“THE ART OF HARMONY” is
open to the public at the International Decor Gallery in
River Oaks, 2501 S. Shepherd Dr., 77019. Art Exhibit shows thru
March 31, 2006.The Art Exhibition will
feature Chinese & Asian Artists who have created both modern and
classical images that display not only related themes of Chinese New
Year but also the creative expressions of "life", “balance”, &
"harmony". In choosing the artworks for this exhibition, the Gallery
selected paintings that reflect these images in its composition,
design, texture, pattern, color hues, and the artists' goals and
emotional message. The artists participating are Wang Chi,
Liang-Chern Hsu, Peihong Endris, Sirun Guan, Monica Barry, and Mari
Omori. An interesting Kimono cloth collage is created by Peggy
Sexton and another mix medi-collage by Maryann Lucas.
Ms. Wang Chi and Mr. Hsu are both internationally
known for their artworks. Paper-making painting is an original art
form which was created by Ms. Wang.
The Gallery's current exhibition showcases Ms.
Wang Chi's recent series of Printmaking Works, including “Fly to the
Moon” which expresses a mystical image of an exotic Asian Woman
floating in the sky with the mystical aura of the moon at her near
distance. Mr. Liang-Chern displays his excellent versatility in
painting style and techniques in this show. He introduces recent
contemporary abstract oil paintings, “Quanyin” and “The Circle”.
Along with the paintings, the Gallery will
showcase its exquisite Asian Art and Antique collection, which is
composed of museum-quality bronze and stone sculptures, earthenware
and terracotta statues of powerful animals and spiritual figures,
richly woven silk and linen wall hangings, and interestingly rare
swords. A significant part of the collection is made up of Chinese
artifacts including a Scholar's Rock, a Tang Dynasty Horse
Sculpture, a Neolithic Jade Cong, and Han Dynasty Cocoon Jar.
The ART OF HARMONY is a wonderful presentation of
Fine Artworks created by a brilliant spectrum of both very
accomplished, even legendary (Ms. Wang Chi), to enormously talented
emerging artists, like Sirun Guan.