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Zhong-Yang Huang's parents encouraged him to draw and paint from the age of four. At the age of eight, Zhong-Yang began formal training in traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy. Yang’s instructors and peers were in awe of his talent even as a
young boy. They believed that he would one day go on to become a great artist.
During the Cultural Revolution in China, the government put a halt to any individual creativity, and many writers, artists and academics were forced to work as
labourers. At 15 years old, Zhong-Yang Huang, along with his two brothers and sister, was forced to leave school and work in the fields. For ten years, Yang toiled in the fields for hours every day. Even though he was surrounded by great hardship and
poverty, Yang continued to paint.
Zhong-Yang Huang entered the Guangdong Province Art and Craft Academy where he completed his undergraduate degree at the end of the Cultural Revolution. A Masters Degree followed in 1981 from the Guangzhou
Academy of Fine Arts and until 1984, Yang worked at the Academy as an Instructor. In 1984, Yang had the opportunity to travel to Canada as a visiting student. Yang completed his second Masters Degree from the University of Regina, in
Saskatchewan.
As an artist living in Canada, Yang has the artistic freedom to express himself. He may choose to chronicle the people and places of Chinese history as represented in some of his paintings. Yang’s work is influenced by many periods
of art history: the Pre-Raphaelite School, the French Impressionists, as well as the work of the great Dutch painter Rembrandt. Yang also has a great love for music and enjoys listening to music for inspiration. One of Yang’s favourite musicians is the
late French violinist Ginette Neveu. Neveu died in a plane crash the same year Yang was born. Parallels are evident between Yang and Neveu’s philosophy and are best described by Neveu herself when expressing her goal for her life and music: “Aim high…aim
at beauty”. Yang agrees.
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Zhong Yang Huang
Awards
2nd Prize, Fine Arts Exhibition of Guandong Province for waterclour "Consolation"
Silver Medal, Sixth National Fine Arts Exhibition of China
1st Prize and Award of Outstanding Contribution to Saskatchewan Wildlife, Saskatchewan Wildlife Program
Commemorative Medal for the Queen of England and Canada, Golden Jubilee, awarded by The Protocol Office of the Government of Saskatchewan
Collections
Government of Canada
Government of Saskatchewan
Guandong Fine Art Museum
Hong Kong Cultural Centre
Government of China
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Provincial Museum of Alberta
Private Collections in Canada, USA, Taiwan, China, UK
University of Regina
Commissions
Four Large Murals from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
First major mural in the First Nation Gallery from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Portrait of Ray Hnatyshyn, Governor General of Canada, Rideau Hall, Ottawa
Portrait of Roy Romanow, Premier of Saskatchewan from The Government of Saskatchewan
Three Major Murals from the Provincial Museum of Alberta
University of Regina
Education
Guangdong Province Art and Craft Academy, China
Guangzhou Academy of Fine Art, China, Master of Fine Art
University of Regina, SK, Master of Fine Art
Exhibitions
Solo Exhibition, "Contradictions - Contemporary Realism from the Land of The Dragon", Feheley Fine Arts, Toronto, Canada
Group Exhibition, "The Contemporary Chinese Realism", GSW Gallery, Connecticut, USA
Solo Exhibition, "Paintings by Zhong Yang Huang", Loch Mayberry Fine Art, Winnipeg, Canada
Solo Exhibition,"Painting Exhibiting by Zhong Yang Huang" held at The Festival of Arts of Canada, hosted by the Canadian High Commission in Hong Kong
Solo Exhibition,"In Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Death", Assiniboia Gallery, Regina, Canada
Solo Exhibition, "Oil and Watercolour Painting by Zhong Huang Yang", Loch Mayberry Gallery, Winnipeg, Canada
Solo Exhibition, Imavision Gallery, Taiwan
Solo Exhibition, Guangdong Fine Art Museum, China (Venue similar to Canada's National Gallery
Teaching
Instructor, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Art, China
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