The Present Moment - Chu Chen-nan Calligraphy Exhibition Catalog

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Publication Name: The Present Moment . Chu Chen-nan Calligraphy Exhibition ISBN: 978-626-7608-46-3 (Hardcover) Dimensions: 29 cm X 21 cm Binding: Hardcover Pages: 216 Language: Traditional Chinese Photos: (Many) Product Description: Exhibition Catalog Product Summary (under 120 characters): Chu Chen-nan is a renowned Taiwanese artist celebrated for his mastery of calligraphy and ink painting. The theme "The Present Moment" of the "The Present Moment . Chu Chen-nan Calligraphy Exhibition" highlights his recent explorations in calligraphy. This exhibition showcases nearly sixty selected works by Mr. Chu Chen-nan, divided into sections such as "Airport Songs," "Glimmers of Hope," "The Present Moment . Echoes," "People of the Present," and "People of Space." These sections reveal the artist's pioneering, creative, and contemporary aesthetic perception. Price: 1600

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The theme "The Present Moment" of the "The Present Moment . Chu Chen-nan Calligraphy Exhibition" highlights his recent explorations in calligraphy. This exhibition showcases nearly sixty selected works by Mr. Chu Chen-nan, divided into sections such as "Airport Songs," "Glimmers of Hope," "The Present Moment . Echoes," "People of the Present," and "People of Space." These sections reveal the artist's pioneering, creative, and contemporary aesthetic perception.

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