Hao Ping "Lueur du coucher du soleil" Estampe originale sur bois 2024 31/80

Biography

Hao Pingwas born in 1952 in Yunnan, China. In 1980 he graduated from the Department of Fine Art of Yunnan Art College. In 1986 he continued his art studies at the Central Fine Art College. In 1990, Hao Ping became a member of the evaluation committee of the National Youth Print grand exhibition. And in 1992 he became a jury member of an important print and painting exhibition committee. Hao Ping is a member of different Chinese artist associations - the Chinese Fine Artist Association and the Chinese Print Artist Association.

Exhibitions of Artworks by Hao Ping

Prints and paintings byHao Pingwere widly exhibited in China, the United States, Japan and Europe. The following national and international exhibition events were listed - some without mentioning a year:

• Chinese modern print painting exhibition - Japan
• Modern Chinese print painting exhibition - U.S.A.
• China Yunan multiple color painting exhibition - U.S.A.
• Yunan contemporary multiple color painting exhibition of 8 artists - France
• Yunan painting school painting exhibition - France
• 1992 - European Community art festival fine art work exhibition - Netherlands
• 1994 - Hao Ping personal work exhibition - Germany

Museum Collections

The works of the artist are in the possession of several museums in China and abroad.

• 1998 - China Fine Art Museum
• 1990 - Asia Pacific Museum, U.S.A.
• 1991 - Hsiangsheng Forest Fine Art Museum, Japan
• 1994 - Shenchun Fine Art Museum
• 1996 - Kiangsu Fine Art Museum
• 1996 - Lu Hsun Fine Art Museum
• 1996 - British Woodcut Foundation
• 1998 - Shenchou Print Museum

Collector Tips for Hao Ping

When we sawprints by Hao Pingfor the first time, we were astonished. We had never seen anything comparable before. A world of dreams is unfolding in front of ones eyes. Strong colors and exotic forms, fairy-like female bodies seem to hover in front of you.

The impressiveness of Hao Pings print works are underlined by their large sizes - from 60/60 cm (23.4/23.4 inches) to 90/90 cm (35/35 inches). The artist seems to prefer quadratic formats. All prints are limited editions with edition sizes from 30 to 200. They are signed, dated and numbered by the artist and were made in woodcut technique with multiple color blocks and personally printed by the artist on cheap offset paper. The quality of the paper for the early prints by Hao Ping is not what you may be used by contemporary Western artists. Chinese printmakers simply had nothing better available then.