88梁藍波:墨道東西本書收錄了梁藍波教授近年的抽象水墨系列和水墨動畫影像作品近百幅,並附有中央美術學院教授王璜生、美國聖地牙哥中國歷史博物館館長龐惠英和江蘇理工學院教授徐修玲的評論文章。梁藍波,中央美術學院博士,加州美術學院碩士,現任澳門大學特聘教授、博士生導師、藝術設計中心主任、曹光彪書院副院長,美國哥侖比亞密蘇里大學終身教授榮休和廣州美院客座教授。曾於世界各地舉辦個人作品展70多次,入選國際性或全國性重要聯展350多Lampo Leong: O Dao Da TintaLampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of InkLampo Leong: The Dao of InkEste livro apresenta a pintura abstrata a tinta e o trabalho multimédia de Lampo Leong, com resenhas críticas de Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres e Xiuling Xu. Lampo Leong, doutorado pela Academia Central de Belas Artes, é um artista aclamado internacionalmente e presentemente Professor Distinto, Orientador de Doutoramentos e Diretor do Centro de Artes e Design da Universidade de Macau. É também Professor Emérito da Universidade de Missouri-Columbia. O trabalho de Leong tem sido apresentado em leilões da Christie’s e da Ravenel, bem como em exposições de arte, museus e galerias de todo o mundo, estando patente em 70 exposições individuais e mais de 350 exposições juradas de grupos, sejam nacionais sejam internacionais. Leong recebeu mais de 80 prémios e eminentes reconhecimentos, incluindo um Gold Award no concurso internacional de arte Creative Quarterly em Nova York e o A' Design Award em Itália. As suas obras podem ser encontradas em mais de 10 coleções de museus, como o Cantor Center for Visual Arts da Universidade de Stanford, o Minneapolis Institute of Arts e a Written Art Foundation na Alemanha, tal como num medalhão caligráfico de granito encastrado com 8 metros de diâmetro e elaborado como comissão de arte pública para um parque de São Francisco. As suas criações estão documentadas internacionalmente em centenas de resenhas críticas e publicações, incluindo as capas frontais da New Art International (Nova Iorque) e do Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists (Londres). O Presidente da Câmara de São Francisco proclamou o dia 19 de novembro de 1999 como o Dia Lampo Leong.This book features the abstract ink painting and multimedia work of Lampo Leong with reviews from Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres, Xiuling Xu and other important art critics. Lampo Leong, PhD, Central Academy of Fine Arts, MFA, California College of the Arts, is an internationally acclaimed artist who serves as Distinguished Professor, Doctoral Advisor and Director of Centre for Arts and Design at the University of Macau. He is also a Professor Emeritus at the University of Missouri-Columbia and a Visiting Professor at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts. Leong's work has been featured in Christie’s, Ravenel, and in art expos and museums/galleries worldwide through 70 solo and over 350 national and international juried or curated group exhibitions. He has received over 80 awards and extensive recognitions, including a Gold Award at the Creative Quarterly international art competition in New York and A’Design Award in Italy. Leong’s works can be found in more than 10 museum and hundreds of corporate and private collections, including the Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Written Art Foundation in Germany, as well as public art commissions for the Columbia City Hall and an 8-meter-diameter granite inset calligraphic medallion for a San Francisco public park. His achievements have been documented in hundreds of reviews and publications in newspapers, magazines, art books, and on TV internationally, including the front cover of New Art International in New York and the Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists in London. San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown proclaimed November 19, 1999 to be Lampo Leong Day.梁藍波:墨道東西A cultura representa as raízes de uma região ou cidade, enquanto a arte traduz a sua alma. Devido à sua localização geográfica e à sua história singular, Macau acolheu a diversidade e a tolerância, desenvolvendo, com tal, uma cultura de características únicas. Desta forma, Macau é duplamente chinesa e ocidental, vetusta e contemporânea. Da arte tradicional chinesa à arte contemporânea ocidental, os elementos que compõem diferentes tradições e formas artísticas fundem-se na RAEM, fazendo desta região o berço de especificidades criativas absolutamente singulares. Enquanto instituição pública, a Fundação Macau tem-se empenhado, desde longa data, na promoção das artes e cultura em Macau. Iniciado pela Fundação Macau e servindo a comunidade desde 2011, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau tem levado a cabo exposições individuais para os artistas de Macau, em conjunto com a publicação de um conjunto de livros de arte intitulada Série de Obras de Artistas de Macau. Albergando várias formas de arte, tais como a pintura, a caligrafia, a escultura ou a fotografia, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau visa implementar, em Macau, uma plataforma estável que incentive à exibição, à publicação e à troca de ideias criativas e artísticas na RAEM. Por seu lado, a série de livros de arte do projeto, para além de apresentar o panorama da evolução artística de Macau, bem como o nível de criatividade alcançado pelos artistas da região, ambiciona também levar, além-fronteiras, as influências evidenciadas nas exposições locais. Como tal, expandem-se e divulgam-se as formas de arte da região muito para lá do mero ambiente social da RAEM. Culture is the roots of a city and art is its soul. Stemming from its distinctive history and taking advantage of its special geographic location, Macao’s embrace of diversity has shaped its unique cultural characteristics. Macao is both Chinese and Western, ancient and modern. From Chinese traditional art to contemporary western art, the elements of different art traditions and cultures intermingle and mix here on this peninsula. As a public institution, the Foundation Macao has long been committed to the promotion of arts and culture in Macao. Launched by the Foundation Macao in 2011, the Macao Artists Promotion Project has been organizing solo exhibitions for Macao artists and publishing a companion set of art books entitled Macao Artists Book Series for the community. Focusing on a variety of visual arts such as painting, calligraphy, sculpture, photography, the Macao Artists Promotion Project aims to establish a stable platform for the exhibition, publication, and exchange of artistic ideas and creative activities in Macao. The book series, which explores the artistic development of Macao and features the creative achievements of its artists, aspires to expand the influence of local exhibitions beyond Macao’s borders and propel the advancement of art throughout Macao society. 文化是城市的根,藝術是城市的魂。由於獨特的歷史進程,澳門展現出強大的文化包容力並形成了獨特的文化特性:中西並舉,古今同在,傳統藝術在這裏傳承,當代藝術在這裏發軔,不同文化的元素在這裏兼容並蓄,共生共存。作爲一個公共機構,澳門基金會長期致力澳門文化藝術的推廣,自2011年始,推出“澳門藝術家推廣計劃”,為澳門藝術家舉辦個人作品展,並配合展覽同時出版“澳門藝術家叢書”系列作品集。推廣計劃旨在為澳門藝術家搭建一個持續、穩定的展示及交流平台,內容涵蓋繪畫、書法、雕塑、攝影等各種不同的藝術門類;而叢書則通過文本與圖像記錄和展現着澳門藝術家的探索歷程及創作成果,擴大展覽的影響力,並串珠成鏈,塑造出澳門藝術家的鮮活群像,把澳門藝術帶到更高、更遠。個,獲紐約《創意季刊》國際美術大賽金獎、意大利A’設計獎等獎項80多個。其作品常見於國際藝術博覽會以及佳士得、羅芙奧等國際現當代藝術展,被史丹福大學坎托藝術中心、明尼阿波利斯藝術博物館等世界十多個博物館所收藏,並被紐約《國際新美術》和倫敦《創意天才:100位當代藝術家》選為封面。美國舊金山市市長公告將1999年11月19日定為“梁藍波日”。9 789993 712930ISBN 978-99937-1-293-0
88梁藍波:墨道東西本書收錄了梁藍波教授近年的抽象水墨系列和水墨動畫影像作品近百幅,並附有中央美術學院教授王璜生、美國聖地牙哥中國歷史博物館館長龐惠英和江蘇理工學院教授徐修玲的評論文章。梁藍波,中央美術學院博士,加州美術學院碩士,現任澳門大學特聘教授、博士生導師、藝術設計中心主任、曹光彪書院副院長,美國哥侖比亞密蘇里大學終身教授榮休和廣州美院客座教授。曾於世界各地舉辦個人作品展70多次,入選國際性或全國性重要聯展350多Lampo Leong: O Dao Da TintaLampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of InkLampo Leong: The Dao of InkEste livro apresenta a pintura abstrata a tinta e o trabalho multimédia de Lampo Leong, com resenhas críticas de Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres e Xiuling Xu. Lampo Leong, doutorado pela Academia Central de Belas Artes, é um artista aclamado internacionalmente e presentemente Professor Distinto, Orientador de Doutoramentos e Diretor do Centro de Artes e Design da Universidade de Macau. É também Professor Emérito da Universidade de Missouri-Columbia. O trabalho de Leong tem sido apresentado em leilões da Christie’s e da Ravenel, bem como em exposições de arte, museus e galerias de todo o mundo, estando patente em 70 exposições individuais e mais de 350 exposições juradas de grupos, sejam nacionais sejam internacionais. Leong recebeu mais de 80 prémios e eminentes reconhecimentos, incluindo um Gold Award no concurso internacional de arte Creative Quarterly em Nova York e o A' Design Award em Itália. As suas obras podem ser encontradas em mais de 10 coleções de museus, como o Cantor Center for Visual Arts da Universidade de Stanford, o Minneapolis Institute of Arts e a Written Art Foundation na Alemanha, tal como num medalhão caligráfico de granito encastrado com 8 metros de diâmetro e elaborado como comissão de arte pública para um parque de São Francisco. As suas criações estão documentadas internacionalmente em centenas de resenhas críticas e publicações, incluindo as capas frontais da New Art International (Nova Iorque) e do Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists (Londres). O Presidente da Câmara de São Francisco proclamou o dia 19 de novembro de 1999 como o Dia Lampo Leong.This book features the abstract ink painting and multimedia work of Lampo Leong with reviews from Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres, Xiuling Xu and other important art critics. Lampo Leong, PhD, Central Academy of Fine Arts, MFA, California College of the Arts, is an internationally acclaimed artist who serves as Distinguished Professor, Doctoral Advisor and Director of Centre for Arts and Design at the University of Macau. He is also a Professor Emeritus at the University of Missouri-Columbia and a Visiting Professor at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts. Leong's work has been featured in Christie’s, Ravenel, and in art expos and museums/galleries worldwide through 70 solo and over 350 national and international juried or curated group exhibitions. He has received over 80 awards and extensive recognitions, including a Gold Award at the Creative Quarterly international art competition in New York and A’Design Award in Italy. Leong’s works can be found in more than 10 museum and hundreds of corporate and private collections, including the Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Written Art Foundation in Germany, as well as public art commissions for the Columbia City Hall and an 8-meter-diameter granite inset calligraphic medallion for a San Francisco public park. His achievements have been documented in hundreds of reviews and publications in newspapers, magazines, art books, and on TV internationally, including the front cover of New Art International in New York and the Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists in London. San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown proclaimed November 19, 1999 to be Lampo Leong Day.