subject: The International Oil Painter Marks Art Exhibition Held In International Club Of Manet Grass [print this page] The International Oil Painter Mark's Art Exhibition was held in International Club of Manet Grass in the afternoon of March 3rd. In 2008, Mark was invited to create seven-meter-long work "Lucky China" for the Beijing Olympic Games and later he became well known by the Chinese public.
International oil painter Mark was born in an aristocratic family, whose teachers were Dufy and Chagall (Chagall was a student of Picasso). He travelled around the world and got acquainted with lots of famous people. He also devoted much time to studying all kinds of traditional and modern artistic works of different countries. Therefore, he gradually formed a unique painting style. No matter what kind of painting materials, such as lacquerware, porcelain, marble, silk fabrics, glass, tapestries, linoleum, he would perfectly combine eastern and western painting techniques with that of the old and modern, to express a variety of topics concerning nature, music, love and life.
Mark's painting style was mainly featured by figurative and abstract style. Because of his used bright colors, he was also known as the "color poet". As early as in the 70s of the last century, Mark came to China. But due to the backward China's economy, he came to Hong Kong or other Asian cities for artistic creations and exhibitions. After the 21st century, China's rapid economic development has also led to a cultural art market boom. Then Mark came to Beijing and in 2008, Mark was invited to create seven-meter-long work "Lucky China" for the Beijing Olympic Games and later he became well known by the Chinese public.
This exhibition displayed 70 painting works of Mark in his recent years, including "Chinese mythology", "Florid style", "Color paradise", etc. From his paintings, the viewers could truly feel the extraordinary color imagination and unique artistic aesthetics of the painter. At the same time, they may also see the artist's passion for Chinese fairy tales. Mark was proficient in French, English, Japanese and Italian. And he has set 7 personal studios in the world.
The exhibition was hosted by Chinese Culture and Art Development Association, the International Club of Manet Grass and Tambo Beijing Art Center and organized by Beijing Chengpin Cultural Undertakings Co. Ltd, which would last for April 20, 2012.
