Xiao Shunzhi Xiao Shunzhi, born in Guilin in 1956, graduated from the Guangxi Academy of Fine Arts in 1984. He completed postgraduate courses in traditional Chinese painting at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 1992. He is a member of the Chinese Artist Association and an art professor at Guangxi Normal Univerity. Numerous books have been written about Xiao and his works have appeared in major exhibitions around the world. Click for Gallery   He Qi In his works, He Qi has blended together Chinese folk customs and traditional Chinese painting techniques with the western painting art of the Middle and Modern Ages, and has created an artistic style of color-on-paper painting. He’s paintings incorporate Chinese traditions into biblical scenes to demonstrate the Gospel as a universal faith whose lessons are embedded in the historical traditions of every culture. While He Qi may follow the storytelling stratagem used effectively by Mao and the communists during the ’30s and ’40s, unlike Mao, He Qi’s message – told so eloquently through his anointed art – is one of joy and hope for the Chinese people. We have a large number of originals paintings in gouache & ink, silk embroideries, and digital prints. Click for Gallery   Fang Xiang Fang employs a unique technique that involves ink water splash on handmade rice paper. To achieve the delicate washed backgrounds of his peices, he repeats a process of wetting and drying layer upon layer. In an impressionistic style, he highlights with vibrant colors the flowers, leaves, and falling petals of his garden scenes. He then uses more defined ink lines to bring out the exquisite detail of the work-the distinctive patterns on the pottery and vases, the tiles on the roof or the bricks in a courtyard wall. Sold! - Click for Gallery   The Linden Gallery and Barnsite Gallery Announce Cooperative The Linden Gallery and the Barnsite Gallery recently announced a cooperative agreement to promote and market fine art, folk art, and a broad range of Asian antiques from their two independent Wisconsin galleries and the Linden’s newly established gallery in Yunnan, China. Click here to view works by Jove Wang, Scott Tallman Powers, OPA, Bren Sibilsky and other artists influenced by the 19th century representational artists.