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He is part of the Lingnan School of painting.[1] In 2019, a solo exhibition of his work was displayed at the Asian Art Museum (San Francisco).[2] He was born in 1935.[3] He was a student of painter Chao Shao-an.[4]He is representative of ink painters of the Lingnan School,[5] had considerable influence on ink wash in Taiwan. The subject matter of his creations covers both landscapes and feathers, with rich and varied forms and strong and vivid colors.[6]Biography[edit]Au Ho-nien was born in Guangdong in 1935. He studied under Zhao Shao\u2019ang from 1952, at age 17, and belonged to the Lingnan School.[7] In 1950, his family moved to Hong Kong. In 1968, he came to Taiwan to hold his first solo exhibition, at the National Museum of History.[8] In the same year, President Chiang Kai-shek and his wife Soong Mei-ling selected 8 of Au\u2019s pieces for collection in the Zhongshan Building in Taipei,[9] where they are still on display today. In 1970, when he was 35 years old, Au went to Taiwan to teach at the Chinese Culture University,[10] settling on the island and creating close ties between the Lingnan School of painting and the development history of art education in Taiwan.[11] Beginning several years after settling in Taiwan, Au helped spread Chinese culture to all corners of the globe through his rich experience in international exhibitions.[12] As Taiwan\u2019s political situation on the international stage became difficult, Au participated in international art exhibitions as a means of cultural diplomacy.[13], and was a representative of Taiwanese artists during Taiwan\u2019s economic boom[14]In 1983, he served as a jury member for the National Literature and Art Awards.[15] In 1993, he was bestowed with a Special Award of the Grand Palais in Paris, France, becoming the first Chinese painter to win this honor.[16][17][18] In 1994, he was awarded an honorary doctorate by Wonkwang University in South Korea. In 1995, he was hired as a director of the Chu Hai College of Higher Education in Hong Kong. In 1999, he won the second Global Outstanding Persons Gold Dragon Award.[19] In June 2016, he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters degree from National Dong Hwa University, and in November of the same year, he was also awarded an honorary doctor of letters degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong.[20]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4In 2000, he established the Au Ho-nien Cultural Foundation,[21] organizing large-scale exhibitions and academic seminars on the Lingnan School.[22]In 2002, the Au Ho-nien Cultural Foundation donated more than 100 paintings to Academia Sinica to establish the Lingnan Art Museum.[23] In 2004, the University of Indianapolis established the Au Ho-nien Museum, and in 2005, the Au Ho-nien Art Center (now the Au Ho-nien Art Museum) was established on Chinese Culture University\u2019s Yangmingshan Campus in Taipei.[24]In his later years, he devoted himself to poetry, publishing \u201cA Poem of Yicui Mountain Hall\u201d in 2006. Qin Xiaoyi praised him as a \u201cgreat master\u201d and all-rounder of poetry, calligraphy, and painting unique in the history of the Lingnan School.[25]Au\u2019s work is characterized by the Lingnan School\u2019s use of colors, white space, and skeletal structure, along with a combination of modern and Western elements. In his later years, he has integrated poetry and calligraphy into his paintings, earning him a reputation as an artist embodying the humanistic spirit of Eastern cultural tradition.[26][27][28] Painter Chu Ko described Au\u2019s paintings as having \u201cachieved the realm of one whose \u2018mastery has penetrated downward,\u2019 which is why he enjoys a great reputation&#8221;.[29]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4International exhibitions[edit]1956 (21 years old): Tour of Southeast Asia1962 (27 years old): Tour of major museums in West Germany1965 (30 years old): New York City, USAIn 1973 (38 years old): Participated in \u201cContemporary Chinese Master Painters\u201d exhibition in Nagoya and other cities around Japan1975 (40 years old): Singapore, United States (San Francisco\u2019s Asia Foundation, Peninsula Museum of Art, Stanford University)1976 (41 years old): San Jose Museum of Art, USA1977 (42 years old): Tokyo and Osaka, Japan; New York, USA1979 (44 years old): San Diego Museum of Art, USA; Stanford Museum, Frankfurt, West Germany1980 (45 years old): Malaysia; Singapore; Thailand; New York State, USA1982 (47 years old): Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture and Niigata Prefecture, Japan1983 (48 years old): Cape Town, Pretoria, and Johannesburg, South Africa1985 (50 years old): London, England; Nagoya, Japan; British Columbia, Canada1989 (54 years old): Belgium; Spain1990 (55 years old): Paris, France; London, England; Netherlands; Austria1991 (56 years old): Germany; Kyoto, Japan; several cities on the east coast of the United States1993 (58 years old): Paris, France; San Francisco, USA1995 (60 years old): Los Angeles, USA; Guangzhou, China2000 (65 years old): Shenzhen, China2002 (67 years old): Shanghai and West Lake, Zhejiang, China2004 (age 69): Beijing, Guangzhou, and Hong KongReferences[edit]^ &#8220;Asian Art Museum | The Bold Brush&#8221;. www.asianart.org. 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