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Collect the Best of
Chinese Contemporary Printmaking Art |
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Prestige
of China Contemporary Art in Silkscreen
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China
China by Zhu Wei, 2009,108x72.7cm,
Silkscreen, editions of 58 |
Utopia
46 by Zhu
Wei,2006,
77x78.5cm, Silkscreen, editions of 68 |
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Zhu
Wei
renowned contemporary Chinese ink painter. He is also among the very first group of distinguished contemporary Chinese artists recognized by the international art audience in the nineties of the 21st century. Wang Guangyi(1957-) Leading Chinese artist of the New Art Movement circles that erupted out of China after 1989 and he is well-known for his Great Criticism series of paintings, using the images of propaganda from the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) and commercial brand names. |
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Zhou TieHai: China's top conceptual
artist.
Asian Artistic Director for 2007 Shanghai's Art Expo- SHcontemporary. Zhou's famous Camel head series were inspired by American tobacco brand Camel. With dark sunglass, the figure poses insolently, intruding western classical paintings or advertising posters. Zhou's black humor has complicated implication, expressing his critical vision on colonialism and China's cultural identity. |
Above Zhou TieHai's Works from Left : |
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Zhang Jian made his fame by his Tian
An Men paintings which are intense and subtle for its repressive
quietness under the sunshine.
Zhang practiced an impressionist's persistence on drawing in natural sunlight in 1990s. His Tian An Men is quiet, far away in the distance as if all the sound, life are extracted. Our collective memory on China's most important political icon blends together with personal experience, creating meaningful tension. |
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Left: One Day by Zhang Jian 74X108cm, Editions of 68 Dreaming by Xia Xing 73x56cm, Diameter of image: 48cm, Editions of 89 |
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Zhou ChunYa: China's leading expressionist
painter.
Zhou's signature paintings are peach blossom series. In Chinese cultural context, peach blossom is connected with sexuality. Zhou's deliberately unnatural colour of naked bodies is intensely emotional, full of vitality and desire. Above: Peach Blossom, 80x101 cm, 50 editions. |
Above: Spring Sunshine |
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Yang
Shaobin(1963~)
Together with Fang Lijun, Yue Minjun Yang ShaoBin is a leading figure in the movement known as Cynical Realism. He belongs to the generation which represents the roots of Chinese experimental art. His works were exhibited in a number of internationally renowned art museums , such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (USA), Modern Art Center (Milan, Italy), Graz Museum (Austria), Cartier Foundation (France) etc... |
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Portrait
of China series
by Feng Zhengjie, 2008, 77x108.5cm, Silkscreen, editions of 68 |
No
Title by Yang
Shaobin,
2006, 92x72cm, Silkscreen, editions of 78 |
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Yang
Shaobin, |
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Portrait
of China series
by Feng Zhengjie, 2008, 56x108.3cm, Silkscreen, editions of 68 |
Portrait
of China series
by Feng Zhengjie, 2008,80.5x80cm, Silkscreen, editions of 68 |
Portrait
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Contemporary oil painter: Yao JunZhong (1961~) |
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Left by artist Yao JunZhong: Pink Series Editions of 29 , 57x75cm. Red Army Cap Editions of 49 , 57x75cm. |
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Yin
Qi(1962-)
Graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts and Institute de Haute Etude en Arts Plastiques, Paris. The main exhibitions: Superficial Picture is in Paris (solo), 2002. he had several solo exhibitions in France and Spain, 2004. He was invited to the China National Art Museum and Shanghai Art Museum's exhibitions. At the Third Chinese Oil Painting exhibition, he won the China Oil Painting Award. |
 Dog by Yi Qi,2007 58.5x47.5cm Silkscreen,editions of 99 |
 Dog by Yi Qi,2005 51x56.5cm Silkscreen,editions of 99 |
 Dog by Yi Qi,2005 51x56.5cm Silkscreen,editions of 99 |