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Auction China Contemporary Art - 548 ends Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 8:00:00 PM local time (CET) = 6 hours ahead of US EAST in 2 days, 10 hours and 32 minutes. New users please register now! Edutainment > Articles on Art > Mongolia Artists > Wang Zuocai - born 1959Wang Zuocai is a leading painter and woodblock printmaker from Inner Mongolia. He has a succesful history of exhibitions and awards from important events in China. His prints are made in reduction woodblock technique and are kept in sober and earth-like colors. Works by Wang Zuocai are in the collections of many museums and galleries. Career and AffiliationsWang Zuocai is from the ethnic group of the Han - Chinas's largest ethnic group. However he was born and lives in Inner Mongolia. He graduated from the Department of Fine Arts of Inner Mongolian University. Currently he is a member of China Artists Association, director of Inner Mongolian Artists' Association, vice-chairman of Tonglian City Artists' Association and a teacher of fine arts at Inner Mongolian Naiman Secondary School. Style and TechniqueWang Zuocai uses the reduction woodcut technique in combination with oil-based inks. His prints are usually kept in earthen colors - red, brown and yellow. The subjects show scenes from Mongolia's history, legends and a the life of the Mongolian nomads. Exhibitions and Awards
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