When Fang Limin was born in 1964 in Quzhou in Zhejiang province, China exploded its first atomic bomb and "The Beatles" made teenagers from the U.S. to Japan crazy with songs like "A Hard Day's Night". Fang Limin's face expression reminds us of John Lennon. The young artist takes his art work the way he looks like - serious.
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For art critics and collectors Fang Limin's prints are a reason for a big smile. The young artist has gained an impressive record of awards and public recognition.
Fang Limin was born in 1964 in Quzhou in Zhejiang province. That is a little bit outside the current major Chinese art centers like Yunnan, Hebei, Suzhou, Hangzhou or Beijing. Fang Limin attended the China National Academy of Fine Arts (CNAFA) in beautifully located Hangzhou. In 1989 he graduated from the education department of CNAFA. And in 1996 he started a postgraduate study at the printmaking department of CNAFA and three years later he received his degree and began a teaching position at the academy.
Currently Fang Limin holds the position of a vice-director of the printmaking department at the CNAFA. He is a member of China Artists Association and of China Printmakers Association.
Fang Limin's art prints are in quite a few major Chinese museums, in Japan and last but not least he is among the 60 contemporary Chinese artists represented in the collection of the London based Muban Foundation (muban = woodblock).
Dieter Wanczura
(October 2004, updated August 2009)
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