梁藍波:墨道東西A cultura representa as raízes de uma região ou cidade, enquanto a arte traduz a sua alma. Devido à sua localização geográfica e à sua história singular, Macau acolheu a diversidade e a tolerância, desenvolvendo, com tal, uma cultura de características únicas. Desta forma, Macau é duplamente chinesa e ocidental, vetusta e contemporânea. Da arte tradicional chinesa à arte contemporânea ocidental, os elementos que compõem diferentes tradições e formas artísticas fundem-se na RAEM, fazendo desta região o berço de especificidades criativas absolutamente singulares. Enquanto instituição pública, a Fundação Macau tem-se empenhado, desde longa data, na promoção das artes e cultura em Macau. Iniciado pela Fundação Macau e servindo a comunidade desde 2011, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau tem levado a cabo exposições individuais para os artistas de Macau, em conjunto com a publicação de um conjunto de livros de arte intitulada Série de Obras de Artistas de Macau. Albergando várias formas de arte, tais como a pintura, a caligrafia, a escultura ou a fotografia, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau visa implementar, em Macau, uma plataforma estável que incentive à exibição, à publicação e à troca de ideias criativas e artísticas na RAEM. Por seu lado, a série de livros de arte do projeto, para além de apresentar o panorama da evolução artística de Macau, bem como o nível de criatividade alcançado pelos artistas da região, ambiciona também levar, além-fronteiras, as influências evidenciadas nas exposições locais. Como tal, expandem-se e divulgam-se as formas de arte da região muito para lá do mero ambiente social da RAEM. Culture is the roots of a city and art is its soul. Stemming from its distinctive history and taking advantage of its special geographic location, Macao’s embrace of diversity has shaped its unique cultural characteristics. Macao is both Chinese and Western, ancient and modern. From Chinese traditional art to contemporary western art, the elements of different art traditions and cultures intermingle and mix here on this peninsula. As a public institution, the Foundation Macao has long been committed to the promotion of arts and culture in Macao. Launched by the Foundation Macao in 2011, the Macao Artists Promotion Project has been organizing solo exhibitions for Macao artists and publishing a companion set of art books entitled Macao Artists Book Series for the community. Focusing on a variety of visual arts such as painting, calligraphy, sculpture, photography, the Macao Artists Promotion Project aims to establish a stable platform for the exhibition, publication, and exchange of artistic ideas and creative activities in Macao. The book series, which explores the artistic development of Macao and features the creative achievements of its artists, aspires to expand the influence of local exhibitions beyond Macao’s borders and propel the advancement of art throughout Macao society. 文化是城市的根,藝術是城市的魂。由於獨特的歷史進程,澳門展現出強大的文化包容力並形成了獨特的文化特性:中西並舉,古今同在,傳統藝術在這裏傳承,當代藝術在這裏發軔,不同文化的元素在這裏兼容並蓄,共生共存。作爲一個公共機構,澳門基金會長期致力澳門文化藝術的推廣,自2011年始,推出“澳門藝術家推廣計劃”,為澳門藝術家舉辦個人作品展,並配合展覽同時出版“澳門藝術家叢書”系列作品集。推廣計劃旨在為澳門藝術家搭建一個持續、穩定的展示及交流平台,內容涵蓋繪畫、書法、雕塑、攝影等各種不同的藝術門類;而叢書則通過文本與圖像記錄和展現着澳門藝術家的探索歷程及創作成果,擴大展覽的影響力,並串珠成鏈,塑造出澳門藝術家的鮮活群像,把澳門藝術帶到更高、更遠。個,獲紐約《創意季刊》國際美術大賽金獎、意大利A’設計獎等獎項80多個。其作品常見於國際藝術博覽會以及佳士得、羅芙奧等國際現當代藝術展,被史丹福大學坎托藝術中心、明尼阿波利斯藝術博物館等世界十多個博物館所收藏,並被紐約《國際新美術》和倫敦《創意天才:100位當代藝術家》選為封面。美國舊金山市市長公告將1999年11月19日定為“梁藍波日”。9 789993 712930ISBN 978-99937-1-293-0
梁藍波 墨道東西:Lampo Leong: O Dao Da TintaLampo Leong: The Dao of Ink
LAMPO LEONG: O DAO DA TINTALampo Leong: The Dao of Ink墨道東西梁 藍 波
ContentsCONTEÚDO目錄吳志良:澳門藝術家叢書總序Zhiliang Wu: Série de Obras de Artistas de Macau Prefácio Zhiliang Wu: Preface for Macao Artists Book Series王璜生:東西南北:梁藍波的墨道世界龐惠英:梁藍波:宇宙的能量Tiffany Beres: Lampo Leong: A Energia do UniversoTiffany Beres: Lampo Leong: The Energy of the Universe徐修玲:超以象外,得其環中——梁藍波《墨象》系列研究梁藍波《墨象》系列圖版 Lampo Leong: Inkscape梁藍波《墨勢》系列圖版 Lampo Leong: Moving Marks梁藍波《勢象》系列圖版 Lampo Leong: Marks梁藍波水墨動畫影像和舞蹈作品圖版Lampo Leong: Ink Animation, Installation and Dance中國美術批評家點評梁藍波作品選錄Excertos de Críticas Ao Trabalho de Lampo LeongExcerpts of Reviews on Lampo Leong’s Work梁藍波簡歷Esboço Biográfico de Lampo LeongLampo Leong Biographical Sketch007008009011012014016018020020068068076076094094103104105106112118
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 007藝術能提高人們的洞察力、理解力和表現力,不僅是提供解決問題能力的方式之一,也給人希望和勇氣,使天才與智慧得到充分的施展與發揮。更重要的是,藝術與人性中最深層的東西相連,表達情感,展示人的靈性。 一個城市也需要靈性。近三十年來,澳門藝術創作積累了相當的成果。上世紀八十年代中期崛起的一批優秀畫家,經過近三十年的探索,藝術更加成熟,如今已成為澳門藝壇的中堅力量,引領時風。這一群體人生歷練豐富,藝術造詣日臻,所投射下的物化形象,有着迷人的魅力。另一方面,近十多年來隨着高等教育的普及,本地的美術創作逐漸走向專業化和多元化,新人輩出,又帶來新的藝術思潮、新的創作技巧、新的視覺元素和新的欣賞方式。然而,由於缺乏有系統的推介,澳門藝術家總體形象尚不夠鮮明,其在城市文化藝術發展中的貢獻也未受到足夠的關注和頌揚。本叢書之編輯出版,意在彌補此缺,冀窮十年之力,為默默耕耘的澳門藝術家們塑造一組栩栩如生的群像。 在藝術創作過程中,從事中國書畫創作的澳門藝術家對傳統戀戀不捨,努力學習和研究民族傳統藝術,加強筆墨訓練,完善造型能力,全面提高藝術修養與技巧。由書法到繪畫、雕塑、攝影,充分融入了民族的文化精神;同時,也以寬闊的胸襟,善於吸收外國藝術的優點,中西共融。而以西方媒材進行創作的藝術家,由具象到印象,又或是從印象到現代的抽象,向人們展示自己的真誠與精妙構思,自素描到水彩、油畫、壓克力、版畫、混合媒材、攝影等,無不展現出光與影的情懷。 毋庸諱言,他們當中的佼佼者都經過艱苦的實踐,方在同代人中脫穎而出,進入當代澳門藝壇,逐漸形成獨特鮮明的風格,用自己富內涵的作品感染觀眾。他們在藝術上之所以取得成績,是因為深深地熱愛這塊成長的土地,熱愛“小而美”且邁向國際化的澳門及其純樸友善的人民。用自己的妙筆譜寫出民眾之情思,以自己的藝術為城市增光添彩,記憶過去,描繪現在,饋贈未來。 促進藝術創作,有效地記憶過去和描述現在,出版或展示是重要媒介之一。收入《澳門藝術家叢書》的作者,在吸收前人藝術經驗的基礎上進行創新探索,在張揚自己藝術個性的同時,又尊重大眾的審美趣味,注意作品的格調和品位,有成就,有信念。他們知道,作品的審美趣味反過來對民眾文化素質的提高起着重要的作用。當然,這批作者只是於澳門的土壤上努力耕耘的一部份,還有更多有藝術天賦、才華、個人風格和特色的藝術家有待發掘與推介。這需要大家攜手並肩,玉成其事,以期整體地呈現澳門的美術面貌。 社會的進步,不能忽視文化建設;繁榮的經濟與繁榮的文化是一個現代化國家或地區的表徵之一。澳門藝術傳承與發揚的重任,落在富有創意的人肩上。眾所周知,經過藝術薰陶的人,必將具有更開闊的胸懷,更豐富多彩的生活經驗和人文修養,更富有活力和魅力的人格,更富有創新進取精神。我們衷心希望,藉着這套叢書的出版,能活躍本澳藝術創作氣氛,檢視目前的美術創作水平,深化藝術教育,形塑文化城市形象,張揚城市的文化性格,並在喚起廣大市民對文化創意產業的重視與支持方面起到積極的作用。 是為序。 澳門基金會行政委員會主席 吳志良吳志良澳門藝術家叢書總序Lampo Leong: Supernova XI, Ink on paper, 46cm x 63cm, 2017 | 梁藍波:天象 XI, 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink008A arte reforça a nossa capacidade de instrospecção, compreensão e expressão, dá-nos capacidade para encontrar soluções, coragem e esperança, permite ao ser humano mostrar as suas habilidades e talentos e está, intimamente, ligada aos mais profundos aspectos da humanidade, exprimindo os nossos sentimentos e a nossa espiritualidade. Uma cidade necessita possuir, também, a sua própria espiritualidade. Nos últimos 30 anos, Macau registou uma evolução artística bastante significativa graças aos trabalhos de um grupo de artistas locais que, desde a década de 80 do século passado, se dedicam afincadamente à arte. Artistas estes, que após 30 anos de uma constante prática artística, atingiram um elevado nível de maturidade e se transformaram no núcleo de liderança do círculo artístico de Macau. Devido à sua experiência de vida e engenho artístico deixaram-nos inúmeras e encantadoras imagens artísticas. Por outro lado, nomeadamente nos últimos 10 anos, em virtude da generalização do ensino superior e graças à especialização e diversificação artística, jovens artistas locais trouxeram para o território novas ideias, novas técnicas, novos elementos visuais e novas formas de apreciação da arte. No entanto, por falta duma promoção sistemática e organizada, a imagem colectiva dos artistas de Macau não é muito proeminente e o seu contributo para a sociedade, no que concerne ao desenvolvimento artístico e cultural, não foi devidamente valorizado e louvado. Tentamos, por isso, e com a edição da presente Colectânea, suprir esta lacuna, fazendo um retrato colectivo e vívido dos artistas locais e demostrando, também, a espiritualidade desta cidade. Na criação artística, os artistas locais, que se dedicam à pintura e caligrafia chinesas, são fiéis às tradições mas aperfeiçoam, continuamente, a sua formação artística e treinam, de forma sistemática, as técnicas artísticas. As suas obras, tanto as de caligrafia e de pintura como as de escultura e de fotografia, espelham a cultura chinesa e, também, absorvem e integram características da arte estrangeira. Quanto às obras dos artistas locais que perseguem a criação artística de matriz ocidental, quer seja o figuratismo, impressionismo ou abstracionismo ou as de esboço, pintura a óleo, tinta acrílica, guache, aguarela, gravura, de técnica mista e fotográfica, demonstram a sua sensibilidade, as suas habilidades e a sua obsessão pelos jogos de luz e sombra. Sem dúvida nenhuma, os artistas locais mais distinguidos são aqueles artisticamente mais talentosos da sua geração, que, com dedicação e muitos anos de esforço, conseguiram criar o seu próprio estilo e fazer com que as suas obras obtenham o reconhecimento do público. O seu sucesso deve-se ao seu amor a Macau — uma terra pequenina mas lindíssima, clássica mas cada dia mais cosmopolita — e, também, à gente de Macau, pessoas simpáticas e amigáveis. A magia dos pincéis destes artistas leva-nos a partilhar dos seus sentimentos pelo povo, da sua emoção perante a cidade bem como a recordar o passado, descobrir o presente e sonhar com o futuro. A edição ou apresentação ao público das obras de arte é um dos mais importantes canais para a sua promoção, para o registo das memórias do passado e para a reflexão sobre a realidade. As obras que integram esta Colectânea são frutos artísticos criados com base na experiência dos artistas e apresentam um equilíblio entre a criação refinada do próprio artista e o gosto estético do público. De facto, estes artistas estão conscientes de que o gosto estético do público, relativamente às obras de arte, determina a qualidade cultural do povo. É óbvio que os artistas que fazem parte desta Colectânea representam apenas uma parte dos diligentes artistas de Macau, uma vez que há, ainda, muito mais artistas locais talentosos e de diversos estilos artísticos que merecem ser descobertos e promovidos. Apresentar, de forma completa, a arte de Macau, constitui, sem dúvida, uma tarefa conjunta e um desafio para todos nós. O progresso social não pode ignorar a construção cultural, pois a prosperidade económica e a prosperidade cultural, constituem, em conjunto, uma das manifestações da modernização dum país ou região. Dar continuidade ao desenvolvimento e promoção da arte de Macau é tarefa que compete às pessoas dotadas de espírito criativo. Todos nós sabemos que uma pessoa com adequada formação artística é, muitas vezes, uma pessoa tolerante, educada, com mais experiência de vida, dotada de uma personalidade mais activa e atraente e dum espírito mais inovador. Esperamos que o lançamento desta Colectânea possa contribuir, positivamente, para a dinamização do ambiente de criação artística de Macau, para a avaliação e reflexão do nível de criatividade artística de Macau, para o aprofundamento da educação artística e para a melhor formação da imagem e divulgação da personalidade cultural do território, e sirva, ainda, de apelo para que os cidadãos prestem atenção e apoiem a indústria criativa de índole cultural.Wu ZhiliangPresidente do Conselho de Administração da Fundação MacauPor Zhiliang WuSÉRIE DE OBRAS DE ARTISTAS DE MACAU PREFÁCIO
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 009PREFACE FOR MACAO ARTISTS BOOK SERIESThe arts can elevate people’s capacity to observe, to comprehend and to express themselves. They are not only a way to resolve problems, but also a way to provide people with hope and courage. More importantly, the arts are connected to the deepest core of human nature: expressing emotions and capturing the spiritual world. A city also needs some form of spiritual engagement. Over the past three decades, Macau’s artistic environment has attained considerable achievements. After thirty years of exploration and maturation, a group of outstanding painters who emerged in the mid-1980s have become the backbone of the Macao’s art scene, leading the artistic wave. On the other hand, with the popularization of higher education in the past decades, local art creation has gradually become more professional and diversified. New artists have emerged, bringing novel artistic thoughts, new creative skills, and original visual elements and ways of appreciation. However, due to the lack of a systematic promotion and marketing, the overall image of artists in Macao is yet to be sufficiently distinctive. These artists’ contributions to the urban cultural and artistic milieus are yet to be sufficiently affirmed and promoted. The publication of the Macao Artists Book Series aims to fill these gaps, with hopes to bring, through some ten years of effort, the image of the artistic character of Macao into clearer focus. During the course of art creation, Macao artists who engage in Chinese calligraphy and ink painting often choose not to separate from tradition. They enthusiastically study the traditional arts of the nation, enhancing their brushwork, perfecting their modelling abilities, and advancing their artistic skills. At the same time, they are also adapting the strategies of the arts in the West, fusing both the Chinese and the Western artistic traditions. Artists who engage in Western media and materials have expressed their unique concepts via various styles—from realism to impressionism, and from modern abstraction to postmodernism. Through different mediums such as drawing, watercolour, oil, acrylic, mixed media, printmaking, and photography, artists have demonstrated their enduring passion for capturing emotion in light and shadow. From calligraphy to painting, and from sculpture to photography, works from Macao’s artists have fully integrated with the cultural spirit of China. Needless to say, the best of these artists has gone through an arduous practice to stand out from among their contemporaries and enter the Macau’s contemporary art scene. Gradually forming a unique and distinctive style, they also offer their audience a rich and rewarding experience. Their artistic achievements come from their passion