The Present: Calligraphy Art Exhibition by Chu Chen-Nan - Exhibition Catalogue

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Publication Title: The Present: Calligraphy Art Exhibition by Chu Chen-Nan ISBN: 978-626-7608-46-3 (Hardcover) Dimensions: 29 cm x 21 cm Binding: Hardcover Page Count: 124 Language: Traditional Chinese Photographs: (Multiple photos included) Product Description: Exhibition Catalogue Product Summary: Chu Chen-Nan is a renowned artist in Taiwan, widely acclaimed for his profound mastery of calligraphy and ink wash painting. The theme of his exhibition, "The Present," captures his recent artistic focus. Featuring nearly sixty curated calligraphy works, the exhibition is divided into sections including "Song of the Airport," "Glimpses of Splendor," "The Present: Rhyme and Layering," "Portraying the Present," and "Writing Space," reflecting the pioneering and creative spirit of his contemporary aesthetic. Price: 1600

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The theme of "The Present: Calligraphy Art Exhibition by Chu Chen-Nan" is "The Present," which has been the focus of his calligraphy explorations in recent years. This exhibition features a curated selection of nearly sixty works by Mr. Chu Chen-Nan. The exhibition is divided into five sections: "Song of the Airport," "Glimpses of Splendor," "The Present: Rhyme and Layering," "Portraying the Present," and "Writing Space," showcasing the pioneering, creative, and contemporary nature of the artist's aesthetic perception.

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