A monograph of Hong Kong artist Ma Kwaishun who specialises in ink painting and print-making. The present publication brings together a number of essays written by Ma on various topics including theory and studio practice, influence of the West, works by old masters in Chinese traditional ink paintings, improvisation of the landscape painting tradition, etc. Images of his artworks are presented in Part II. Artist biography and bibliography are provided.
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Onsite

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MON.MKS
Language

Chinese - Traditional, 

English

Publication/Creation date

2004

No of pages

154

ISBN / ISSN

98879708345

No of copies

2

Content type

artist monograph

Chapter headings

Reflection on theory and studio practice

Revisit thinking of Daoism

Dong Qi Chang and Gong Xian: Aesthetic issues in Chinese Painting

Impact of Western art on contemporary Chinese painting

Implications of Chinese folk prints and contemporary prints

Landscape improvisation: significance of photography and drawing

Dialogue between printmaking and painting: Integration of water-based printmaking with painting

Landscape Improvisation: Dialogue between Printmaking and Painting
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Landscape Improvisation: Dialogue between Printmaking and Painting, 山水隨想:印與畫的對話