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Mr. Liu Panwu
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In July 2007 we received from our Chinese agent a number of inexpensive but stunning art prints created by young talented artists who recently graduated from a Chinese art academy. One of these emerging young "baby boomer" artists is Liu Panwu. And more than that: Liu Panwu can already show up with a small but impressive history of exhibitions and even awards.

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Education and Training

Liu Panwu was born in 1984 in Qidong city of Hunan provonce. Before his printmaking studies in Tianjin Fine Art Academy, he had won many art exhibition prizes in his hometown. In 2003, he passed into Tianjin Fine Arts Academy, Printmaking Department, which is one of the top leading printmaking school in China.

Exhibitions and Awards

• 2004 - One of the artist's paintings attended the Landscape Exhibition of Tianjin Fine Arts Academy.
• 2006 - The artist received the Canada Novel Energy scholarship of print art (this company supports a lot of Chinese printmakers, and establishes scholarships at important fine art academies).
• 2007 - The etching "Asking for Flowers" and "Young Living" attended the 2007 Shanghai Exhibition of Youths' Artworks.
• 2007 - Several prints by the artist were published in the book "Start here - 07 Shanghai Exhibition of Youths' Artworks", ISBN 978-7-80685-737-3/J.723.
• 2007 - The etching "Asking for Flowers" attended the "Guanlan International Print Biennial", Shenzhen, China.
• 2007 - The etching "Asking for Flowers" won the golden prize of the "Graduates Print Exhibition of Tianjin Fine Arts Academy".

Asking for Flowers

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Contemporary Chinese Printmakers
Asking for Flowers No. 2
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Asking for Flowers is a series of etchings. It shows a young Chinese woman in a red dress. Flowers are around her. But the flowers seem to be so elusive and ephemeral. They seem to be subject to the caprices of the wind. Edition size is only 17.

Young Living

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Dai Jia - Biography
Young Living No. 3
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The common subject of the series Young Living is a candle. The candle is shown either with a male head or a hand. Also this series is created in etching technique. The edition size is very small with only ten copies.

Dieter Wanczura
(July 2007, updated September 2009)

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