for the land where they have grown up, as well as from their passion for the small, yet beautiful, internationalising Macao, and her kind and friendly people. They use their artistic accomplishments to add colours to this city, to recall the past, to depict the present, and to offer solutions for the future. Publications and exhibitions are important means to promote artistic creation, effectively remember the past, and capture the feelings of the present. While the artists included in this Macao Artists Book Series innovatively develop based on the artistic experience of their forerunners and by exploring their own artistic personalities, they also respect the aesthetic taste of the population at large, paying attention to the style and quality of their individual works. These artists have made great achievements; they have faith, and they are aware that the aesthetic taste can in turn play a relevant role in elevating the cultural achievements of the public in turn. Needless to say, these artists are part of a wider community who are cultivating the soils of Macao with great effort. There remain many more artists with artistic talents, personal style and character to be discovered and advocated. If we are to achieve these goals we must all work together so that a fuller picture of the arts of Macao can be realized. Social progress cannot neglect cultural development. A prosperous economy and a prosperous culture are some of the important features of a modernised country or territory. The important task of Macao’s artistic heritage and development lies on the shoulders of creative people. It is commonly acknowledged that people who have been cultivated by art will surely have a broader mind, a more colourful life experience, greater humanistic cultivation, a more energetic and charming personality, and a more innovative and enterprising spirit. We sincerely hope that the publication of this book series can inject vitality to the creative atmosphere of Macao, examine the current achievement of art creation, deepen art education, shape the image of a city, promote the cultural character of the metropolitan region, and evoke the general public’s cultural awareness. It is of great importance to support our cultural and creative industries and encourage the public to do so as well.Wu ZhiliangPresident of the Board of DirectorsMacao FoundationBy Zhiliang Wu
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Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 011梁藍波的水墨作品我很早就特別關注。他作為一位在美國學習、工作多年,在海外藝術界頗有發揮的中國藝術家,一直堅持探索水墨藝術的新表達方式及種種可能性,非常難能可貴。當年印象最深的是他運用中國的書法、文字、結構與韻味所創作的一系列新水墨作品,尤其是一些突破紙上與平面空間的、延伸到社會與公共空間的水墨實驗,著實印象深刻。 幾年前我任中央美術學院美術館館長期間,梁藍波應邀在中央美院做了一場交流展,題為“墨象”。多年不見,這些作品與以往慣用的以書法為基因的做法不同,轉用墨、水、渲染、暈化、隨機性等手法,在他的畫面,我們看到了一個深邃、渺遠、神秘的空間,這樣的空間,可以是與浩渺的宇宙相關,而我更相信它們指向於我們自身的內心世界,我們看到了自己,看到了一個來自於深邃歷史與古老文化,又在當下現實空間中飄逸超然的審美狀態,並感同身受,難以忘懷。 這次澳門基金會舉辦的“梁藍波:墨道東西”展覽,可以說是他這麼多年來對水墨問題長期思考及實驗的一次總結性展示,分為幾個互為關聯的系列:“墨象”、“墨勢”、“筆勢”、 “勢象”、“音象”等。而筆、墨、勢、象,可以說,是水墨藝術的四個不可分離又具有遞進關係的審美元素與藝術境界。 其實,我們一直關注水墨的“純粹性”問題,水墨的純粹性包含兩個方面:其一是物性的純粹性,也即水墨這樣的媒材,其形式、表達及可能給受眾帶來的體驗、感受等的純粹性,借助於這樣的媒材特質的純粹性,運用相關的技術手法,充分地表達出來。這樣的純粹性表達,與筆、與墨、與勢、與象的圖像生成了某種關係,這樣的圖像能夠沉靜於人的心靈之思,使人感受與觸發於無限。因此也就產生了其二,精神的純粹性。由於物性媒介的純粹性,導入於感知世界的純粹,放空的“心齋”,故能得萬物的無限,也能隨萬物而化,自然生化。水墨的“純粹性”的另一個面相是水墨的“隨機性”,這樣隨機而化,形成的藝術表現方式與結果,也促成了水墨藝術的自我表達及個性抒發,而水墨材質的微妙、豐富、獨特的表現性,使得藝術家的個性和即時性的表達得以更“純粹”地發揮。 梁藍波的水墨實踐,一直以來有很強的個性特質:一方面,他充分運用水墨的純粹性與隨機性的特點,構造著水墨暈彰、隨機生成、天地氤氳、氣象澄明的畫面,可以說,他將水墨這樣的純粹性和隨機性的特點運用到了極致;而另一方面,之所以說他將水墨特點運用到了極致,正引出了梁藍波水墨創作的另一個突出特點,即“極致性”。他的畫面總是非常精妙、細緻、到位,對水墨的把控能力特別強。 在梁藍波的水墨作品中,也包括他水墨創作走過來的歷程,我們始終看到了一個在理性中高度發揮水墨的隨機性及偶發性的、在極致的把控中生成水墨純粹性的梁藍波,尤其是他近期所創作的“音象”系列,在板塊與方格中,水墨生成了有序而偶發的視覺空間,在這看似充滿秩序的空間裡,水墨內在的自然之道,生成了無限的可能性,幻化為內外合一的心靈、精神、物質、宇宙的時空。 其實,這是一個非常有意思的哲學命題,即生命的世界永遠是在自由與理性之間獲得的一種平衡,而藝術的表現又何曾不是這樣?因此,我們在梁藍波的水墨藝術空間裡體驗到的是一種生命哲學,是人的豐富微妙而複雜多元的感知世界。王璜生為中央美術學院教授,廣州美術學院美術館總館長東西南北:梁藍波的墨道世界王璜生Lampo Leong: Supernova XVII (Detail), Ink on paper, 154.3cm x 84cm (60.75” x 33”), 2017 | 天象 XVII (局部)
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink012梁藍波:宇宙的能量龐惠英(譯/江濤,校/王彥霞)在過去的幾十年,梁藍波一直致力於中國傳統水墨在當代藝術中的多種可能性的探索,他的藝術實踐涵蓋了他獨特的狂草書法以及以狂草書法筆意為基礎的抽象油畫系列等各種實驗性作品。而他近期的兩個新系列,《墨象》與《墨勢》則更加突顯了他對傳統水墨藝術的革新——他將中國水墨演繹為抽象的外太空景象,並揭示出狂草書法的現代性。 在中國傳統繪畫的批評與鑑賞領域,有一個與梁藍波的最新作品密切相關的理論——“墨分五色”,即“水墨可以是無所不包的色彩”,這個理論的倡導者是唐代重要的美術史學家、批評家張彥遠。在他的《歷代名畫記》中,張彥遠還指出,墨的“無色”是水墨畫最強大的武器之一,因為藝術家在作品中追求的不是簡單地模擬色彩繽紛的現實世界,而是希望通過乾濕濃淡的墨色變化彰顯一種“意境”,歸納和詮釋藝術家對世間萬物的綜合理解。而梁藍波的單色水墨系列 《墨象》與《墨勢》正體現了他力求通過獨特的、豐富微妙的水墨語言捕捉大自然的巨大能量,傳達一種博大雄渾的精神境界。 《墨象》系列是對外太空景象的體驗、詮釋與回應,梁藍波解釋道,“我的創作靈感往往來源於美國航空航天署通過哈勃望遠鏡所拍攝到的外太空景象,以及一些關於銀河系形成的三維模擬動畫如《宇宙的誕生》等等,這些圖片、影像與資訊讓我深刻地體味到宇宙的神秘、博大與輝煌。”受到星球的碰撞而產生出新生命的啟示,梁藍波在《墨象》系列中將宇宙的恢宏、神秘和創造力帶入到一種令人回味無窮的畫面空間。例如,抽象作品《心象》就是通過強烈的明暗對比吸引著觀者的視線,在這裡,黑與白隱喻著空間與維度,觀眾感受到的宛如是一次扣人心弦的穿越銀河系之旅。在二維的紙面上,梁藍波為我們呈現了巨大能量的爆發,體現著藝術家對宇宙能量和宇宙奧秘孜孜不倦的探求。 梁藍波通過水、墨、宣紙和毛筆等簡單的工具捕捉宇宙的巨大能量和神秘性,這些工具與傳統水墨大師們多個世紀以來所使用的工具是一樣的。從主題上來看,梁藍波的作品讓人聯想到另一位重要的水墨畫家劉國松 (1932年生),他於1970年代開始其《太空系列》,這是中國藝術家第一次從外太空中尋找創作的靈感。這兩位畫家都試圖描繪地球之外的外太空景象,然而,他們的作品有著明顯的不同,尤其體現在技法方面。劉國松往往通過鮮豔的色彩和硬邊的幾何圖形構成畫面,而梁藍波則專注於書法的用筆和水墨在宣紙上的肆意潑灑與自然流淌——強調水、墨和紙的隨機滲化。仔細觀察梁藍波的 《巔峰 I》(2015) 等作品的肌理和對邊緣線的處理就會發現,他的前輩所使用的硬邊和幾何色塊已經被潑濺、流動的水墨痕跡所替代,他那斑駁而充滿走勢的肌理和墨色變化飽含能量,光似乎從畫面的深處隱隱透出。 這兩位藝術家作品的另一個重要區別是視點的不同。梁藍波說,“劉國松作品的構圖更像是站在地球上向外太空張望,而我捕捉外太空的角度是近距離的、游移的、身處宇宙的,更像是來自於一個高速行進的宇宙飛船。”梁藍波把這種視點的異同歸結於現代科技的發展:“今天,我們對宇宙的認識已經發生了巨大的變化,我們不再以地球為中心去探索宇宙,而是用一種更為宏觀的方式去感悟我們所身處的銀河系,並可以通過電腦模擬的動畫影像去較為真切地體驗到宇宙、星球和新生命的誕生。而我在作品裏希望捕捉到的正是宇宙中星球碰撞所生發的巨大能量,那個新生命被創造的瞬間。” 為了表達這種超凡的能量,梁藍波創造了一系列獨特的水墨語言,在作品中表現出一種猶如受磁力所吸引的、帶方向性的水墨運動的姿態與走勢。他的構圖安排異常考究,在開始於大幅宣紙上進行創作之前,他已經有明確的草圖和意向,靈感往往來源於外太空的衛星圖片,但從草圖到最後完成的作品,有著很大程度的不可預見性。《墨象》中的每幅作品都是將宣紙鋪在地上,通過一系列的潑濺,讓水和墨在宣紙上碰撞,自然生發而成,其中既有揮灑、也有把控,需要藝術家憑直覺和修養引領水墨走向輝煌。整個創作過程必須一氣呵成,達到酣暢淋漓、氣脈不斷,這常常需要一整天持續不停地繪畫,直至作品完成。梁藍波說,“這些作品具有某種偶然性和隨機性,當我放棄對筆墨的絕對控制時,水和墨就會按自己的方式在宣紙上擴散、發展。”這個過程有點像科學家在實驗室裡的工作:首先,他們必須對所使用的工具和材料諳熟於心,操控自如;然而,有時又有意讓這些材料自然碰撞,隨機生發。這樣就有可能借助大自然的力量,創造出那種超乎人所能
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 013及的強大能量,成就一種更為偉大的新物種。梁藍波說,“我期望我的作品能達到的是一種超越人為的、似乎來自宇宙原初的妙趣天成。” 在人為與自然、黑墨與白紙、操控與隨機之間尋求某種平衡也是梁藍波《墨勢》系列的核心。在中國古代,書法比繪畫更早地被尊敬為純藝術,書和畫分享著同樣的工具材料和哲學思想,最好的藝術家往往在書法和繪畫雙方面都達到極高的造詣。三十多年來,梁藍波同時修煉著繪畫與書法,或許他更早因以老莊哲學語彙為文本的、帶有抽象性的狂草書法而著稱,但他最新的抽象書法繪畫系列《墨勢》則無疑是在早前作品基礎上的自然演進。這個系列的中、英文標題《墨勢》和Moving Marks 都分別揭示了作品的核心意義,這些畫作不在於強調漢字本身的意思,而更重視作品整體構成的能量運動。事實上,這個系列中出現的許多狂草作為文字常常難以辨認,但書法的獨特造型和筆觸卻蘊涵著更為重要的中國藝術和哲學的價值取向。“Moving Marks” 喚起了一種在創作過程中極為關鍵的筆勢運動,而“墨勢”則體現了筆墨的力量和氣勢,充分彰顯著藝術家於筆墨落紙時所產生出的生命運動和創造性能量。 與梁藍波早前的狂草書法系列的極簡背景不同,《墨勢》將書法的符號建構於與《墨象》系列相同的水墨空間之中。在《狂草》(2014)、《迴聲》(2014)等作品中,粗獷的、充滿張力的狂草筆觸與斑駁的墨痕形成強烈的對比,觀者在被帶入畫面所呈現的深邃空間的同時,也被紙面豐富的水墨肌理所吸引。顯然,在明亮的光暈與幽暗的墨色之間、在刻意的筆跡與隨意的潑灑之間,各種內在的矛盾在不斷的博弈中形成特有的平衡。可以說,正是這種相互抗衡的張力使得《墨勢》系列如此成功——富含張力的狂草在《墨象》的背景中被賦予了新的生命。 梁藍波的近作捨棄了繽紛的色彩以尋找某種更加純粹、更加微妙的原性力量——回歸到構成銀河系和開啟藝術心智的宇宙能量。一千多年前,張彥遠就在《歷代名畫記敘論•論畫體》中指出:“運墨而五色具,謂之得意。意在五色,則物象乖矣。”也就是說,如果一個畫家能夠通過水墨的層次暗示出豐富的色彩,我們說,他捕捉到了藝術的精神;但如果一個藝術家拘泥於真實地描繪物象表面的色彩,客觀事物的本質便背離而去。在這些“無色”的系列作品中,梁藍波專注的不僅僅是物象表面的美,而且是作品蘊含的內在觀念和“精神”。在早前的藝術生涯中,梁藍波曾經嘗試過多種藝術形式與媒材,包括書寫性的油畫、動畫影像裝置和舞蹈與投影的結合等等,而在《墨象》與《墨勢》中,梁藍波似乎又回到了他的起點,重拾伴隨他成長的水墨藝術。當然,這並非是簡單的回歸,而是走向成熟的標誌,它體現了一個藝術家對於創世精神和宇宙能量執著探索的心路歷程,是一個返璞歸真的昇華。 龐惠英時任美國加州聖地亞哥中國歷史博物館館長江濤為華南農業大學副教授,王彥霞為北京聯合大學教授 Lampo Leong: Supernova VI, Ink on paper, 180cm x 97cm (71” x 38”), 2017 | Supernova VI, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:天象 VI, 水墨紙本, 180cm x 97cm (71” x 38”), 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink014LAMPO LEONG: A ENERGIA DO UNIVERSOPor Tiffany BeresLampo Leong tem levado a cabo, nas últimas décadas, uma atividade altamente inovadora no domínio da pesquisa e desenvolvimento sobre as possibilidades criativas contemporâneas oferecidas pela tradição da pintura chinesa com tinta. A sua técnica artística abrange tanto a caligrafia tradicional, pela qual é bem conhecido, como trabalhos de elevado teor experimental, incluindo a pintura abstrata a óleo inspirada nos gestos da execução caligráfica. As suas duas séries de trabalhos mais recentes, Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta) e Moving Marks (Marcas em Movimento) demonstram o poder artístico revolucionário deste pintor ao redirecionar as técnicas da tradicional pintura chinesa com tinta para formas abstratas de cenários extraterrestres e trabalhos da caligrafia moderna. A pintura tradicional chinesa é orientada por um criticismo e um conhecimento altamente relevantes, ambos presentes nos mais recentes trabalhos de Leong, nomeadamente o mo fen wu se(墨分五色), literalmente “uma tinta envolve cinco cores”. O criador deste princípio foi o notável crítico de arte e historiador Zhang Yanyuan, da Dinastia Tang, cujo Registo de pintores famosos de todas as dinastias (Record of Faumous Painters of all Dynasties), compilado no ano 847, é um dos primeiros trabalhos conhecidos em todo o mundo sobre a história da pintura. Neste tratado, Zhang enfatiza que o “esbatimento da cor” da tinta é uma das maiores forças da pintura com tinta — não é o realismo colorido que se pretende, mas antes o yi ou “alma” da compreensão do artista acerca dos fenómenos do mundo. As monocromáticas pinturas com tinta das séries Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta) e Moving Marks (Marcas em Movimento), produzidas por Lampo Leong, realçam o permanente desejo do artista em representar as poderosas forças da Natureza numa linguagem absolutamente pessoal. Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta) é uma série desenvolvida como resposta a imagens e fotografias do Espaço. “Sou inspirado pelas imagens da NASA recolhidas pelo Hubble e por documentários do nascimento da nossa galáxia como Creation of the Universe (A Criação do Universo)”, afirma Leong. “Evocam as forças finais da Natureza que atuam na retaguarda do nosso planeta terrestre”. Inspirado pela colisão de corpos celestes e sóis que colapsam, Inkscapes (Evasões pela Tinta) de Leong evidencia a beleza majestosa e o mistério do cosmos através de evocativas representações em duas dimensões. Audaciosamente criados com ausência de cores, trabalhos abstratos como Inner Vision (Visão Interior) captam o olhar do observador pelo balanço colocado na intensidade claro/escuro. Neste trabalho, o contraste fundamental entre preto e branco representa a profundidade do Espaço, uma jornada através da galáxia que apreende a nossa visão. Na superfície do papel, Leong é capaz de capturar a explosão da energia — a viagem do artista ao cerne do entendimento sobre as forças que moldam o Universo. Lampo Leong captura a majestosa energia e os mistérios do Universo com quatro utensílios básicos: tinta, água, papel e pincel — os mesmos apetrechos e matérias que os mestres da pintura com tinta vêm usando há séculos. No campo temático, alguns destes trabalhos trazem-nos à memória outro grande pintor, Liu Guosong (26 de abril de 1932), o qual iniciou, na década de 1970, a Outer Space Series (Série Espaço Exterior), a primeira vez que um artista chinês olhou para o Espaço como fonte de inspiração. Os dois pintores retratam paisagens extraterrestres para além da escala humana; contudo, existe uma grande diferença nos trabalhos destes dois pintores com tinta, particularmente ao nível da técnica utilizada. Ao contrário de Liu, que recorre a estruturas gráficas feitas pelo homem — formas geométricas redondas e retilíneas, muitas vezes em cores brilhantes —, Leong foca a sua atenção em técnicas caligráficas e na forma como a tinta se estira e salpica na superfície da pintura — a interação orgânica entre água, tinta e papel. Quem quer que observe a textura de pinturas de Leong como Pinnacle I (Pináculo I) (2015) constata que as bordas duras do seu predecessor foram substituídas por salpicos e marcas fluidas de tinta. A superfície de tinta manchada e direcional de Leong é preenchida com energia e luminosidade que aparentam irradiar do interior do próprio papel. Outra diferença entre os dois artistas tem a ver com a ideia de perspetiva. De acordo com Leong, “As composições de Liu Guosong assemelham-se mais a espaços exteriores da Terra, mas a forma como eu capturo o espaço exterior apresenta uma perspetiva de transição entre a proximidade e o interior do Universo, como se este fosse observado a partir de uma nave espacial”. Leong atribui esta mudança na visão da perspetiva aos avanços técnicos contemporâneos: “Presentemente, nós compreendemos o Universo de uma maneira muito distinta, porque somos capazes de explorar o próprio Espaço e experienciar o nascimento de novos planetas.
