CONTEMPORARY PAINTING

LOU XIANG

Cherries
66 x 66 cm

LOU XIANG

Born in Shanghai, 1955, he obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in
Shanghai Teachers University in 1982.
Arrived in Melbourne, Australia from China in 1988.
After leaving behind a teaching position five years at Shanghai Liao Yang High School.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

1999

1997

1995


1994

1993

1990

1989

East and West Art , Melbourne, Australia

New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, Australia.
East and West Art, Melbourne, Australia.

Duo Yun Xuan, China.
East and West Art, Melbourne, Australia.
Elsbeth Schmitz Gallery, Germany.
Gallery East, Perth, Australia.

Gallery East, Perth, Australia.
Han Lin Gallery, Hong Kong.

Tiger Gallery, Germany.
Takashimaya Gallery, Singapore.

Tzen Gallery, Singapore.

East and West Art. Melbourne, Australia.

MAJOR GROUP EXHIBITIONS

1999

1998



1996

1995

1994

1993

1991

1990

1989

1987

1981

Kazari, Melbourne, Australia.
Gallery Leonardo, Point Leonard, Australia

"Southern Currents" Alliance Francaise, Singapore
"Australian Contemporary Art Fair, 6", Melbourne, Australia.
Kazari, Melbourne, Australia.
Gallery East, Perth, Australia.
Access Gallery, National Gallery of Victoria, Australia.

Chinese Museum, Melbourne, Australia.
Caulfield Arts Complex, Melbourne, Australia.
“Australian Contemporary Art Fair 5", Melbourne, Australia.

International Modern Calligraphy Biennial Ex.” HangZhou, China.

Access Gallery, National Gallery of Victoria. Australia.
“Australian Contemporary Art Fair 4", Melbourne, Australia.

Gallery East, Perth, Australia.

East and West Art Gallery, Melbourne, Australia.
Chinese Art Gallery, California, U.S.A.

Tiger Gallery, Drensteinfurt, Germany.

East and West Art Gallery, Melbourne, Australia.
Duo Yun Xuan, Los Angeles, U.S.A.

Su Zhou Museum, Su Zhou, China.

Shanghai Art Gallery, Shanghai, China

COLLECTIONS

1997

1995

1994

1993

New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, Australia.
Museum of Victoria

Duo Yun Xuan Gallery, Shanghai, China.
Australian Consulate in Shanghai, China

National Gallery of Victoria, Australia.

Singapore Art Museum, Singapore.

AWARDS
  . Pat Corrigan Artist Grant, N.A.V.A.
. 1995 International Modern Calligraphy Biennial Exhibition,
. China, Reward of Excellence.
. Arts International Export and Touring Program
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