Art Fair | 2019 ART CHENGDU-Booth C06

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2019.04.25

2019ART CHENGDU BOOTH C06 VIP PREVIEW 2019 / 4 / 28（Sun）11:00-18:00 2019 / 4 / 29（Mon）11:00-19:00 PUBLIC OPEN 2019 / 4 / 30-5 / 1（Tue - Wed）10:00-19:00 2019 / 5 / 2（Thu）10:00-17:00 Chengdu Century City New International Exhibition& Conventional Centre The 2nd edition of International art fair ART CHENGDU has opened on 28th April and will open till 2nd May in Chengdu China. ART CHENGDU is committed to be one of the best art fairs in Asia and around the world. International art fair in Chengdu shows the profound cultural heritage of this city and its new image of contemporary art. Triumph Gallery has presented works by 15 contemporary Chinese artists at booth C06, they are: Cai Jin, Fang Lijun, Jiang Miao, Li Guanguan, Li Xinjian, Liang Ying, Liu Guangguang, Pan Jian, Tu Xi, Wang Mengsha, Xu Hong, Xu Hongxiang, Yang Liming, Zhang Jian, and Zhou Chunya (alphabetical order). We warmly welcome your visit! Seleted Artists Fang Lijun Fang Lijun was born in Handan, Hebei Province, China. He graduated from the printmaking department of China Central Academy of Fine Arts in 1989. In the 1980s, Fang Lijun pioneered the cynical realism style, which has been applauded as the most representative and recognizable visual symbols since the “reform and opening up” policy. He has created several huge prints since the late 1990s. With his print-making learning background, he has always expected to make some breakthrough in woodcut print. Huge size but still with fluent knife-wielding techniques is a technical puzzle in Fang Lijun’s woodcut prints, but also his contribution to it. The exhibiting works by Fang Lijun present his humorous and playful style. He has created his unique contemporary woodcut print language with vibrant colour and individualized presentation. Fang Lijun’s latest solo exhibitions include: “Fang Lijun: Facial Recognition” (Vermilion Art, Sydney, Australia, 2019), “This All Too Human World” (Hanart Gallery, Hong Kong, China, 2017), “Art History of Fang Lijun” (Beijing Minsheng Art Museum, Beijing, China, 2017), etc. Zhou Chunya Zhou Chunya was born in 1955 in Chongqing, China. He graduated from the Painting Department of Sichuan Academy of Fine Art in 1982. Then in 1988, he graduated from Experiment Art department of Kassel Academy of Fine Art, Kassel, Germany. Now Zhou Chunya lives and works in Chengdu and Shanghai, China. Zhou Chunya’s painting style, language, ideas and methods have been paying close attention to the present。His exquisite craftsmanship, absorbing the fruits of western contemporary art, is neither conventional nor out of the tradition. His painting is very individualized, while not confined to the local taste. He found his own way of expression, with, both traditional Chinese image and more powerful western oil painting skills. Zhou Chunya’s latest solo exhibitions include: “Spring ‧ Sprout”(POLY GALLERY II, Hong Kong, China, 2018), “Zhou Chunya: Hong Kong Solo Exhibition”(Amanda Wei Gallery, Hong Kong, China, 2018),“Zhou Chunya New Works 2015” (Macao Museum of Art, Macao, China, 2015), etc. Cai Jin Cai Jin was born in Tunxi, Anhui， China in 1965. In 1986, she graduated from the fine arts department, Anhui Normal University, Wuhu, China. In 1991, she graduated from the oil painting department, Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China. She has been teaching at the Tianjin Fine Arts Institute, Tianjin, China since 1991. Cai Jin's art works is in fact the reflection of herself. The artworks of Cai Jin are just like the “water traces on the wall”. She tries to capture the weirdness, and shows no interest in the colorful attractive reality. She devotes herself to the loneliness subject that makes her excited but calls no attention of others. Cai Jin’s latest solo exhibitions include: Arcadia (Chambers Fine Art, Beijing, China, 2018), A Gathering of Flower Fairies: Cai Jin Solo Exhibition (Triumph Gallery, Beijing, China, 2017), Static and Flowing (Triumph Art Space, Beijing, China, 2015), Cai Jin: Return to the Source (Chambers Fine Art, New York, USA, 2014), Cai Jin: Return to the Source (Chambers Fine Art, Beijing, China, 2013)，etc. Li Xinjian From 1982 to1990, Li Xinjian studied in Sichuan Fine Art Academy, and volunteered to work in Tibet. In 1985, he was invited by Robert Rauschenberg, an American artist, to design an advertisement for World Tour Exhibit of Rauschenberg. From 1991 to 1994, he studied the materials, techniques and skills of oil painting at Picas Studio (Abraham Pincas), National Academy of fine arts, Paris, France. From 1993 to 1995, Li Xinjian staged "Swastika" three times respectively in Paris and Beijing (on the Great Wall). In 1997, he was invited by the New York Yutica Sculpture Foundation (Sculpture Space Company, Utica NY, Etats-Unis) to participate in the Artist Resident Program. In 1998, Li Xinjian left New York and back to Paris, began to write the book“Swastika Detection”(Text Conceptual Art - Non-Symbolic Design - Human Archeology after the Fifteenth century). Recently he lives and works in Beijing as a professional artist. Li Xinjian’s major solo exhibitions include: “A Lonely Rock Filled the Whole Sky” (Triumph Art Space, Beijing, China, 2017), “Started from Tibet” (Guanxiang Gallery, Taipei, 2010), “Tunnel” (Sculpture Space Inc., Utica, New York, USA, 1998), “SIGNE SOMBRE CHINE PROFONDE” ( Centre Culturel de la Maugerie, France,1994), etc. Zhang jian Zhang Jian was born in 1968 in Beijing, China. He graduated from China Central Academy of Fine Art in 1993. Now he lives and works in Beijing. Early in his career Zhang Jian was inspired by the Impressionists particularly Édouard Manet and the Russian Valentin Serov. Zhang Jian became fascinated with representations of sunlight and outdoor themes, striving to demonstrate introspective, calm and peaceful moments in everyday life. In the early 2000s Zhang Jian began to use photography as a starting point for his paintings and employed techniques of ‘flatness’ and blurred figuration in his work - evocative of the work of Gerhard Richter. In recent years, his paintings have become more subjective and free - more expressionistic - creating a confusion of reality, dream and abstraction. His latest solo exhibitions include: “Tranquility” (PIFO Gallery, Beijing, 2017), “Still Moments” (iPRECIATION, Singapore, 2013), “Zhang Jian: The New Painting” (Galerie Frank Schlag & CIE, Essen, 2011), etc.

Artists

Cai Jin

Cai Jin was born in Tunxi, Anhui， China in 1965. In 1986, she graduated from the fine arts department, Anhui Normal University, Wuhu, China. In 1991, she graduated from the oil painting department, Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China. She has been teaching at the Tianjin Fine Arts Institute, Tianjin, China since 1991. Cai Jin's art works is in fact the reflection of herself. The artworks of Cai Jin are just like the “water traces on the wall”. She tries to capture the weirdness, and shows no interest in the colorful attractive reality. She devotes herself to the loneliness subject that makes her excited but calls no attention of others.