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 015Eu pretendo capturar a energia expansível salpicando deste fenómeno cósmico. Eu pretendo capturar esse momento único de criação”. Para exprimir esta energia sobrenatural, Leong inventou um processo distinto de pintura com tinta que captura o movimento direcional dos salpicos de tinta, como se este fosse atraído por forças magnéticas. Leong é muito específico acerca das suas técnicas de controlo e composição: antes de começar a pintar, o artista já é movido por uma intenção — cria um esboço baseado em imagens do Espaço capturadas por satélites e vislumbra mentalmente a localização dos contrastes entre claro e escuro. Contudo, do esboço à realização final vai um amplo grau de imprevisibilidade. Pintado no chão, cada trabalho de Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta) é criado com recurso a uma série de tratamentos de salpicos de tinta e aplicação de água, cada um deles requerendo um diferente grau de gradação de tinta ou um diferente ângulo de aplicação. À medida que Leong pinta, recorre à sua intuição artística, respondendo aos salpicos e ao espraiar da tinta, ao seu grau de humidade e ao poder de absorção do papel. O processo completo de pintura é contínuo, sem interrupção, para manter, no papel, o Qi, ou corrente de energia, e um dia inteiro pode ser necessário para finalizar um único trabalho. Segundo Leong, “Acontece uma espécie de qualidade acidental nestes trabalhos. Quando me liberto do controlo completo que exerço sobre as minhas pinceladas, a água e a tinta trabalham por elas próprias ao espraiarem-se, interagindo e desdobrando-se no papel”. Como um alquimista no seu laboratório, acontece uma certa perícia e entendimento do artista acerca do uso dos seus apetrechos e matérias de trabalho, apesar de ocorrer um número infinito de variações que podem afetar o resultado final. É nestas variações que é adicionada a qualidade orgânica das pinturas, afirma Leong. “Quero captar o sentimento que transmita que estes trabalhos não são pintados exclusivamente pela mão humana, mas antes algo criado pela Natureza, algo primordial, que emerge das origens do Universo”. Esta interação equilibrada entre o toque humano e a própria Natureza, a tinta preta e o papel branco, o controlo e a imprevisibilidade, é também o coração da série Moving Marks (Marcas em Movimento) de Leong. Na China ancestral, a caligrafia já era reverenciada como arte delicada muito antes da pintura. Os melhores artistas eram peritos tanto na arte da escrita como na arte da pintura, dado que partilham os mesmos apetrechos e filosofia. Leong, que tem praticado simultaneamente pintura e caligrafia ao longo de três décadas, é talvez mais conhecido pelo “estilo cursivo bravio” dos seus trabalhos de caligrafia abstrata que recorre a textos e frases de filósofos chineses, caso de Laozi. A última série de pinturas caligráficas abstratas de Leong, Moving Marks (Marcas em Movimento), evidencia a progressão natural que partiu dos seus trabalhos antecedentes. O título da série é particularmente relevante porque a ênfase das suas pinturas é menos ligada aos caracteres chineses, e mais à energia e sentimento da composição como um todo. De facto, muitos dos trabalhos da série são ilegíveis como caracteres, e as marcas caligráficas apenas funcionaram como ponto de partida para inspirarem o artista. Em inglês (e em português), as palavras “moving marks” (marcas em movimento) evocam o sentimento da dinâmica gestual tão essencial para a criação deste tipo de pinturas. Em chinês, 墨 (mò) significa tinta e 勢 (shì) quer dizer poder ou impulso (momentum), um título sugestivo para expressar a energia criativa do artista no momento em que aplica a tinta sobre a superfície do papel. Ao contrário da prévia série caligráfica de Leong, que evidencia um pano de fundo minimalista, por vezes vazio, Moving Marks (Marcas em Movimento) é caraterizada pelas suas marcas caligráficas emolduradas no Espaço, um Espaço criado pela mesma técnica de tinta da série Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta). Em trabalhos como Cursive (Cursivo) (2014) ou Resonance (Ressonância) (2014), existe um acentuado contraste entre o negrito (bold), os poderosos avivamentos caligráficos e os panos de fundo manchados com tinta. O observador é atraído para a profundeza do Espaço pintado, ao mesmo tempo que viaja pela superfície com todas as suas ricas texturas. Existe uma relação entre espaços claros e escuros, as pronunciadas marcas do pincel e os salpicos aparentemente espontâneos — uma espécie de harmonia no cerne dessas contradições internas. E é precisamente esta tensão que faz de Moving Marks (Marcas em Movimento) uma série sucesso — é aqui que a beleza dos golpes caligráficos encontra uma nova vida, tendo Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta) como pano de fundo. Os recentes trabalhos de Lampo Leong eliminam a cor em busca de algo mais puro e refinado – um retorno à energia universal que compõe a nossa galáxia e gera o impulso artístico. Há cerca de um século, Zhang Yanyuan escreveu: “Se ao usar a tinta, um pintor consegue aludir às cinco cores, pode dizer-se que ele captou a mente. Mas se a mente do artista se fixa apenas nas cores reais, a essência de todas as coisas escapa-lhe”. Com a sua última série “descolorida”, Leong ajusta o foco do seu trabalho não unicamente na beleza estética primitiva, mas sim na “mente”, o interior do próprio significado conceptual. Previamente, no decurso da carreira de Leong, o artista explorou o potencial caligráfico da pintura a óleo, a montagem de vídeo animado, a dança com projeção de vídeo e outros media. Com Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta) e Moving Marks (Marcas em Movimento), Leong fecha o círculo ao retornar ao seu ponto de partida, colocando o foco na arte com a qual cresceu — a pintura com tinta. Por seu lado, estas series são também histórias originais: uma exploração inspirada do potencial da criação e um fascínio pela energia que une tudo no nosso Universo. Tiffany Beres é Historiadora de Arte Asiática e antiga Diretora Executiva do Museu Histórico Chinês de San Diego, California, EUATradução portuguesa de Carlos Filipe Guimarães Figueiredo
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink016LAMPO LEONG: THE ENERGY OF THE UNIVERSE By Tiffany BeresLampo Leong has, over the past decades, been highly active in researching and developing the immense contemporary creative possibilities of the Chinese ink painting tradition. His artistic practice embraces both traditional calligraphy, for which he is well known, as well as highly experimental works, including abstract oil painting based on calligraphic gesture. His two recent series, Inkscape and Moving Marks demonstrate the power of the artist’s revolutionary redirection of traditional Chinese ink painting techniques into abstracted extraterrestrial landscape forms and modern calligraphic works. There is a principle in traditional Chinese painting criticism and connoisseurship that is highly relevant in Leong’s latest works, namely that of mo fen wu se(墨分五色), literally “one ink encompasses five colors.” The inventor of this principle was the great Tang dynasty art critic and historian Zhang Yanyuan, whose Record of Famous Painters of all Dynasties, compiled in 847 A.D., constitutes one of the ear- liest known histories of painting in the world. In this treatise, Zhang emphasizes that ink’s “colorlessness” is one of ink painting’s greatest strengths—it is not colorful realism that is desired, but rather the yi or “mind,” the artist’s comprehension of the phenomenal world. Leong’s monochromatic ink painting series Inkscape and Moving Marks highlight the artist’s ongoing desire to represent the mighty forces of nature in a language all his own. Inkscape is a series that developed as a response to images and photographs of outer space. “I am inspired by Hubble images from NASA and documentaries on the birth of our galaxy such as the Creation of the Universe,” Leong affirms. “They evoke the ultimate force of nature beyond our terrestrial planet.” Inspired by colliding celestial bodies and collapsing suns, Leong’s Inkscapes bring the majestic beauty and mystery of the cosmos into an evocative two-dimensional representation. Boldly created without color, abstract works like Inner Vision draw the viewer’s eye because of their intense dark/light balance. Here the fundamental contrast between black and white represent the depth of space, a visually arresting journey across the galaxy. On the surface of the paper Leong is able to capture an explosion of energy—the artist’s journey into under-standing of the forces that shape our universe. Lampo Leong captures the great energy and mystery of the universe with four simple tools: ink, water, paper, and brush—the same tools that ink painting masters have been using for centuries. Thematically, some of these works bring to mind another great ink painter, Liu Guosong (b. 1932), who, in the 1970s began his Outer Space Series, the first time a Chinese artist has looked to outer space for inspiration. Both painters depict extraterrestrial landscapes beyond human scale; however, there is a great difference in these two ink painters’ works, particularly in terms of technique. Unlike Liu who utilizes man-made, graphic structures—geometric round and rectilinear shapes, often in bright colors, Leong focuses on calligraphic technique and the way that ink runs and splashes on the painting surface—the organic interaction of water, ink and paper. One only has to look at the texture of Leong’s paintings such as Pinnacle I to see that the hard edges of his predecessor have been replaced by splashed and flowing ink marks. Leong’s dappled and directional ink surface is filled with energy and light that seemingly radiate from within the paper. Another difference between these two artists is that of perspective. According to Leong, “Liu Guosong’s compositions are more like looking at the outer space from the earth, but the way I capture outer space is from a perspective that is shifting, up-close and within the universe, as if from a flying spaceship.” Leong attributes this change in perspective to our modern day technological advances: “We understand the universe very differently today because we are able to explore the outer space and experience the birth of new planets. I want to capture the expanding energy splashing from these cosmic phenomena. I want to capture that very moment of creation.” To express this otherworldly energy, Leong has invented a distinctive ink painting process that captures directional movement of ink splashes as if pulled by magnetic forces. Leong
