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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. The time to paint became smaller but he often went to visit art exhibitions
and museums in order to observe the specialty of different painters. He
is an art collector and keeps many works of famous historic calligraphies,
paintings and brushes, papers, ink sticks and ink stones. He started painting
again after he retired. In 1988, he held a solo exhibition in Shanghai Institute
of Chinese painting and was invited as the honorable instructor. In 1990,
he held an exhibition at the China National Academy of Fine Arts and he
was also hired as the painting instructor. He is one of the consultants
of CCAFV.
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