Ku, Su Quan

Born in Shanghai, China. The reason he felt interested in Chinese painting was because of his father Kunbo Ku, the calligrapher and educator. He learned painting from his father from ten years old until he was twenty. Afterward, he stopped painting and began working in Hong Kong.more >>

Born in Shanxi, China, graduated from the Central Academy of Arts and Design in Beijing, majoring in murals. He was commissioned to design a large mural of porcelain mosaic. Yao joined the prestigious Association of the Chinese Artists, and was director and editor of publishing. He immigrated to Montreal in 1990.

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Mr. Lau was born in Zhungshan, China and moved to Hong Kong in 1957. He graduated in Chinese Language and Literature from Kingsway College, Hong Kong in 1966. He also learned Chinese Calligraphy under Mr. Kwung-Hou Fung. After he immigrated to Canada in 1968, he studied Contemporary Art with........................More >>

The youthful, innovative spirit of the founders of the Lingnan School has inspired James Tan to extend his own work well beyond tradition. He blends mastery of Chinese brush painting with an ability to capture the essence of Western culture, thereby creating a style of Chinese brush painting which is distinctly his own.  more >>

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Pan, Neil

Neil was born in Taiwan in 1957. He graduated from the National Taiwan Academy of Arts in 1984. After he immigrated to Canada in 1988, he held solo exhibitions at the Vancouver City Savings Credit Union in 1992, Le Rupert Cafe in 1994, Chinatown Art Gallery and the Apollo Art Gallery in Taiwan in 1998. He has also participated in several.......more >>

Ken Alin

Born in Taipei with an innate affinity towards the visual arts. During his youth he dabbled in comics and published over ten volumes to his name. He also has a long history of experimenting with oil and water colour..more >>

Rebecca Woo

Rebecca Woo enjoyed five years of happy family life in Taiwan in the 1960's, however a tragic accident took the life of her pilot husband and left her a young widow with two small children. In 1971 she decided to leave Taiwan and with her children immigrated to Canada to begin a new life........more >>

Born in Hong Kong, Elsa Wong has resided in Vancouver, Canada, since 1974.  She began her painting career in 1986, studying Chinese brush painting under Professor Johnson Chow, Chinese calligraphy under Mr.Yuk-Man Lai, as well as sketching, watercolour and oil painting under Mr. Kenson Seto.  more >>

Shyh-Charng Lo

He was educated in Anthropology at the National Taiwan University (1970), received his MA at the University of British Columbia (1977) and a Masters of Museum Studies from the University of Toronto (1983). A self-taught painter, he left a position at the Royal Ontario Museum in 1989 to pursue a career in art. He has exhibited widely...more >>

Hugh Cherng, born in Taipei, was graduated from Cornell University in the U.S.   Before immigrating to Vancouver in 2006, he had worked in both petrochemical and electronic industries. As he was interested in art, he learned pottery and oil painting with some masters in Taiwan during his works.more >>

Hilda Ho, Cantonese, was born in Hong Kong. She loves to paint and has studied commercial design at the Hong Kong Polytechnic for a year. The family immigrated to Vancouver. In 1987 she started to learn Chinese painting from professor Johnson Chow and in 1989,  ...... more >>

Originally from Chungking, China, but received her education overseas, in Japan and the United States. Having specialized in Interior Design, she received her master of Fine Arts degree from Pratt Institute in New York. In spite of her western training she has concentrated on Chinese brush painting, calligraphy and seal carving. more >>

1967 graduated from Canton Traditional Medical University, and worked as a family doctor for 13 years before immigrating to Canada in 1981.

Studied Chinese painting, scratching, water painting, oil painting, and acrylic painting from various famous local artist.

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