Travelling to South (copyrighted 2011)

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

6" x 6" watercolor

SOLD

It is hot today, I choose this piece to show, it looks and feels like my hometown.

An Artist's Life

I began my art study at the age of nine with my father, Gao Yi-hung (1907-1982), who was a leading Chinese artist and the calligraphy master to Chiang Kai-shek’s son, Chiang Ching-guo, the President of the Republic of China. I also had the unique opportunity to study with some of China’s most outstanding watercolorists.

In 1996, Madame Lien Zhan, the wife of the former Vice-President of the Republic of China, opened the art exhibition at the Dr. Sun Yet-sun Memorial Hall in Taiwan.

I received a Fine Arts degree from National Taiwan Normal University and studied in the graduate art program at the University of Hawaii.

My paintings have been exhibited at Lincoln Center and the Soho Art Museum, New York; the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.; Bower Museum, California; Currier Museum of Art, NH.; and the DeCordova Museum, MA.

At the Copley Society of Boston MA., the oldest art society in the

U.S.

, I was the first Chinese artist to be honored with both a solo exhibition and a Masters Workshop program in 2003.

My art work is frequently featured in various news media. My paintings have been widely exhibited and awarded in prestigious venues and collected internationally for over three decades.

My art book is published by The Taiwan Commercial Press in 2014.

Media Interviews

Boston (Sunday) Globe-2005, 2004, 2003, 2003, 2001, 1999

Lexington Minuteman-2009, 2001

The Daily News-2009

The Lowell Sun-2007

Epoch Times-2007, 2007

Newton Magazine (MA)-2005

The World Journal-2004, 2003, 1999

Foster's Sunday Citizen-2004,

Nashua Telegraph-2003

The Sunday Telegraph-2003, 2001

Monadnock Living-2003

The Middlesex Beat Magzine-2001

The Concord Journal-2000, 1998

The Main Street Trilogy-2000

Lincoln Journal-1999, 1998

Pepperell Free Press-2007, 1999

Other TV, Radio, magazine, and newspaper interviews (1975 to 1997) in Taiwan, Republic of China

Wednesday, April 27, 2011