\u201cThe beauty of fragrant grass\u201d has long been a highly praised tradition in Chinese culture. The admirations from the poets and literati scholars gradually turned into symbolic phrases. Through the development of history of art, flower and bird, figures and landscapes have established themselves as the most important categories in Chinese painting.<\/p>\n
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Daguan Gallery is pleased to have invited artist He Hongyu to present her works in her first solo exhibition in Taiwan. We believe ink art lovers would be able to appreciate her delicate approach to conventional flower and bird paintings in the exhibition \u201cClassical Refinement\u201d.<\/p>\n
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About He Hongyu<\/p>\n
Born in Xuanian, Henan, He graduated from the fine art department in Bebi Normal University in Henan before perusing future studies in China Academy of Art and Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts. Having exhibited extensively, her works have also been auctioned in major international auction houses such as Christie\u2019s, Poly and China Guardian. Her works have been on display in Confusion Temple and Imperial College in Beijing since 2011.<\/p>\n
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Classical Refinement \u2013 He Hongyu Solo Exhibition<\/strong><\/p>\n Exhibition Duration: 15 February \u2013 15 March 2020<\/p>\n Art Talk: 15 February 2020 at 3.00pm<\/p>\n Speakers:<\/p>\n Professor Lin Chin-Tao, Department of Painting and Calligraphy Arts,<\/p>\n National Taiwan University of Arts<\/p>\n Professor Hong Chang-Ku, Department of Fine Art, Chinese Culture University<\/p>\n Artist Ms He Hongyu<\/p>\n