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 017is very particular about his composition and control: before he begins to paint, Leong has an intention—he creates a sketch based on satellite images of outer space and envisions the placement of dark and light in his mind. From sketch to final creation, however, there is a large degree of unpredictability. Painted on the floor, each Inkscape work is created in a series of washes and splashed ink treatments, each treatment requiring a different gradation of ink or requiring a different angle for application. As Leong paints, he must use his artistic intuition, responding to the flow and spatters of ink, the wetness and absorbency of the paper. The entire painting process is continuous without interruption to maintain the Qi, or flow of energy, on the paper, and an entire day may be needed to complete a single work. According to Leong, “There is a kind of serendipitous quality to these works. When I let go of complete control over my brush marks, the water and ink work by themselves to spread, interacting and developing on paper.” Like a chemist in his lab, there is certain mastery and understanding that the artist has over his tools as he applies them, yet there are an infinite number of variations that can affect the final outcome. It is these variations that add to the organic quality of the paintings, says Leong. “I want to capture the feeling that these works are not something painted by human hand, but rather something created by nature, something primordial, which came from the origins of the universe.” This balancing act between human touch and nature, black ink and white paper, control and unpredictability, is also at the heart of Leong’s Moving Marks series. In ancient China, calligraphy was revered as fine art long before painting. The best artists were skilled in both the art of writing and the art of painting since each shares the same tools and philosophy. Leong, who has been simultaneously practicing painting and calligraphy for over three decades, is perhaps best known for his “wild cursive style” of abstract calligraphy works that draw upon texts and phrases from Chinese philosophers, such as Laozi. Leong’s latest series of abstract calligraphic paintings, Moving Marks, are a natural progression on previous works. The series title is particularly relevant because the emphasis of these paintings is less on the meaning of the Chinese characters, and more on the energy and feeling of the composition as a whole. In fact, many of the works in the series are illegible as characters, and the calligraphic marks are simply meant to inspire. In English, the words “moving marks” evoke the feeling of motion and gesticulation so essential in creating these paintings. In Chinese, 墨 (mò) means ink and 勢 (shì) means power or momentum, a title which also suggests the artist’s creative energy as he applies ink to the paper surface. Unlike Leong’s previous calligraphic series that have a minimalistic, sometimes empty, background, Moving Marks is characterized by its calligraphic marks framed in space, a space created by the same ink technique as his Inkscape series. In works like Cursive or Resonance, there is a great contrast between the bold, powerful calligraphic stokes and the mottled inky backdrop. The viewer is pulled into the depth of the painted space, while simultaneously drawn to the surface with all the rich ink textures. There is a relationship between the dark and light spaces, the pronounced brush marks and seemingly spontaneous splashes—a kind of harmony within these internal contradictions. It is this tension that makes the Moving Marks series so successful—here the beauty of the calligraphic stroke finds new life in an Inkscape background. Lampo Leong’s recent works eliminate color in the search for something more pure and refined—a return to the universal energy that composes our galaxy and engenders the artistic impulse. Over a century ago, Zhang Yanyuan wrote, “If by using ink, a painter can allude to the five colors, we say that he has grasped the mind. But if the artist’s mind is fixed on true colors, the essence of all things escapes him.” With his latest “colorless” series, Leong refocuses his work, not just on primal aesthetic beauty, but on the “mind”, the conceptual meaning within. Previously, in the course of Leong’s career, the artist has explored the calligraphic potential of oil painting, video animation installation, dance with video projection, and other media. With Inkscape and Moving Marks, Leong returns full circle to his beginnings, focusing on the art that he grew up with—ink painting. On their own, these series are original stories too: they are an inspired exploration of the potential of creation and a fascination with the energy that unites everything in our universe. Tiffany Beres is an Asian Art Historian and former Executive Director of The San Diego Chinese Historical Museum, USALampo Leong: Cursive, Ink on paper, 47cm x 64cm (18.5” x 25”), 2015 | 梁藍波:狂草
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink018超以象外,得其環中徐修玲繼《雲.山.夢》、《歲月.遐想》和《聚合大系》等系列作品之後,梁藍波把近年的水墨系列命名為《墨象》, 英文名為“Inkscape”。“-scape”作為後綴表示一種景象,與“ink”結合所展現的是一種三維的景觀、一個水墨交融的世界。就中文“墨象”來說,“象”的涵義展現了中國漢語文化的博大精深,除了表示一個物種,更多的是指自然物象,象徵了宇宙萬物,是人對時空、宇宙、自然的總體認識。魏晉以來, “象”常與“意”結合,發展成“意象”這種中國傳統的美學思想。而“墨象”不僅是藝術家所要傳達的一種水墨美學,更是藝術家內心的一種水墨景觀。 回顧梁藍波三十多年來的藝術創作,其發展有著清晰的脈絡:從早期的具象到隨後的表現,再從半抽象發展到今天的全抽象,這是一個合乎邏輯的線性演進過程。總的來說,這是一個去繁入簡、不斷凝練的過程,僅就系列作品的名稱就可以看出端倪。如果說,早期的《雲.山.夢》、《歲月.遐想》多少保留著與自然物象的直接聯繫,那麼,現在的《墨象》則去除了文字所帶來的特定情緒和局限,留下的是對作品本身的默想與期待。從作品的表現語言上看,早期到現在的變化不僅是形象的不斷抽離,也是色彩的逐漸純粹,剩下的只有水和墨的碰撞與交織。老子說“五色使人目盲”,孔子說“素以為絢”,對彩色的摒棄,在一定意義上即是清除了對作品觀照的視覺障礙,以便更好地回到藝術的精神性本身。 實際上,筆者初見《墨象》系列作品時便驚嘆於這些作品所呈現的教養,更難以想像一個藝術家該有怎樣的教養才能創作出這樣的作品,因為這不僅是筆墨技藝的成熟和對材料的特殊感覺,還包含有豐厚的人文素養。應該說,梁藍波早年對水墨畫和書法的學習給了他繪畫技術和深厚中國傳統文化的底蘊,之後這麼多年他一直在美國學習和工作,涉獵油畫和多媒體藝術,滋養著一種跨越中西方的藝術與人文情懷,這使得梁藍波能夠在中西方各種媒材的駕馭上都得心應手、游刃有餘; 更重要的是,當他以西方的現代藝術理念反觀中國藝術的內在精神,回歸水墨創作時更能融貫中西、揉合古今,既有東方精神的感性直覺,又有西方觀念的理性結構,在以水墨媒材來表達當下生存體驗和生命景觀時能夠尋找到一種既傳統又現代、亦中亦西的獨特藝術語言。 作品的構成圖式是體現作品時代性和個人特色的重要因素之一,而梁藍波《墨象》系列的圖式常常提示著一種對觀看行為本身的思考。他的不少作品都主要是基於圓形、橢圓形和菱形來展開,如在《心象》這個丈二畫幅中,他塑造了一個圓形和一個橢圓形,中間的圓形有著較為清晰的輪廓,而橢圓形的邊界就比較模糊,它們共用一個圓心。這個通過抽象幾何圖形組合而成的圖式似乎向我們展示了一隻巨大的眼睛,當我們在觀看這件作品時就像在和一隻眼睛對視,並在這對視的過程中產生出一種莫名的、難以言說的情感——我們到底是一個觀者還是被觀者?到底誰才是觀看的主體?作品瞬時就把觀者引入到一種對自我的審視和心靈的觀照之中。其它作品如 《圓融》、《龍.鳳》等都有一種類似的視覺效果。而作品 《狂草》、《善應》等則是由幾個同心菱形所構成,雖是菱形,卻因水墨的濃淡滲化,邊界的清晰與模糊等變化,造成的仍然是一種對視覺觀看行為本身的提示。藝術家通過對水墨乾濕濃淡滲化的把握,使這些圓形、橢圓形、菱形層層推進,在虛虛實實的幾何框架中不斷游移變幻,形成一種畫中畫、屏中屏,空間自由生發的幻象,在畫面有限的尺幅中,展現出畫外的無限空間。 “邊緣化構圖”也是梁藍波這一系列作品構成圖式的一個重要特點。在“邊緣化構圖”裡,畫中的主要圖像往往被放置到畫面的邊緣,有時甚至超出畫外,被畫的邊框所裁切。這顯然不是水墨畫的一種常規構圖方式,而是梁藍波對傳統構圖的大膽突破。如《圓融》、《噴薄》、《和光》等作品,畫面呈現的“圓形”就都被極端地放大,一側觸及畫面的邊緣,而另一側則擴展到畫外。還有一些作品中的幾何圖形被高度裁切,甚至只顯示出圖形中某一角的輪廓。這種邊緣化構圖使圖形成為某種局部或片段,塑造出的就不僅僅是“形”,也是“象”。這種構圖方式一方面強化了畫面的視覺衝擊力和現代感,帶給觀者強—— 梁藍波《墨象》系列研究
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 019烈的心理感受和触動;另一方面也充分調動了觀者對繪畫審美的參與,引導觀者通過自身的視覺經驗去補充或拓展畫面圖形所缺失的部分。 如果說,梁藍波在其作品中一貫強調筆墨的韻味和對光感的表現,那麼,其《墨象》系列則是將這種表達推向了極致。在這一系列作品中,他不僅在圖式上突破傳統,還在筆墨語言上進行了大膽的探索,形成了一種前所未見的獨特手法:透過水墨的不斷揮灑碰撞、穿梭交織,產生出爆發式的筆墨勢態、激情幻變的水墨韻致和大氣磅礴的畫面構成。作品裡,爆發性的(或猶如被磁力所吸引的)墨點密密麻麻——或集聚,或散亂,或離心,或向心,或堆積,或流淌,這些數以萬計的筆點、墨陣如排山倒海,在畫面上瀰漫著、運動著,恍若地下的岩漿,猶如顯微鏡下的細胞,更像浩瀚的宇宙,又似無邊黑夜的點點繁星……處處呈現出強盛的生命張力。由於墨點的干濕濃淡變化和疏密佈局,畫面產生出豐厚的層次和漸變的明暗關係,一種光暈由畫的中心向四周逐漸擴散,正如梁藍波自己所描述的那樣,“既形若運行於太空的星雲,又如同噴薄而出的光能”,光感被強化在畫面的中心,犹如從畫面的深處向畫外噴射而出,而四周漸濃的墨點則朝著光源奔湧。在這樣一種妙趣天成、水墨交融的世界裡,很難想像藝術家在技術上是如何實現對筆墨和圖式的把控的。但可以肯定,如果沒有對水墨媒材的深刻理解和嫻熟的把握是做不到的。梁藍波在用水墨塑造出特有形象的同時,更彰顯著水墨本身無以復加的美感,他通過獨特的繪畫語言和手法成功地跨越了傳統水墨的界限,展現出一個屬於他個人、也屬於這個時代的當代水墨景觀。 將狂草書法介入繪畫是梁藍波“墨象”展覽中《墨勢》系列作品的一個重要表現形式,如作品《愛心》、《飛.舞》、 《動勢》和《筆勢》等。應該說,將狂草書法入畫不是梁藍波第一次使用的創作方式,這一方式在他過去的《青銅時代》、《墨舞》和《聚合大系》等系列作品中都曾多次出現,只是在早期的作品中,狂草書法的形態被保留得較為完整。但近期的《墨勢》系列作品則對書法的形態做了更多的取捨,有時僅僅截取狂草書法的某些局部線條和框架,而不是完整的漢字,儘管所書寫的筆觸還基本符合狂草書法的結構特徵。這一做法既拆解了文字的可識別性,讓書法從文學表達中解脫出來,但又保留著其筆劃與漢字書法的親緣關係,超越那種抽象表現主義式的隨性塗抹,而通過與種族文化的牽扯將作品帶入後現代的表達。梁藍波在繪畫中強化了書法的筆勢,增強了筆觸的速度感、力量感和乾濕對比,並利用狂草書法線條的縱橫交錯和黑白空間的對比關係,使圖像看似隨意自由的組合,卻又處處彰顯著書法的高度,呈現出的是漢字間架結構本身的抽象美。這些似是而非的漢字和充滿爆發力的神秘圖像有效地引領著觀者去解讀圖形的含意,進入一種對哲學和文化的深層思考。在其中一部分作品裡,梁藍波又將這些錯綜交迭的狂草筆觸揉合到上文所提及的抽象幾何水墨圖形之中。在某種意義上,他是把書法圖像進行了再次的否定與破壞,卻通過這種圖形和空間的多重交疊和複雜幻化,讓畫面產生出更多的抽象性和神秘氣息。實際上,借助與文學意義無關的文字來表達思想是觀念藝術的重要表現方法之一,梁藍波的這些作品顯然帶有相應的觀念,這些觀念也許是藝術家對文化的理解,也許是藝術家對觀眾的一種期待,當然,每一個觀眾都可以根據自己的經驗從這些抽象圖形中解讀出某種中國文化和美學的基因密碼。 爆發性視覺張力是梁藍波的作品所一貫呈現的精神特質和美學表現,而爆發性視覺張力在其《墨象》系列作品中表現得尤為明顯和強烈。應該說,梁藍波對繪畫圖式與爆發性視覺張力的對應關係問題有著長期和深入的研究,他不但在繪畫實踐上進行探索,而且還從理論的高度進行深入的研究,完成了一部十多萬字的形式派美學研究的理論專著。無疑,這些理論研究使他在進行藝術創作時對筆墨和畫面構成的考究,以及處理畫面構成圖式與作品精神性表現的內在聯繫等方面提供了強有力的理論支撐。 從作品圖式的探索到繪畫語言的更新,梁藍波作品的創新性並非局限於當代的視覺景觀的營造,還通過融貫古今中西文化和藝術的開放心態與品味,傳遞出一種普世的、自由的、國際性的水墨精神,這是梁藍波所呈現出的境界和修為,也最終成就了其《墨象》系列作品的整體面貌,所謂“超以象外,得其環中”正是此意。 當下,學界對水墨畫的問題爭論不斷,尤其在對其概念的探討上——新水墨、當代水墨、實驗水墨、觀念水墨、抽象水墨等等,關於水墨的新概念層出不窮。在這裏,我不想給梁藍波的作品簡單地貼上標簽,因為標簽一貼就會被歸入某一個框架之中,給超越造成困難。事實上,梁藍波在借助了西方現代藝術的抽象幾何構架去強化水墨作品的視覺沖擊力、延展傳統水墨語匯的同時,又推進了水墨藝術向抽象性和後現代性的演化,這不是哪一個框架所能涵蓋和界定的,這是鑒於水墨媒介和水墨文化所做出的可貴探索,是在國際水墨藝術領域開拓出的一片新天地,符合水墨藝術演進發展的應有方向和態勢。相信憑著他的膽識、修養和筆墨底蘊,梁藍波將會帶給我們更多的傑作和驚喜。我們翹首以待。 徐修玲現任中國常州江蘇理工學院美術史論副教授
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink020INKSCAPE墨象
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 021Lampo Leong: Soundscape I, Ink on paper, 93cm x 140 cm (36.5” x 55”), 2017 | Soundscape I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:音象 I, 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink022Lampo Leong: Soundscape II, Ink on paper, 95cm x 144 cm (37.25” x 56.5”), 2020 | Soundscape II, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:音象 II, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 023Lampo Leong: Soundscape V, Ink on paper, 95cm x 143.5 cm (37.25” x 56.5”), 2020 | Soundscape V, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:音象 V, 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink024Lampo Leong: Soundscape III, Ink on paper, 95cm x 141 cm (37.25” x 55.5”), 2017 | Soundscape III | 梁藍波:音象 III, 水墨紙本, 2017Opposite page: Lampo Leong: Pixelscape I (Detail), Ink on paper, 95cm x 145 cm (37.25” x 57”), 2017 | 梁藍波:像素 I (局部), 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink026Lampo Leong: Pixelscape I, Ink on paper, 95cm x 145 cm (37.25” x 57”), 2017 | Pixelscape I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:像素 I, 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 027Lampo Leong: Pixelscape II, Ink on paper, 95cm x 144 cm (37.25” x 56.75”), 2020 | Pixelscape II, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:像素 II, 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink028Lampo Leong: Homage to Rothko II, Ink on paper, 179cm x 95cm (70” x 37”), 2017 | Homenagem a Rothko II, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:向羅斯科致敬 II, 水墨紙本, 2017, 佳士得中國當代水墨Opposite page: Lampo Leong: Emanation XXV (Detail), Ink on paper, 150cm x 81cm (59” x 32”), 2016 | Emanação XXV (Detalhe), Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:噴薄 XXV (局部), 水墨紙本, 2016
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Lampo Leong: Homage to Rothko I, Ink on paper, 150cm x 81cm (59” x 32”), 2016 | Homenagem a Rothko I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:向羅斯科致敬 I, 水墨紙本, 2016
Lampo Leong: Homage to Rothko III, Ink on paper, 170cm x 84cm (66.75” x 33”), 2017 | Homenagem a Rothko III, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:向羅斯科致敬 III, 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink032Lampo Leong: Homage to Rothko VIII, Ink on paper, 154cm x 83.5cm (60.5” x 32.75”), 2019 | Homenagem a Rothko VIII, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:向羅斯科致敬 VIII, 水墨紙本, 2019
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 033Lampo Leong: Homage to Rothko VI, Ink on paper, 153cm x 84cm (60.25” x 33”), 2017 | Homenagem a Rothko VI, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:向羅斯科致敬 VI, 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: Homage to Rothko IX, Ink on paper, 154.3cm x 84cm (60.75” x 33.125”), 2017, Detail on opposite page | Homenagem a Rothko IX | 梁藍波:向羅斯科致敬 IX, 水墨紙本, 左頁為局部
Lampo Leong: Homage to Rothko V, Ink on paper, 176cm x 94cm (69.5” x 37”), 2017 | Homenagem a Rothko V, Tinta sobre papel, 2017 | 梁藍波:向羅斯科致敬 V, 水墨紙本, 176cm x 94cm, 2017
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 037Lampo Leong: Emanation IX, Ink on paper, 83.5cm x 150cm (33” x 59”), 2016 | Emanação IX, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:和光 IX, 水墨紙本, 2016
Lampo Leong: Rising Moon II, Ink on paper, 175cm x 95cm (68.75” x 37”), 2017 | Lua Crescente II, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:月出驚山鳥 II, 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: Rising Moon, Ink on paper, 175cm x 94cm (68.75” x 37”), 2019 | Lua Crescente, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:月出驚山鳥, 水墨紙本, 2019, 中國第十三屆全國美術作品展覽
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink040Lampo Leong: Rising Moon I, Ink on paper, 175cm x 95cm (68.75” x 37”), 2019 | Lua Crescente I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:月出驚山鳥 I, 水墨紙本, 175cm x 95cm, 2019
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 041Lampo Leong: Rising Moon III, Ink on paper, 175cm x 95cm (68.75” x 37”), 2019 | Lua Crescente III, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:月出驚山鳥 III, 水墨紙本, 175cm x 95cm, 2019
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink042Lampo Leong: Rising Moon VI, Ink on paper, 175cm x 95cm (68.75” x 37”), 2019 | Lua Crescente VI, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:月出驚山鳥 VI, 水墨紙本, 175cm x 95cm, 2019
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 043Lampo Leong: Rising Moon VII, Ink on paper, 175cm x 95cm (68.75” x 37”), 2020 | Lua Crescente VII, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:月出驚山鳥 VII, 水墨紙本, 175cm x 95cm, 2020
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink044Lampo Leong: Emanation XIX, Ink on paper, 152cm x 84cm (60” x 33”), 2016 | Emanação XIX, Tinta sobre papel, 152cm x 84cm, 2016 | 梁藍波:和光 XIX, 水墨紙本, 152cm x 84cm, 2016
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 045Lampo Leong: Emanation XXI, Ink on paper, 155cm x 84cm (61” x 33”), 2016 | Emanação XXI, Tinta sobre papel, 155cm x 84cm, 2016 | 梁藍波:圓融 XXI, 水墨紙本, 155cm x 84cm, 2016, 佳士得展
