in nature; individualism in the viewer’s eyes and
the role of traditional art form in the Millennium. My current abstract
ink painting series "Tigers", "Roosters" and "Dogs" explores the
movements of subject and passage of time through the use of
“Bi”– Brushwork. I see "Bi" as my handwritings, an expression
highly individual. Brushworks I create identify me from any
other human beings. It is a medium for me to convey my
emotions and meanings of the subject.
anitayanwong.weebly.com
ANITA WONG DEFIES TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN HER LATEST PAINTING SERIES “YEAR OF THE DOG” – JUSTIN FANG, EDITOR AT AMADEUS MAGAZINE
Artist Bio:
Asian American Artist & Professor, is a long time pupil of
Hsin Pengjiu, first pupils of Chao Shao An and Pu Hsin-Yu,
cousin of Pu Yi, the last emperor of China. With her background in
modern arts and film, the artist develops a unique contemporary
style of Lingnan Guo Hua with the influence from Hip Cultures &
moving imagery. Her works are currently featured on over 40 local
& International magazines including “N.Y. Arts”; “AIGA”;
“Design within Reach” design Philadelphia award;
“Works & Conversations”; “Artdependence” cover stories;
MAHB Stanford University & Yale University Magazine.
Artist Statement:
My current works have been dealing with movement, patterns and
emotions ocured in nature; individualism in the viewer’s eyes and
the role of traditional art form in the Millennium. My current abstract
ink painting series "Tigers", "Roosters" and "Dogs" explores the
movements of subject and passage of time through the use of
“Bi”– Brushwork. I see "Bi" as my handwritings, an expression
highly individual. Brushworks I create identify me from any
other human beings. It is a medium for me to convey my
emotions and meanings of the subject.
anitayanwong.weebly.com
