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Katherine Chang Liu
Katherine
is an abstract painter and printmaker who lives in Westlake, California.
Chang Liu is an internationally renowned painter, teacher, curator and juror. Born in China and raised in Taiwan, she received a full scholarship to UC Berkeley, where she received her MS in science. After moving to Virginia with her husband, she re-kindled her love of art and the brush painting she had practiced as a child. Her work has been featured in 26 books and over 70 magazine articles, and she has served as a frequent juror for national, regional, and statewide exhibitions.
Since 1978, Katherine Chang Liu has taught for many museums and numerous art groups and now teaches three to four workshops a year while remaining a studio artist, showing both nationally and internationally.
Chang Liu is represented by the Jenkins Johnson Gallery, San Francisco and NY; LewAllen Contemporary, Santa Fe; Kathleen Faletto Warner Consultancy, Rome; and other international galleries. She has had solo shows in Lyon, France; Hong Kong; Finland; Copenhagen, Denmark; as well as in the U.S. She is a recipient of grants from the NEA and Virginia Commission of Arts and Humanities, and is listed in Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in American Art, and Who’s Who in American Women. Her work can be found in many private and corporate art collections.
California Watercolor Association Workshop with Katherine
Feb. 18 - 22 2013 / www.californiawatercolor.org
http://chiaroscurosantafe.com/artists/189/
Katherine Chang Liu
Chang Liu is an internationally renowned painter, teacher, curator and juror. Born in China and raised in Taiwan, she received a full scholarship to UC Berkeley, where she received her MS in science. After moving to Virginia with her husband, she re-kindled her love of art and the brush painting she had practiced as a child. Her work has been featured in 26 books and over 70 magazine articles, and she has served as a frequent juror for national, regional, and statewide exhibitions.
Katherine Chang Liu
Since 1978, Katherine Chang Liu has taught for many museums and numerous art groups and now teaches three to four workshops a year while remaining a studio artist, showing both nationally and internationally.
Katherine Chang Liu
Chang Liu is represented by the Jenkins Johnson Gallery, San Francisco and NY; LewAllen Contemporary, Santa Fe; Kathleen Faletto Warner Consultancy, Rome; and other international galleries. She has had solo shows in Lyon, France; Hong Kong; Finland; Copenhagen, Denmark; as well as in the U.S. She is a recipient of grants from the NEA and Virginia Commission of Arts and Humanities, and is listed in Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in American Art, and Who’s Who in American Women. Her work can be found in many private and corporate art collections.
Katherine Chang Liu
California Watercolor Association Workshop with Katherine
Feb. 18 - 22 2013 / www.californiawatercolor.org
http://chiaroscurosantafe.com/artists/189/
Sunday, November 4, 2012
The Nanjing International
The “Third Invitational Exhibition of contemporary International Watermedia Masters” Successfully Opened
The “Third Invitational Exhibition of contemporary International Watermedia Masters”, sponsored and organized by the Jiangsu Watercolor Research Institute, was opened at 10:00 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012 at the Nanjing City Planning Exhibition Hall. Over 70 renowned watercolorists from 5 continents attended the opening ceremony.
The Institute President Professor Chang Houxing welcomed the exhibiting artists for their support, and stated the purpose and progress of this Exhibition.
Professor Cheng Khee Chee presented a greeting message to congratulate the Institute for the success of this Exhibition and to thank the Institute, especially President Chang for working very hard to provide a platform for international artists to exchange creative ideas and establish friendships.
After the speeches, 5 artists representing 5 continents cut the ribbons to signify the official opening of the Exhibition: Americas - John Salminen, Australia - Louise Foletta, Europe - Konstantin Sterkhov, Asia - Cui Yuzhang, Africa - Alichati Mohamed.
The “Third Invitational Exhibition of contemporary International Watermedia Masters”, sponsored and organized by the Jiangsu Watercolor Research Institute, was opened at 10:00 am on Saturday, October 20, 2012 at the Nanjing City Planning Exhibition Hall. Over 70 renowned watercolorists from 5 continents attended the opening ceremony.
Full group of artists, Nanjing
They signed the guestbook and entered the exhibition hall on red carpet.
The Institute President Professor Chang Houxing welcomed the exhibiting artists for their support, and stated the purpose and progress of this Exhibition.
Professor Cheng Khee Chee presented a greeting message to congratulate the Institute for the success of this Exhibition and to thank the Institute, especially President Chang for working very hard to provide a platform for international artists to exchange creative ideas and establish friendships.
After the speeches, 5 artists representing 5 continents cut the ribbons to signify the official opening of the Exhibition: Americas - John Salminen, Australia - Louise Foletta, Europe - Konstantin Sterkhov, Asia - Cui Yuzhang, Africa - Alichati Mohamed.
Nicholas Simmons`s painting Jiansu Dream in the back)
K. Sterkhov (Russia) and Ev Hales (Australia), (Joseph Zbukvic`s painting in the back)
Piat Lap (Nethelands)
Ev Hales (Australia)
Lars Lerin (Sweden)
Janine Gallizia (Australia-France)
Konstantin Kuzema (Russia)
Mark Mehhafey (USA)
Alvaro Castagnet (Urugway)
Konstantin Sterkhov (Russia) (with Cheng-Khee Chee, USA)
Elena Bazanova (Russia)
David Poxon (UK)
Ted Nuttal (USA)
Vladimir Yackobtchuk (Russia)
Cheng-Khee Chee (USA) (with Ev Hales, Australia)
Ping Long (China)
Milind Mulick (India)
Ng Woon Lam (Singapore) (with K. Sterkhov)
John Salminen (USA)
Luise Foletta (Australia)
During the Forum artists gave reports about situation in watercolor media in their countries.
Katherine Chang Liu helped me to interpret my report and PP presentation into Chinese.
The members of the event had a chance to enjoy the suburbs after the official part.
The Exhibition was a great success!Thursday, November 1, 2012
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