| Biography | Artists Represented | Yu Yu Yang
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| Biography | Artists Represented | Yu Yu Yang |
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Born in Shunde County, Guangdong Province, China
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1997 |
"Four Taiwan Masters", Joint Exhibition at Art Beatus Gallery, Vancouver, Canada Joint Exhibition, Chung-shan Gallery, National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall |
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1996 |
Invited by Royal Society of British Sculptors to hold a half-year special exhibition at Chelsea Harbor, London, UK |
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1995 |
Yu Yu Yang Exhibition at Johnson Atelier Ethnical Institute of Sculpture, U.S.A. The Fourth NICAF in Japan Invited to become the first foreign member of the Royal Society of British Sculptors(RBS) |
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1994 |
Asia International Sculpture Exhibition in Japan Exhibition of a giant stone sculpture, "Dawn", in Japan Works seen in the International Modern Fine Arts Fair held in Hong Kong, Miami and New York The Third NICAF in Japan |
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1993 |
The Foire internationale d'Art Contemporain 20th Anniversary Exhibition, Paris, France Yu Yu Yang'93 Exhibition at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store, Taipei The Second Nippon International Contemporary Art Fair (NICAF) in Japan Miami Arts Fair, U.S.A. |
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1992 |
Founded the Yu Yu Yang Lifescape Sculpture Museum at Taipei Held Yu Yu Yang's Stainless Steel Sculptures Exhibition in Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store |
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1991 |
Awarded the prize for the Promotion of World Peace through Culture and Arts by ROC Society of Literature adn Arts |
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1990 |
"Flying Dragon", stainless steel sculpture, placed on the square of Chung Kai Shek Memorial Hall as the main lantern of Chinese Lantern Festival |
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1981 |
Organzied the first international Laser Lifescape Exhibition atthe Grand Hotel and Taipei Municipal Astronomical Observatory |
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1970 |
Designed sculpture Advent of the Phoenix for the R.O.C. Pavilion at Osaka Exposition in Japan |
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1968 |
Invited by The National Formative Art Association to be a member representing the Republic of China |
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1966 |
Selected as one of Taiwan's Ten Outstanding Youths and won the Golden Hand Award |
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1964 |
Convened works of the artists from Taiwan and China and organized a "Contemporary Chinese Fine Arts Exhibition" at the Modern Fine Arts Museum in Rome |
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1960 |
Held "Print & Sculpture Exhibition by Yu Yu Yang" in the National Museum of History, Taipei, Taiwan |
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1959 |
"Philosopher", a bronze sculpture, claimed favorable reputation in the First International Youth Sculpture Exhibition in Paris, France. Yu Yu Yang himself was praised as "the master shaping the future of sculpture" by The Studies in the Fine Art |
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