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NY Times Says Chinese Ink Painter Wu Guanzhong Melds Ancient and Modern

A Big Manor, 2001, ink and color on rice paper. (Shanghai Art Museum)
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New York Times critic Karen Rosenberg reviews Asia Society's 'Revolutionary Ink: The Paintings of Wu Guanzhong,' a retrospective of one of China's most loved artists.

July 25th by Alex Ortolani | Comments

May 18: Free Admission at All Asia Society Locations for Museum Day

Transforming Minds: Buddhism in Art. (Asia Society Hong Kong/John Nye)
Arts

Celebrate International Museum Day at Asia Society locations in New York, Hong Kong and Texas on Friday, May 18.

May 17th by Briana Green | Comments

Sneak Peek: The Revolutionary Chinese Ink Paintings of Wu Guanzhong

Arts

View 10 images from the new Asia Society Museum exhibition, recently featured in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.

April 24th by Dan Washburn | Comments

Remembering Wu Guanzhong, 1919-2010

Wu Guanzhong, <em>Camels in the Desert</em>, 1981. Ink & color on paper, 69 x 99 cm. © Take a Step Back Collection
Arts

Asia Society notes the passing of Chinese painter Wu Guanzhong, a major artistic figure of the twentieth century, who made an enormous contribution to our understanding of art and visual culture. He was 90 years old.

July 1st by Jeff Tompkins | Comments

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