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Cheng Kar-Chun 郑家镇 pinyin Zheng Jiazhen
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1918
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Cheng Kar-Chun 郑家镇 ( 1918-2000 ) was native of Hainan.
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1930
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After studying in Guangzhou and then in Hong Kong, he started drawing cartoons.
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1945/1977
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He was editor of the Hong Kong newspaper : 華僑日報 Wah Kiu Yat Po
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1958
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He founded the magazine The World of Cartoon.
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1962
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He organized the first cartoons exhibition in Hong Kong.
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1964
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He turned towards paintings of landscapes, flowers, theater characters or legends
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Danièle Sicard
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exhibitions selection
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1964
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1rst solo exhibition Hong Kong City Hall
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1971
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2nd solo exhibition Hong Kong City Hall
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1976
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3rd solo exhibition Singapore
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1981
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26.11 06.12 Paintings by Cheng Kar-chun Hong Kong Arts Centre
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2000
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26.05 23.07 Fruitful Imagination - Cheng Kar-chun Hong Kong Museum of Art
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2012
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21.01 15.07 Beauties and Heroes Legend and stories in Chinese Art Ashmolean Museum
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University of Oxford United Kingdom.
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Zheng Jiazhen The Monkey King and his followers © Ashmolean Museum University of Oxford
The Monkey King, or Sun Wukong, is a main character in Journey to the West
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鄭家鎮
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Hong Kong Arts Centre
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Exhibition of Paintings by Cheng Kar-Chun
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1981
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texts : Huang Mengtian, Ren Zhenhan
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Catalogue in chinese in english
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16 p
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South of the Yangtse River
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Chinese Paintings by Cheng Kar-Chun
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Portfolio 1970-1989
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