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink046Lampo Leong: Emanation XII, Ink on paper, 103.5cm x 141cm (40.75” x 55.5”), 2016 | Emanação XII, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:噴薄 XII, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 047Lampo Leong: Supernova VII, Ink on paper, 180cm x 97cm (71” x 38”), 2017 | Supernova VII, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:天象 VII, 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink048Lampo Leong: Supernova VIII, Ink on paper, 180cm x 97cm (71” x 38”), 2017 | Supernova VIII, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:天象 VIII, 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 049Lampo Leong: Supernova X, Ink on paper, 44 cm x 54.5 cm (17.25” x 21.5”), 2017 | Supernova X | 梁藍波:天象 X, 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink050Lampo Leong: Emanation V, Ink on paper, 151cm x 81cm (59.5” x 32”), 2016 | Emanação V, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:和光 V, 水墨紙本, 2016
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 051Lampo Leong: Emanation I, Ink on paper, 151cm x 81cm (59.5” x 32”), 2016 | Emanação I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:和光 I, 水墨紙本, 2016
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink052Lampo Leong: Supernova I, Ink on paper, 180cm x 97cm (71” x 38”), 2017 | Supernova I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:天象 I, 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 053Lampo Leong: Inner Vision, Ink on paper, 144cm x 255cm (56” x 100”), 2014 | Visão Interior, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:心象, 水墨紙本, 2014
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink054Lampo Leong: Emanation XXIII (Detail), Ink on paper, 151cm x 84cm (59.5” x 33”), 2016 | Emanação XXIII (Detalhe), Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:噴薄 XXIII (局部), 水墨紙本, 2016
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 055Lampo Leong: Emanation XVI (Detail), Ink on paper, 145cm x 89cm (57” x 35”), 2015 | Emanação XVI (Detalhe), Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:圓融 XVI (局部), 水墨紙本, 2015
Lampo Leong: Supernova XIX, Ink on paper, 152.5cm x 84cm (60” x 33”), 2017 | Supernova XIX, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:天象 XIX, 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: Supernova XIII, Ink on paper, 154.5cm x 83.8cm (61” x 33”), 2017 | Supernova XIII, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:天象 XIII, 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink058Lampo Leong: Elation I (Detail), Ink on paper, 144cm x 89.5cm (56.75” x 35.25”), 2016 | Exaltação I (Detalhe), Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:激蕩 I (局部), 水墨紙本, 2016
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 059Lampo Leong: Emanation XVIII (Detail), Ink on paper, 151cm x 84cm (60” x 33”), 2016 | Emanação XVIII (Detalhe), Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:噴薄 XVIII (局部), 水墨紙本, 2016
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink060Lampo Leong: Supernova II (Detail), Ink on paper, 180cm x 97cm (71” x 38”), 2017 | Supernova II (Detalhe), Tinta sobre papel, 180cm x 97cm, 2017 | 梁藍波:天象 II (局部), 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 061Lampo Leong: Supernova III, Ink on paper, 180cm x 97cm (71” x 38”), 2017, Christie’s Chinese Contemporary Ink | Supernova III, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:天象 III, 水墨紙本, 佳士得中國當代水墨
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink062Lampo Leong: Starscape I (Detail), Ink on paper, 147cm x 80cm (58” x 31.5”), 2014 | 梁藍波:星象 I (局部)
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 063Lampo Leong: Emanation II (Detail), Ink on paper, 151cm x 81cm (59.5” x 32”), 2014 | 梁藍波:噴薄 II (局部)
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink064Lampo Leong: Inkscape II (Detail), Ink on paper, 152.3cm x 83.5cm (60” x 32.875”), 2017 | Inkscape II (Detalhe), Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:墨象 II (局部), 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: Inkscape I, Ink on paper, 152.7cm x 83.7cm (60” x 32.875”), 2017 | Inkscape I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:墨象 I, 水墨紙本, 2017
Lampo Leong: Pinnacle I, Ink on paper, 151cm x 81cm (59.5” x 32”), 2015 | Pináculo I, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:巔峰 I, 水墨紙本, 2015
Lampo Leong: Inkscape III, Ink on paper, 153.5cm x 84cm (60.5” x 33”), 2017 | Inkscape III, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:墨象 III, 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink068動勢MOVING MARKS
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 069Opposite page: Lampo Leong: Qi, Ink on paper, 67.5cm x 50cm (26.5” x 19.75”), 2014 | Qi, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:氣韻, 水墨紙本, 2014Lampo Leong: Benevolence I, Ink on paper, 67.5cm x 138cm (26.5” x 54.5”), 2017 | Benevolência I | 梁藍波:愛心 II, 水墨紙本, 2017
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink070Lampo Leong: Cursive II, Ink on paper, 44 cm x 54.5 cm (17.25” x 21.5”), 2015 | Cursivo II, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:狂草 II, 水墨紙本, 2015
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 071Lampo Leong: Admiration, Ink on paper, 47cm x 37cm (18.5” x 14.5”), 2013 | Admiração, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:懷古, 水墨紙本, 2013
Lampo Leong: Virtue V (Detail), Ink on paper, 67cm x 121cm (26.5” x 47.5”), 2017 | Virtude V (Detalhe) | 梁藍波:上德 V (局部)
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink074Lampo Leong: Dragon.Phoenix (Diptych), Ink on paper, 138cm x 138cm (54.5” x 54.5”), 2019 | Dragão.Fênix (Díptico), Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波: 龍.鳳(兩聯), 水墨紙本, 2019Lampo Leong: Resonance, Ink on paper, 138cm x 68cm (54.25” x 26.75”), 2014 | Ressonância, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:回聲, 水墨紙本, 2014
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 075
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink076勢象MARKS
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 077Lampo Leong: Marks No.25 (Detail), Ink on paper, 63cm x 84cm (24.75” x 33”), 2019 | Marcas No.25 | 梁藍波:勢象 No.25 (局部), 水墨紙本 Marks No.77, Ink on paper, 91cm x 123cm (35.75” x 48.5”), 2020 | 勢象 No.77
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink078Lampo Leong: Marks No.26, Ink on paper, 67.5cm x 90cm (26.5” x 35.5”), 2019 | Marcas No.26, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.26, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 079Lampo Leong: Marks No.72, Ink on paper, 61cm x 82cm (24” x 32.25”), 2020 | Marcas No.72, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.72, 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink080Lampo Leong: Marks No.39, Ink on paper, 62cm x 89cm (24.25” x 35”), 2019 | Marcas No.39, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.39, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 081Lampo Leong: Marks No.53, Ink on paper, 67cm x 94cm (26.25” x 37”), 2019 | Marcas No.53, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.53, 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink082Lampo Leong: Marks No.52, Ink on paper, 77cm x 106cm (30.25” x 41.75”), 2019 | Marcas No.52, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.52, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 083Lampo Leong: Marks No.51, Ink on paper, 61cm x 82cm (24” x 32.25”), 2019 | Marcas No.51, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.51, 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink084Lampo Leong: Marks No.79, Ink on paper, 95cm x 123cm (37.5” x 48.5”), 2020 | Marcas No.79, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.79, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 085Lampo Leong: Marks No.80, Ink on paper, 81.5cm x 109.5cm (32” x 43”), 2020 | Marcas No.80, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.80, 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink086
Lampo Leong: Marks No.49, Ink on paper, 88cm x 124cm (34.5” x 49”), 2020 | Marcas No.49, Tinta sobre papel, 88cm x 124cm | 梁藍波:勢象 No.49, 水墨紙本, 2020
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink088Lampo Leong: Marks No.73, Ink on paper, 57cm x 92cm (22.5” x 36.25”), 2020 | Marcas No.73, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.73, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 089Lampo Leong: Marks No.41(Detail), Ink on paper, 62cm x 108cm (24.25” x 42.5”), 2019 | Marcas No.41(Detalhe) | 梁藍波:勢象 No.41 (局部), 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink090Lampo Leong: Marks No.38 (Detail), Ink on paper, 62cm x 93cm (24.5” x 36.5”), 2019 | Marcas No.38 (Detalhe) | 梁藍波:勢象 No.38 (局部), 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 091Lampo Leong: Marks No.55, Ink on paper, 56cm x 74cm (22” x 29”), 2019 | Marcas No.55, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.55, 水墨紙本, 2019
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink092Lampo Leong: Marks No.40, Ink on paper, 61.5cm x 83cm (24.25” x 32.5”), 2019 | Marcas No.40, Tinta sobre papel | 梁藍波:勢象 No.40, 水墨紙本
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 093Lampo Leong: Marks No.68 (Detail), Ink on paper, 63cm x 93cm (24.75” x 26.5”), 2020 | Marcas No.68 (Detalhe) | 梁藍波:勢象 No.68 (局部), 水墨紙本
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink094水墨動畫影像裝置和舞蹈INK ANIMATION INSTALLATION & DANCE
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 095Lampo Leong, Yves Sonolet & Yanjinzi Gao: Qi, Animation/Dance, University of Macau, 2018 | 梁藍波、深力一夫、高艷津子:氣韻, 動畫/舞蹈, 許恆嘉攝Lampo Leong & Yanjinzi Gao: Metamorphosis III, Ink Animation & Dance, University of Macau, 2018 | 梁藍波、高艷津子:蛻變 III, 動畫/舞蹈, 郇甜甜攝
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink096Lampo Leong, Yves Sonolet & Wenjing Guo: Blossom, Ink Animation, 2018, University of Macau | 梁藍波、深力一夫、郭文景:怒放, 水墨動畫影像
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 097Lampo Leong, Yves Sonolet & Wenjing Guo: Blossom, Ink Animation, 2018, University of Macau | 梁藍波、深力一夫、郭文景:怒放, 水墨動畫影像
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink098Lampo Leong, Xiaofu Zhang & Dan Wang: Dancing Marks, Animation/Dance, Tanghu Museum of Art, 2017 | 梁藍波/張小夫/王丹: 墨舞, 動畫/舞蹈, 湯湖美術館
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 099Lampo Leong, Yi Chen & Dan Wang: Chanted Poetry, Animation/Dance, Tanghu Museum of Art, 2017 | 梁藍波/陳怡/王丹:吟月, 動畫/舞蹈, 湯湖美術館
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink100Lampo Leong, Tom McKenney & Yanjinzi Gao: Metamorphosis III, Animation & Dance, University of Macau, 2018 | 梁藍波、高艷津子:蛻變 III, 動畫/舞蹈
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 101Lampo Leong, Tom McKenney & Yanjinzi Gao: Metamorphosis III, Animation & Dance, University of Macau, 2018 | 梁藍波、高艷津子:蛻變 III, 動畫/舞蹈
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 103皮道堅,著名美術批評家,中國華南師範大學美術史論教授:• 梁藍波屬於東西方文化在當代的風雲際會所造就的藝術家。他的繪畫在相當程度上昭示著一種超越東方與西方、傳統與現代、人文與科技的二元對立,追求某種前所未有的博大、開明、融通的人文精神的文化取向。彭德,中國西安美術學院美術史論系系主任、教授,博士生導師:• 梁藍波的近作將中國書法中的狂草疊入畫面,或將書法的線條打散後經營畫面,形成畫中有書和書畫同體的效果。他的畫面鬆動、奔放、自由,流露出一股中國文人一向推崇的逸氣。 魯虹,著名美術批評家,武漢合美術館藝術總監,湖北美院客座教授:• 梁藍波從一個現代人的審美追求出發,常常逸脫於傳統書法的格式和規範。他一方面大膽地將種種字符作爲整體空間的基本素材予以自由化處理,另一方面又特別注意對瞬間爆發性情感的表達,結果便給人以一種完全不同於傳統書法的特殊感受。如果以世界藝術史爲線索,我們並不難發現,梁藍波其實是巧妙地將日本少字數書法和西方現代藝術中的抽象主義和表現主義的若干特點自然地融入其作品中,如對造型性、表現性和平面構成的追求等,這使他的作品極富新意。 李偉銘,中國廣州美術學院研究員,中國美術家协会理論委員会委員:• 我們很容易發現,支撐藍波所營造的視覺世界的骨力構架是他的華夏書法意識。在實際操作中他規避了書法的語義意詣,以耗散形態而非書法結構將書法“法道”的精義融入了水墨與色彩的視像幻覺之中。因此,其所呈顯的生命景觀皆是難預測衡的虛擬狀態以及合若天成的原性力量。正是在這種探尋中,他超越了俗見的對東西方文化捉襟見肘的庸解,並在成功地完成了視覺語言結構重建的同時,昭示了某種對宇宙、人生境界的憧憬。周韶華,中國美術家協會理事,中國畫研究院院委,原湖北美協主席:• 有著東方傳統文化訓練,又到過西方學府深造的梁藍波,由現代科學技術提供的啟示,尤其在西方現代藝術氛圍的薰染中,反觀東方傳統文化,打破以往的傳統模式,重建藝術的新形態,並賦予藝術以新的生命。他既超越傳統又超越西方現代諸流派,內涵底蘊既有東方文化的精髓,更有西方藝術的現代風神,我以為梁藍波成功的奧妙就在此中。• 主體的人格力量和飽滿的激情向畫幅的四面八方擴張而又與宇宙凝聚一體。筆觸運動與“聚變”、“裂變”同步,墨色揮洒與火山“爆發”互動,虛實開合與宇宙旋律節奏渾然一體,人化了的自然宇宙飽含著主體的印痕,藝術語境具有和宇宙整體相類似的基本特征,整體結構與天地萬物有著相同的秩序,主體心態、筆墨走勢與宇宙運動完全是一種對應關係。• 梁藍波能有這樣的高度,應該是得益於思想上的解放,他徹底擺脫了具象形體的糾纏,自由地表達了象外之意和神動之美,更充分地抒發了與天地精神獨往來的宇宙心境,也就是“大象無形”、“大美無言”的境界和“得意忘形”的狀態。把審美體驗帶到更超脫、更無限、更宏遠、更深邃的空間。這是他經歷了克服兩種文化的矛盾、在碰撞與交匯中找到了自己的坐標,到西天取經後再反觀東方古典文化的一種優化選擇。王璜生,中國中央美術學院教授、中央美術學院美術館館長:• 梁藍波是一位頗具東方文化悟性和西方理性精神的藝術家。他不僅能夠通過各種的比較,清晰地站在一個自己的角度來重新感悟東方文化的生命力所在,而且能夠一步步地應用文化的符號,通過對符號的深入分解,對構成符號的材質進行新的改造與組合,來表達他對自身的傳統文化的現代回應。 唐慶年,著名美術批評家,原中國《美術》雜誌編輯部副主任:• 書法的抽象法則與繪畫的抽象法則有很多相似性,只不過書法以抽象化的符號為表現對象,抽象法則的作用比繪畫明顯,也有比繪畫更豐富的層面。梁藍波把書法融入抽象繪畫,直觀上是為繪畫增添了新的語彙,而這些語彙又負載著書法的抽象法則,無論是完整的字還是那些把抽象符號 (文字) 更進一步抽象化,剝離原本的符號性,剩下的筆劃和部首,都會給畫面構築起張力關係,它們在畫面上的佈局,輕重、乾濕、疏密、張馳的對比,它們同渾沌背景間的顯與隱、融合與突兀的關係,都給抽象繪畫帶來了新的變化潛力,形成一套新的抽象語言,成為梁藍波獨有的風格。 • 梁藍波作品的長處是在抽象藝術語言的建構上,是作品的完整性和視覺力度上。我想套用石濤的兩句話來形容梁藍波的作品:除了有“渾沌裏放出光明”的效果外,更有“墨海中立定精神”的力量,而這正是把書法融入抽象繪畫所產生的特殊功效。江濤,中國廣州華南農業大學藝術學院副教授:• 梁藍波揉合西方現代藝術的觀念與技法,把他一向鍾愛的狂草書法作為中華文化的精華在這些後現代式的作品中以抽象的圖形和神秘的文化符號出現,通過用筆的輕重、緩急、乾濕、疏密等對比以及誇張的字形結構變化,使狂草書法與隨機滲化的水墨潑灑相融相生,賦予畫面強烈的視覺衝擊力和靈動感。而狂草書法的介入,也使他的作品超越了抽象表現主義式的隨機塗抹,讓文化符號成為作品的核心表達。 • 梁藍波通過由水墨宣紙所形成的幾何構架,營造出一幅幅與萬有引力、蟲洞理論、哈勃太空望遠鏡等現代太空科技和宇宙探索有著某種親緣關係的視覺幻象。這些畫面博大雄渾而又氤氳生動,讓觀者聯想到宇宙星空等大自然的恢弘壯闊和磅礴氣勢,以及那種孕育人類生命演化進程的神秘力量,彷彿在宇宙的多維空間中自由穿越,“乘雲氣,騎日月,而遊乎四海之外”。 梁藍波《墨象》《墨勢》《勢象》系列創作理念:• 水墨系列《墨象》《墨勢》《勢象》通過融合狂草書法的筆觸和西方現代藝術的幾何構架去強化作品的視覺衝擊力,延展傳統水墨的語彙,並推動水墨藝術向抽象性和後現代性演化。《墨勢》《勢象》 系列既努力彰顯中國狂草的造型韻律,又力求發揮書法線條的精神意蘊;而在《墨象》中,畫面的中心結構既形若運行於太空的星雲,又如同噴薄而出的光能,透過水和墨的不斷穿梭揮灑、碰撞交織,這些充滿爆發力和動勢的筆觸墨痕營造出豐厚強盛的生命張力以及氤氳渾沌、博大輝煌的宇宙氛圍。這些深邃神秘的畫面讓觀者感受到大自然驚心動魄的力量,體味到宇宙生命的躁動,並在解讀這些迷幻空間時獲取一種顧念永恆、跨越時空的人生體驗。作品追尋老莊哲學雄渾博大、磅礡昂揚的精神氣概,以及剛柔相濟、主客交融的浩瀚境界。美術批評家點評梁藍波作品選錄
