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艺术家简历 ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES
Fine Arts and Crafts (1979), where he studied under Wu Guan-zhong, one of the forerunners of
modern Chinese painting. Wang later co-founded the Contemporaries with his classmates, an
avant-garde art group active in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Wang visited Shaoxing, Zhejiang
in 1985, where he was profoundly moved by the water towns and their cultural heritage and
idyllic atmosphere, especially the structure of ancient architecture and the texture of antique
furniture. This gave birth to his creative shift towards the minimal palette of black and white,
as well as an abstract expression of three-dimensionality. This shift marks a milestone in his
artistic practice, where he began shaping a different visual language that would redefine his
work in the years to come. Notable exhibitions include: Vertical, Horizontal, Tsinghua University
Art Museum, Beijing, China (2021); Risonanza Cinese (Résonance chinoise): International
Traveling Exhibition of Chinese Oil Painting, Palais Brongniart, Paris, France; Complesso
del Vittoriano - Ala Brasini, Rome, Italy (2016); China: No es como la pintan: Masterpieces of
the National Museum of Art of China, Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso, Mexico City, Mexico
(2016); Art Basel Hong Kong (2015–2019); Out of the Mountains — Wang Huaiqing Solo
Exhibition, Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, Kobe, Japan (2015); One to All: The Art of Wang
Huaiqing, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan (2012); Wang Huaiqing: A Painter’s Painter
in Contemporary China, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA, U.S. (2010); To the Forgotten Garden:
Exhibition of Wang Huai Qing, Suzhou Museum, Suzhou, China (2010); Exhibition of Wang
Huaiqing’s Paintings, National Museum of History, Taipei, Taiwan (2008); Traces of Nature — Art
of Wang Huaiqing, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou (2008) and Shanghai Art Museum,
Shanghai, China (2007); Art Basel, Basel, Switzerland (2002, 2006, 2007); Asian Art Fair, the
Armory, New York, NY, U.S. (1998); and China: 5,000 Years, Innovation and Transformation in
the Arts, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY, U.S. (1998)."
王沂东(b.1955) 生于山东省蓬莱县,1975年毕业于山东艺术学校美术系留校任教,1982年毕业于中央美术学院油画系留校
WANG YIDONG 任教。曾任中央美术学院教授,中央美术学院造型学院基础部主任,2004 年10 月起,任北京画院专业画
家,国家一级美术师。北京画院艺术委员会委员,中国美术家协会理事,中国美术家协会油画艺术委员会
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委员,北京市美术家协会副主席。曾在美国纽约、香港、澳门、德国等国家举办个展,其作品多次在全国
性美展中获奖。主要个展:2012《似曾相识:王沂东个人作品展》,798红星画廊,北京;2010年约会春
天—王沂东艺术展,艺·凯旋艺术空间,北京。 主要群展:2018 “中国精神”中国美协油画艺委会委员
作品展,四川美术学院美术馆,重庆;2015康德画廊2015春聚,康德画廊,北京;2014中国写实画派十年
展,中国美术馆,北京;中华意蕴——中国当代油画巡展暨中国油画百年回望,中国国家画院国展美术中
心,北京;“沃土中原”吾土吾民油画邀请展,山东美术馆,济南;2013中国写实画派九周年,中国美术
馆,北京。
Wang Yidong graduated from the Shandong University of Art in 1975 and the Central Academy
of Fine Arts in 1982. After graduating, he stayed on to teach at both schools. He was a professor
at the Central Academy of Fine Arts and a director at the School of CAFA. Since October 2004,
he has been working as a professional painter at the Beijing Fine Art Academy, cementing
his reputation as an artist. Wang now sits on the board of the Beijing Fine Art Academy, are a
director and art committee member of the China Artists Association and is vice chairman of the
Beijing Artists Association. He has held solo exhibitions in New York, Hong Kong, Macau and
Germany and received several prizes in national art exhibitions."