Hsia Yan
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Hsia Yan 夏陽 pinyin Xia Yang |
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1932 |
Hsia Yan was born in Xiangxiang, in Hunan Province, in China. |
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1949 |
Orphaned very young, he grew up in Nanjing. |
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He is a graduate of Nanjing Normal University. |
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1951 |
He went to study in Taipei, under the leadership of Li Zhong-Sheng, with innovative precepts. |
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1955 |
Although martial law had been imposed, Hsia Yan and seven other Chinese artists took |
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the risk of founding Ton-Fan, in pinyin dongfang huahui 东方画会 Orient Movement, |
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the first movement in Chinese art, rather abstract art. Fortunately the regime was unfamiliar |
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with avant-garde art, and the group was able to work. |
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1957 |
He participated in the 1st exhibition of the group Ton Fan in Spain. |
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1963 |
He went to France and studied at E.S.B.A. from Paris. |
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1968 |
He moved to the United States and was influenced by American photo-realism. |
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1992 |
He returned to Taiwan. |
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2000 |
He received the National Art and Culture Award from the Arts Foundation |
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2002 |
He moved to Shanghai and continues to explore different styles of Contemporary Art. |
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He lives and works in Shanghai China. |
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Danièle Sicard |
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