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink104EXCERTOS DE CRÍTICAS AO TRABALHO DE LAMPO LEONGPatricia Berger, Professora de História da Arte, Univ. of Calif., Berkeley:• Os trabalhos de Leong são palimpsestos – textos, apagados, rasgados em pedaços e reescritos –, registos de um processo criativo que tem tanto de subtil como de complexo. Enquanto os lemos, vamos removendo as suas várias camadas e somos confrontados, tais como nos próprios modelos Taoístas do artista, com matéria elementar arrastada para uma era primordial e, desta forma, para um tempo de possibilidades infinitas antes de o significado ser delimitado ou retido.Lothar Ledderose, Professor de História da Arte, Universität Heidelberg:• Leong Lampo abre a visão para um abismo de fogo vermelho e quente, onde se suspendem, em sombreados de preto, fragmentos de escrita cursiva, quer em pinceladas finas e complexas quer em pinceladas amplas e vigorosas. Nesta fase, o texto coerente aguarda ainda para ser formado num caldeirão de mistura cósmico.Josienne Piller, Historiadora de Arte e Diretor de Galeria, Univ. of Pittsburgh:• Embora tenha iniciado o seu trabalho em caligrafia tradicional chinesa, Leong engajou-se num processo bastante transformador e que pode ser considerado como uma moderna versão de alquimia. Apesar de Leong ter comparado o seu trabalho ao dos Expressionistas Abstratos Americanos dos anos 50, as suas obras são bastante mais transformativas. Enquanto o Expressionismo Abstrato dá ênfase à aplicação direta da tinta sobre a tela sem desenhos preparatórios, Leong desconstrói a caligrafia e reintegra os fragmentos daí resultantes num conjunto uniformizado que transcende limites culturais... Tal processo de transformação origina trabalhos híbridos que conjuram aquelas que parecem ser imagens fantasmagóricas do mundo natural.Yang Wang, Professora Auxiliar de História da Arte, Univ. of Colorado, EUA:• Inkscape (Evasões pela Tinta), ao contrário de uma normal paisagem a tinta, é uma criação governada por uma lógica interna com recurso à tinta e às suas formas concomitantes, em vez de ser fiel às referências acerca do mundo físico.• Organizadas em torno de formas geométricas, as composições de Leong, centradas e equilibradas, tomam frequentemente formas circulares nas quais percepcionamos a tensão entre a planura firme de um buraco negro e a dimensão infinita. Mesmo nos seus trabalhos mais recentes a óleo e acrílico, o volume salta da superfície bidimensional em formas justapostas e amorfas. As pinturas de Leong são mundos credíveis e cativantes, desconhecidos mas também lógicos. As suas novas séries, despidas dos aspetos físicos da tinta e da cor, parecem devolver-nos à origem luzente e prozóica do universo, ou talvez ao seu renascimento.• Forças centrípetas parecem atrair os sinais como ímanes. Variados, animados, e em massa poderosa, os pontos móveis (quiçá dançando) de Leong são os progenitores das linhas que continuam a marcar presença nos trabalhos mais recentes do artista, tal como surgiam nas suas obras mais antigas. Ausência uniforme de profundidade ilusória, as “inkscapes” sugerem um mundo de camadas sobrepostas em memórias.Aaron Fine, Prof. e Diretor, Departamento de Arte, Truman State Univ.:• Para além do mais, há uma ambiguidade interessante caso uma interpretação Modernista ou Pós-modernista seja aplicada: a postura explicitamente formalista do seu trabalho, enquanto resultado que absorve simultaneamente várias outras tendências, transmite uma propensão Modernista com referência a vários períodos de tempo, à incorporação de música, dança, desenho, pintura, e arte digital, estimulando a uma leitura Pós-modernista... Leong trabalha sempre rumo a uma síntese ininterrupta destes elementos díspares. Esta estética em continuidade pode ser vista como oposta ao atual tom cacofónico em moda e ecoa em resultado da forma natural extrema como o seu trabalho ilustra tanto as formas da arte tradicional chinesa como os modos americanos de abstração. Kevin Allton, PhD, Instrutor, Universidade do Sul de Indiana, EUA: • A busca para realizar o sublime como um objeto de contemplação é um impulso que Leong partilha com os grandes calígrafos de eras passadas. Mas o que parece ser totalmente novo é a maneira de como Leong elevou a dimensão inerentemente dramática do gesto caligráfico. É como se ele tivesse descoberto um paralelo artístico na forma como, em Inglês, a palavra “character” pode fazer referência tanto a um sinal da escrita (caráter) como a um papel dramático (personagem). O surpreendente resultado das experiências das sínteses alquimistas de Leong reflete o modo como, no coração dos media tradicionais chineses mais acarinhados, ele conseguiu dar liberdade ao drama das energias faustianas latentes nas figuras caligráficas.Declaração Artística de Lampo Leong sobre Inkscape e Moving Marks:• A minha atual série de pinturas incorpora caligrafia chinesa cursiva selvagem com estruturas geométricas alcançadas pela acumulação de camadas de salpicos de tinta de maneira a gerar qualidade atmosférica etérea e uma sensação de energia em movimento num espaço cósmico misterioso e poderoso. Matizes de respingos de tinta deslocam-se em movimentos direcionais para formar um elemento central que funciona tanto como a órbita de um planeta num espaço cósmico misterioso como um raio de luz ou um jato de energia que emana do âmago. Estas figuras fazem-nos ganhar consciência não só sobre a vitalidade miraculosa da Natureza como também acerca do processo enigmático da criação do Universo. Refletindo uma reverência pelo espírito do taoísmo e do sublime, bem como um assombro sempre renovado pelo Universo que nos é revelado pela ciência moderna, a minha pintura celebra as energias dinâmicas que dão origem a novos planetas, novas estrelas e nova vida.
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 105EXCERPTS OF REVIEWS ON LAMPO LEONG’S WORKPatricia Berger, Professor, Art History, Univ. of California at Berkeley:• Leong’s works are palimpsests—texts that are written, erased, broken apart, and overwritten—records of a creative process that is both subtle and complex. As we read them, peeling back their many layers, we are confronted, like the artist’s own Daoist models, with elemental matter, swept back to a primordial age, and so to a time of infinite possibilities before meaning was defined and contained.Lothar Ledderose, Professor, Art History, Univ. of Heidelberg, Germany:• Leong Lampo opens the vista into a red-hot chasm of fire. In it hang, in graded shades of black, fragments of cursive script, partly in thin and unwieldy, partly in broad, almost doughy brushstrokes. A coherent text is still waiting to be formed in this cosmic melting pot.Josienne Piller, Art Historian & Gallery Director, Univ. of Pittsburgh:• While his work begins with traditional Chinese calligraphy, Leong engages in a process that is so transformative that it can be considered as a modern-day version of alchemy. While Leong has compared his work to that of the American Abstract Expressionists of the 1950s, his work is far more transformative. Whereas the Abstract Expressionists emphasized direct applica-tion of the paint to the canvas without preparatory drawings, Leong’s work deconstructs calligraphy and reintegrates the resulting fragments into a unified whole that transcends cultural boundaries . . . . This process of transformation creates hybrid works that conjure up what appear to be phantasmagoric images of the natural world. Yang Wang, Asst. Professor of Art History, Univ. of Colorado, Denver:• Inkscape, unlike an ink landscape, is a creation governed by the internal logic of the ink medium and its attendant forms, rather than reliance on reference to the physical world.• Organized around geometric shapes, Leong’s compositions are centered and balanced, often taking a circular shape in which we perceive the tension between a black hole’s resolute flatness and infinite dimension. Even in his earlier oil and acrylic works, volume leaps from the two-dimensional surface as amorphous, overlapping forms. Leong’s paintings are believable and beguiling worlds that are unfamiliar but logical. The new series, stripped of the physicality of paint and color, appears to return us to the glimmering, protozoic beginnings of the universe, or perhaps its rebirth.• Centripetal forces seem to pull the marks like magnets. Varied, animated, and powerful en masse, Leong’s moving dots are the progenitors of lines, which continue to appear in Leong’s latest work, as they did in earlier work. Even absent of illusionary depth, the “inkscapes” suggest a layered world built upon memories.Katharine Burnett, Asso. Professor of Art History, Univ. of Calif., Davis:• As an erudite once claimed for the great Tang Dynasty calligrapher Huaisu, the same may be said of Lampo Leong: “His aim is a novel and original style, so for him there can be no fixed rules. His style is sinewy and uninhibited, and conveys a flavor of antiquity.”Aaron Fine, Professor & Art Dept. Chair, Truman State University, USA:• One thing Leong’s work does do, with incredible clarity, is stand firmly within both Chinese and American artistic contexts. Furthermore, there is an interesting ambiguity as to whether a Modernist or Post-modernist interpretation is most apt. The explicitly formalist stance of his work conveys a Modernist inclination while the simultaneous borrowing from multiple lineages, reference to multiple time periods, and incorporation of music, dance, drawing, painting, and digital art all urge a Post-modernist reading . . . . Leong always works towards a seamless synthesis of these disparate elements. This seam-less aesthetic may be seen as running contrary to a more cacophonic tone currently in fashion and it is echoed by the extremely natural way in which his work illustrates both traditional Chinese art forms as well as American modes of abstraction. Kevin Allton, PhD, Instructor, University of Southern Indiana, USA:• The quest to realize the sublime as an object of contem-plation is an impulse Leong shares with the great calligraphers of eras past. But what seems altogether new here is the way Leong has heightened the inherently dramatic dimension of the calligraphic gesture. It’s as if he’d found an artistic parallel to the way that in English, the word “character” can refer either to a written sign or a dramatic role. The amazing result of Leong’s alchemical experiments in synthesis is that in the heart of the most cherished of traditional Chinese media he has managed to liberate the drama of Faustian energies latent in the calligraphic figure. Lampo Leong’s Artist Statement for Inkscape, Moving Marks & Marks:• My current ink painting series Inkscape, Moving Marks and Marks incorporate wild cursive Chinese calligraphy with geometric structure attained by accumulated layers of ink splashes to generate an ethereal atmospheric quality and a sense of moving energy in a mysterious and powerful cosmic space. Arrays of ink splashes march in directional movements to form a central element that works both like a planet orbits in a mysterious cosmic space and as a surge of light or energy spurts out from within. These images make us aware of the miraculous vitality in nature and the enigmatic process of creation in the universe. Reflecting a reverence for both the spirit of Daoism and the Sublime, as well as an ever-renewed wonder at a universe revealed to us through modern science, my painting celebrates the dynamic energies that give birth to new planets, new stars, and new life.
