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<\/a>\nOctober 23rd, 2015 – November 1st, 2015
\nThe Brilliant Four Art Exhibition
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Hosted by the Queens Education Center and assisted by Xi Yang Art Studio, this exhibition will feature the four famous artists’ -Arthur Liu, Melissa Yung, Jin Hua Wang & Paul Li – beautiful paintings and calligraphy.
\nOpening Reception: Friday, October 23 at 6-7:30pm<\/p>\n
As a professionally-trained artist, Arthur Liu has won an Ellis Island Medal of Honor. Arthur has also created a unique, patented method of painting–the Flowing Colors. This method utilizes oil to paint in a traditional Chinese manner; it is a combination of Western materials and Chinese techniques. This technique allows his paintings to achieve an abstract and vibrant look. Some of Arthur\u2019s works are in the possession of museums, universities and famous personages around the world. As the founder and president of the Queens Education Center, Arthur has passed boundaries in public art education.<\/p>\n
Melissa Yung is the first international artist that has an art exhibition in the National Art Gallery in Beijing. Her works have been sought after by the China National Museum as well as other museums, universities, and collectors. Melissa\u2019s paintings give off a unique and spiritual sense. She has had great success in various fields such as oil painting, water color, outline, Chinese free-style painting, and calligraphy. She is a director of the International Cultural Exchange Association, an organization under the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese. She is devoted to international cultural exchange while showing a profound appreciation for art.<\/p>\n
Jin Hua Wang, the director of the Global Artist League, is a fine Chinese calligraphist. His calligraphy has a strong and distinctive impact on its viewers. His work has been exhibited and awarded by various major art shows. As an active member of Global Artist League, Jin Hua also has been devoted to promoting art in the local community.<\/p>\n
Paul Li uses traditional brushes to glide powder charcoal to create his portraits. Paul Li studied painting at an early age; he had trained among the best in the Southern School of Painting. Among his peers, Paul Li is known as “a vivid touch”. Later in his career, Paul Li had dabbled in textiles in United States for a few years. His main works consists of watercolor and carbon powder.<\/p>\n
These four fine artists exhibited in this show all work together to enrich our community\u2019s cultural life.<\/p>\n