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Welcome
to Kwong Kuen
Shan's Chinese Brush Painting Website.
Kwong
Kuen Shan is a Chinese painter and writer who lived and
worked in London for many years. In 1994 she moved to
live and work in Wales, where she continues to paint, exhibit her
work and teach Chinese brush painting.
She was
born and brought up in Hong Kong where she studied both English
and Classical Chinese. She later studied traditional Chinese
Brush painting and developed her own style from that background.
"The Cat and The Tao", was her first book, and her
second book is "The Philosopher
Cat", published Heinemann/Random House
buy here.
A note on
Chinese names: Chinese names put
the family name first, then the personal names. So Kuen
Shan is her own name, and Miss Kwong the polite form of address.
Here you will
find
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some
introductory information about
Chinese brush painting
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some
information about the painter (below)
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information
about
Books
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galleries of paintings which can
be bought as prints
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contact details.
Prints are
near
fine art quality, using Epson
Claria Premium long
life inks on acid-free 300gsm heavy
card: expected
30+ year life behind glass.
News:
Kwong Kuen Shan's
exhibition, Somewhere in China is now on at
Gallerie Orenda in Paris,
until 18th November.
If any paintings are left after the
exhibition finishes, they may be available by contacting the
Gallery direct.
Previous recent solo
exhibitions have been at Gallerie Orenda in
March 2014 and February 2016, and at Galleria
Cortina in
Milan, June 2015.
Kuen-Shan's next book,
Le Chat qui m'aimait (The Cat who loved me)
Previous books include:
The Orchid Cat,
first published as
Le chat à l’orchidée:
by
Editions de
l'Archipel, Paris, on
15th October 2015, (available
here); and (as Il Gatto e l'Orchidea) by
Edizioni Ippocampo, Milan in Spring 2016.
Other languages
to follow!
AND:
Also new from
Archipel, Chats du Tao, a brilliant new idea: a book of
10 prints of Kuen-Shan's paintings, plus heavy card mounts to
match the prints - ready to assemble.
On sale now, €24.95.
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Kuen Shan's two most recent books published in English are:
The Tao
of Dogs (Three Willows Press
2016)
and
Portrait of Wales, a Chinese View
(Three Willows Press, 2015).
Go to
Books page for more details and
how to buy.
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