Chang Jiahuang
常嘉煌
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1950 |
Chang Jiahuang 常嘉煌 was born in Dunuang, China. |
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His father Chang Shuhong and his mother Li Chengxian, both artists, restored |
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the Mogao grottos in Dunhuang. |
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1962 |
They introduced him to painting and watercolor, from the age of twelve. |
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They made him participate in the works in the Mogao grottos, by teaching him to restore |
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1978 |
He graduated from the School of Arts, Northwest University. |
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1984 / 1990 |
On return to China, he was professor and researcher at the University of Hangzhou. |
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1994 |
At the death of his father, he decided to continue his work by opening new caves |
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for contemporary artists. |
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2000 |
He participated in the creation of a large fresco: Dragon Forest |
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2004 |
He painted an outdoor mural, on the cliffs of Dunhuang |
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2009 |
He created a series of large formats on the theme of prosperous China. |
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2011 |
In Saint-Paul de Vence, France, during the show devoted to the evocation of the life |
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of his father, he painted : Mediterranean Sun. |
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Danièle Sicard |
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Chang Jiahuang www.changjiahuang.com |
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