LATEST EVENT
Mid-Autumn Chinese Brushwork Painting Workshop
Time:
September 24, 2021
Location:
McGill University Lower Field
ABOUT THE EVENT
The Cheng Huai Arts and Culture Association, in partnership with the McGill Students Chinese Brush Arts Club (MSCBAC), organize a Mid-Autumn Festival-themed Chinese brushwork workshop on McGill's Lower Field! Led by the talented MSCBAC arts coordinators—Zhengyuan Gao, Mingjun Xu, and Wukai Jiang—participants will have the choice to learn either calligraphy or traditional figurative painting. In Chinese tradition, we will also be serving tea at the event!
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Past Events

Studio Visit with Dominic Besner
In 2017, we invited three writers who participated in our Besner research project to join a studio visit and an intimate interview with artist Dominic Besner to discuss his artistic career. The impressive paintings of Canadian artist Dominic Besner strike a chord amongst educated and general beholders alike. Indeed, through his enigmatic works, the Montreal-based artist has constructs elaborate worlds occupied by figures which many will find appealing in their curious and colorful abstraction, while scholars are likely to relay the figures and architectural features back to classical mythology and/or Renaissance drama and styles of design.
Time:
November 12, 2017
Location:
10:00 to 12:00 Besner's Studio
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Past Workshops

Mid-Autumn Chinese Brushwork Painting Workshop
The Cheng Huai Arts and Culture Association, in partnership with the McGill Students Chinese Brush Arts Club (MSCBAC), organize a Mid-Autumn Festival-themed Chinese brushwork workshop on McGill's Lower Field! Led by the talented MSCBAC arts coordinators—Zhengyuan Gao, Mingjun Xu, and Wukai Jiang—participants will have the choice to learn either calligraphy or traditional figurative painting. In Chinese tradition, we will also be serving tea at the event!
Time:
September 24, 2021
Location:
McGill University Lower Field
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Past Exhibitions

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ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
Inspired by the jarring ideas around placement and displacement, entanglement and disentanglement on which diasporic experiences cast shadow, the exhibition features 14 artworks from seven artists who share in backgrounds of migration, and wish to discuss re-integration of their experiences with home, and canvas. It was curated by Edel Yang, one of the founders.
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Past Events

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