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink112CARGOS PROFISSIONAIS DE ENSINO E GESTÃO (Selecionados de mais de 30 cargos):2018- Professor Honorário de Arte, Conselheiro de Doutoramento, Departamento de Comunicação, e Diretor do Centro de Artes e Design, Universidade de Macau, Macau.2019- Professor Emérito, Escola de Estudos Visuais, Universidade de Missouri–Columbia, MO, EUA.2019- Membro do Comité, Ministério da Educação dos Institutos de Animação do Ensino Superior da República Popular da China e Comité Consultivo de Media Digital do Subcomité de Especialistas da Província de Guangdong, Pequim, China.2019- Diretor Associado, Comité Consultivo de Belas Artes dos Institutos do Ensino Superior da Província de Guangdong, Ministério da Educação de Guangdong, Cantão, China.2019- Especialista do Comité Consultivo, Programa Nacional de Treino para Jovens Artistas de Cantão, Academia Nacional de Pintura, Academia de Pintura de Cantão, Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Pequim e Cantão, China.2018- Diretor Associado, Aliança para o Desenvolvimento da Educação em Belas Artes e Design da Área da Grande Baía de Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau, Ministério da Educação de Guangdong, China.2011-19 Professor de Arte e Diretor do Programa Académico de Visitantes, Escola de Estudos Visuais, Universidade de Missouri–Columbia, MO, EUA (Titular).2017- Professor Visitante Distinto, Universidade Normal da China Central, Wuhan, Hubei, China.2011- Professor Visitante, Universidade Normal do Sul da China, Cantão, China.2011- Pesquisador Distinto e Pintor Mestre Honorário, Academia de Pintura de Cantão, Cantão, China.2009- Professor Visitante, Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Cantão, China.2016-18 Professor Visitante, Universidade de Tecnologia de Wuhan, China (Cursos de Licenciatura em Design).2016-17 Professor Visitante, UIP, Faculdade de Belas Artes, Universi- dade de Sichuan, Chengdu, China (Pintura e Design).2012-12 Professor Distinto Maxwell C. Weiner, Universidade de Missouri Ciência e Tecnologia, MO, EUA.2007-09 Presidente do Departamento de Arte, Universidade de Missouri-Columbia, MO, EUA.2001-11 Professor Auxiliar / Associado, Universidade de Missouri- Columbia, MO, EUA (Titular).1996-01 Professor Auxiliar Visitante, Universidade Estadual de São Francisco, CA, EUA.TITULOS EM EDUCAÇÃO (Selecionados):2009 Doutoramento, Teoria e Prática da Arte, Academia Central de Belas Artes, Pequim, China (Pintura / Caligrafia).1988 Mestrado de Belas Artes com Alta Distinção, Pintura, Califórnia Faculdade de Artes, Cidade de São Francisco, CA, EUA.1988 Licenciatura, História da Arte Chinesa, Universidade da Califórnia em Berkeley, CA, EUA (Estudou com James Cahill).1983 Bacheralato de Belas Artes, Pintura a Tinta (Pincel), Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Cantão, China.EXPOSIÇÕES INDIVIDUAIS (Selecionadas de mais de 70 exposições):2020 Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta, Centro UNESCO de Macau, Macau (Organizado pela Fundação Macau. Catálogo de cores.)2019 Lampo Leong: Notes on Ink, Ye Fine Art, Xangai, China2017 Lampo Leong: Tinta Contemporânea e Arte Multimídia, Houghton College, Nova Iorque, NY, EUA (Arte multimídia).2017 Inkscape: Pintura a Tinta por Lampo Leong, Museu de Arte de Tanghu, Wuhan, China (Catálogo de cores).2016 Lampo Leong: Inkscape, Museu da Academia de Belas Artes da Academia Central, Pequim, China (Arte multimídia).2014 Lampo Leong: Accumulation.Expansion, Galeria de Arte e Julia, Taipé, Taiwan (Catálogo de cores).2013 Calligraphic Inspiration: The Art of Lampo Leong, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, EUA.2012 Lampo Leong: A Retrospective, Truman State University, Kirksville, MO, EUA (Catálogo de cores).2010 Lampo Leong: Espírito do Universo, Galeria de Nelson, Universidade de Califórnia em Davis, Davis, CA, EUA.2009 Lampo Leong: Movimento Dinâmico, Galeria de Bingham, Universidade de Missouri - Columbia, MO, EUA.2008 Lampo Leong: Dancing Marks, Galeria do Sol, Minneapolis, MN, EUA (Também em 2006).2007 Lampo Leong: Forces, Universidade de Califórnia em Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, EUA.2007 Lampo Leong: Spirit of the Sublime, San Antonio College, San Antonio, TX, EUA.2006 Sublimação: Caligrafia de Lampo Leong, Creative Macau, Centro Cultural de Macau, Macau.2005 Lampo Leong: Pinturas Recentes, Galeria de Chapman Friedman, Louisville, KY, EUA.2005 Lampo Leong: Despertar Espacial, Universidade Estadual de Armstrong Atlantic, Savannah, GA, EUA.2004 Lampo Leong: Spatial Luminance, Lycoming College, Williamsport, PA, EUA.2003 Lampo Leong: Fazendo a Ponte Entre o Velho e o Novo, Suburbano Centro de Artes, Highland Park, IL, EUA.2003 Marcas Suspensas, Museu de Arte da Universidade de St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, EUA.2004 Pinturas Recentes de Lampo Leong, Universidade de Eastern Kentucky, Richmond, KY, EUA.2002 Lampo Leong: Forças Abstratas e Inspiração, Universidade de Western Illinois, Macomb, IL, EUA.2000 Lampo Leong: Contemplação.Forças, dp Fong Galleries, San Jose, CA, EUA (Também em 1997).1998 Lampo Leong: Contemplação.Forças, Instituto Cultural de Macau, Macau (Catálogo de cores).1997 Lampo Leong: Contemplação.Forças, Galerie du Monde, Hong Kong.1995 Lampo Leong: Pinturas, Galeria de Michael Thompson, São Francisco, CA, EUA.1988 Lampo Leong: Sonhos Nostálgicos, Museu de Belas Artes de Cantão, China.1986 Lampo Leong, Museu Luís de Camões, Macau (Catálogo a cores) 1986 A arte de Lampo Leong, Museu Egípcio Rosacruz, CA, EUA.EXPOSIÇÕES EM GRUPO e PRÉMIOS (Selecionados de mais de 350 apresentações apresentações nacionais/internacionais de jurados/curadoria e 80 prémios):2021 Ink Global 2021, Centro de Convenções e Exposições de Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Catálogo a cores).2020 A‘Design Award & Competition, Mood Museum of Design, Itália (Prémio Bronze A’Design em Fotografia. Catálogo a cores.)ESBOÇO BIOGRÁFICO DE LAMPO LEONG
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 1132020 The 3rd Chania International Photo Festival, Grand Arsenali, Center of the Mediterranean Architecture (CAM), Porto Velho de Chania, Creta, Grécia (Exposição internacional com júri).2020 Harmony and Evolution: An Exhibition of Chinese American Art Faculty Association, Ruth Davis Design Gallery, University of Wisconsin - Madison, EUA (Curada por Dong e Carter. Catálogo).2019 Salon des Beaux Arts 2019, Carrousel de Louvre, Paris, França (Organizado pela Societé Nationale des Beaux Arts e sob o patrocínio do presidente francês Macron. Catálogo a cores).2019 Chinese Contemporary Ink, Christie, Centro de Convenções e Exposições de Hong Kong (Também exposições e leilões de outono e primavera de 2019, 2018, 2017 e 2016. Catálogos).2019 AS-Helix: The Integration of Art and Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, 5ª Exposição Internacional de Arte e Ciência, Museu Nacional da China, Pequim, China (Catálogo a cores).2019 Fusão: Artistas de Macau 2019, Museu Nacional de Arte da China, Pequim, China (Catálogo a cores).2019 Concerto de Abertura da Musicacoustica Beijing 2019, Conser- vatório Central de Música, Pequim, China (Síntese de vídeo ani- mado e música. Também em 2015 e 2014. Catálogos).2019 2019 Beijing Design Week: International Ink Painting and Pattern Design Exhibition, Organizada pela Sociedade de Design de Pequim e pela Faculdade de Belas Artes da Universidade Normal da Capital, Pequim, China.2019 The Thirteenth National Fine Arts Exhibition.Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Taiwan & Overseas Art Exhibition, Mega Center do ensino superior Museu de Arte da Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, China (Organizada pelo Governo Chinês. Catálogo a cores).2019 Art Asia 2019, Chinese Special Exhibition, COEX, Seoul, Coreia do Sul (Com curadoria de Jin Jin).2019 A‘Design Award & Competition, Mood Museum of Design, Itália (Prémio Bronze A’Design. Catálogo a cores).2019 The Third Shenzhen International Photography Exhibition, Look at the World from another Angle—Aerial Photography, Centro de Convenções e Exposições de Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China.2019 A L’Extérieur de la Tour d’Ivoire 2019: Exposition de l’Experience du Design et de l’École de la Grande Baie Cantão-Hong Kong- Macao, City Hall, Paris, França.2019 Art Central, Central Harbour Front, Hong Kong (Exposição inter- nacional de arte contemporânea).2018 2018 Zhejiang City Biennial Art Exhibition.Poster Invitation Exhibit, Organizada pela Associação de Artistas de Zhejiang e pela Aliança de Artes e Literatura de Jiaxing, Zhejiang (Catálogo).2018 Art Taipé 2018, World Trade Center de Taipé, Taiwan (Exposição internacional de arte. Também em 2015 e 2012).2018 Lightscape: A Synthesis of Video Animation and Dance (Evasão pela Luz: Uma Síntese de Animado e Dança), Salão Principal da Universidade, Universidade de Macau, Macau (Diretor Artístico. Colaborou com Gao Yanjinzhi, Companhia de Dança Moderna de Pequim e outros dançarinos de Cantão e Macau).2018 The First Guangzhou-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Uni- versity Art Exhibition, Acolhida pelo Departamento de Educação da Província de Guangdong e pela Associação de Artistas de Guangdong, Mega Center do ensino superior Museu de Arte da Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, China.2018 Artexpo Nova York, Pier 94, Nova York, NY, EUA2018 Papel em Exposição Nacional Particular, Columbia College, MO, EUA (Também em 2017, 2015, 2010 e 2004).2017 Taipé International Ink Painting Exhibit, Bo Ai Art Gallery, Salão Memorial Nacional Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Taiwan (Artistas selecionados da China, Japão, Coreia do Sul, Europa e EUA. Catálogo a cores).2017 Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts North America Alumni Exhibit, Museu de Arte do GAFA, Guangzhou, China (Catálogo a cores).2017 37th Annual Spring Photography Contest (Concurso internacional de 48 países), revista Photographer’s Forum, Santa Barbara, CA, EUA (Publicado o Best of Photography 2017).2017 Ink Global 2017, Centro de Convenções e Exposições de Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Arte de 15 países; Catálogo a cores).2017 The Art of Asian Languages, Oklahoma State University Museum of Art and Stanford University East Asia Library, CA, EUA (Jurado: Jeff Kelley, crítico de arte da Califórnia. Catálogo a cores).2017 Singapore Contemporary Art Show, Centro de Convenções e Exposições Suntec, Singapura (Também em 2016).2016 Modern and Contemporary Asian Art: Ravenel Autumn Auction 2016 Taipé, Taiwan (Incluindo trabalhos de Nam June Paik, Kusama, Warhal, etc. Catálogo a cores).2016 Perception and Vision: Chinese-American Art Faculty Exhibition & Symposium, Centro International de Arte Homnicen, Guiyang, Guizhou, China (Prémio Medalha de Prata. Catálogo a cores).2016 XXXII Exposição Colectiva dos Artistas de Macau, Leal Senado de Macau, Macau (Primeiro prémio. Também recebeu o primeiro prémio em 1998. Catálogos a cores).2016 Modern and Contemporary Art: Ravenel Spring Auction 2016 Hong Kong, Mostra de Pré-inauguração em Taipé (Incluindo obras de Antoni Tapies, Marc Chagall, etc. Catálogo a cores).2016 Literati: Quiet Affection, Ravenel Spring Auction 2016 Hong Kong, Mostra de Pré-inauguração em Taipé (Incluindo trabalhos de Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, etc. Catálogo a cores).2016 Inkprovise: Modern and Contemporary Ink Art, Poly Auction, Hong Kong (Catálogo a cores).2015 Modern and Contemporary Art: Ravenel Autumn Auction 2015 Hong Kong (Incluindo trabalhos de Anselm Kiefer, Sam Francis, Kusama, Vasarely, etc. Catálogo a cores).2015 2ª Exposição Mundial de Fotografia da China no Estrangeiro, Museu de História da China no Estrangeiro, Pequim, China (262 obras selecionadas de artistas em 26 países, taxa de aceitação de 1,9%. Catálogo a cores).2015 52nd Annual Juried Exhibit, Sumi-e Society of America (Prémio de Fundador. Também em 2014. Catálogos a cores).2015 Através da Divisão: Pensamentos e Diálogos sobre a Educação Artística Internacional e Perspectivas Interculturais, Simpósio e exposição sobre educação artística, Galeria de Arte da Universi- dade Normal de Pequim, Pequim, China (Catálogo a cores).2015 Festival Internacional de Cinema e Vídeo de Macau 2015, Teatro do Centro Cultural de Macau, Macau.2015 Pinturas Abstratas da Coleção do Museu de Arte de Macau, Museu de Arte de Macau, Macau (Curador: F. C. Ng. Catálogo).2015 Poesia Cantada: Uma Apresentação Multimedia, Zhuhai Arts College, Guangdong, China (Também em 2013).2015 Oeste Diz Oriente Diz: Exposição de Pesquisa de Arte Contem- porânea Chinesa, Museu de Arte Unida, Wuhan, China (Com curadoria de Hong Lu e Claus Mewes, e 87 artistas da China, Taiwan, França, Alemanha, Itália e EUA. Catálogo a cores).2014 5ª Competição Nacional de Arte da Universidade, Revista Pesquisa em Educação de Arte, Anhui, e Faculdade de Arte da Universidade Normal de Guangxi, China (Segundo Prémio na Categoria de Professores. 12 trabalhos premiados com o primeiro e o segundo prémios em 20.000 inscrições, taxa de atribuição de prémios de aproximadamente 0,06%. Catálogo a cores).2014 Segunda Exposição de Pintura e Caligrafia Chinesas no Estrangeiro, Museu de Arte Yan Huang, Pequim, China (Obras selecionadas de 42 países, taxa de aceitação de 7,5%. Catálogo).2014 Collision-Confluence: Chinese-American Art Faculty Exhibition, Asian Cultural Center, Manhattan, NY (Curadores: Lusheng Chen, Diretor Adjunto do Museu Nacional da China e Laurel Reuters, curadora-chefe do North Dakota Museum of Art. Catálogo).2014 34th Annual Photography Contest, Photographer’s Forum, Santa Barbara, CA, EUA (Menção Honrosa. Concurso internacional de 65 países, taxa de 1,08%. Publicado o Melhor da Fotografia 2014).2014 Mundo Colorido.Várias Interpretações: Primeiro Festival Internacional de Arte de Nanjing, Centro Internacional de Expo- sições de Nanjing, China (Taxa de aceitação de 4,89%. Catálogo).
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink1142014 Fiddle Suite, Festival Skaneateles, Nova York, EUA (Uma apre- sentação multimedia com o Quarteto de Xangai e Yi Chen).2014 Across the Divide: Contemporary Art by Chinese American Artists, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, EUA (Catálogo a cores).2013 Autumn Auction: Modern & Contemporary Art, Tiancheng Inter- national Auction, Hong Kong (Catálogo a cores).2013 Trabalhos de Ex-alunos Destacados: Celebração do 60º Aniversário da Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Museu da Universidade Mega Centro de Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Cantão, China (Catálogo a cores).2013 Trabalhos Notáveis do Corpo Docente: Celebração do 60º An- iversário da Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Museu da Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Cantão, China2013 Re-Ink: Exposição a Convite de Pintura Contemporânea a Tinta 2000-2012, Museu de Arte de Hubei, Wuhan, e Museum de Arte Contemporânea, Pequim, China (com 62 artistas chineses importantes em todo o mundo, por exemplo, Fang Lijun, Yue Minjun, Zeng Fanzhi, Xu Bing e Gu Wenda. Catálogo a cores).2013 Artes Digitais Contemporâneas Internacionais, Salão de Expo- sições da Sociedade Digital de Donggang, Coreia do Sul.2012 Video Arte para Todos Internacional 2012, Fundação Oriente, Macau (Taxa de aceitação de 12,5%).2012 Obras Destacadas: Trigésimo Aniversário da Academia de Pintura de Cantão, Museu da Educação Superior Mega Centro de Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, China (Catálogo a cores).2012 The American Landscape, Hilliard Gallery, Kansas City, MO, EUA.2012 Performance Multimídia: Mitos Chineses, Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, Kansas City, MO (Uma apresentação multi- media interdisciplinar com projeção de animação em vídeo).2012 Exposição e Simpósio Internacional de Pintura a Tinta, Galeria Nacional Chung Shan, Salão Memorial Nacional Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Taipé, Taiwan (86 artistas selecionados em todo o mundo. Catálogo a cores).2012 Exposição Anual de Artes Visuais de Macau, Instituto Cultural do Governo da R.A.E. de Macau, Galeria do Edifício do Antigo Tribunal, Macau (Prémio Top Ten. Também concedido em 2011, 2009 e 2007. Catálogos a cores).2012 Across the Divide II, Visual Arts Center, Universidade do Texas, Austin, TX, EUA (Catálogo a cores).2012 Desenhos Contemporâneos de Macau, Museu de Arte de Macau, Macau (Curadoria de Chong Tong. Catálogo a cores).2011 Colheita: Criações Artísticas dos Conselheiros e Pintores Mestres Honorários da Academia de Pintura de Cantão, Fórum dos Mestres, Centro de Artes e Criatividade Redtory, Cantão, China (Catálogo a cores).2011 Exposição da Faculdade de Arte Comemorando o 30º Aniversário da Faculdade de Educação Artística da Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Museu de Arte da Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, China (Catálogo a cores).2011 Mobilidade e Memória: Obras de Arte de Macau Propostas para a 54ª Exposição Internacional de Arte Bienal de Veneza, Museu de Arte de Macau, Macau (Instalação de vídeo. Catálogo).2011 The Art of Writing: Contemporary Art from Three Cultures, Kurhaus Wiesbaden, Wiesbaden, Alemanha (com 84 artistas do Japão, China, Taiwan, Coreia do Sul, Arábia, Irão, Europa e EUA, incluindo Mark Tobey e Cy Twombly. Catálogo a cores).2011 48th Annual Juried Exhibit, Sumi-e Society of America (Melhor da Exibição. Também Melhor da Exibição em 2005).2011 East Meets West: Uma Exposição de Pinturas de Artistas Americanos Asiáticos Famosos (Cinco artistas selecionados, incluindo Amy Segami, Kai Yi e Hongtu Zhang), Universidade de Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI, EUA. 2011 Digital Vision, Foster Gallery, Haas Fine Arts Center, Universidade de Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI, EUA.2010 Axiom of Gesture: A National Juried Exhibition, Universidade do Novo México Oriental, Portales, NM, EUA.2010 Terceira Bienal Internacional de Pintura a Tinta de Taipé, Museu Nacional de História, Taipé, Taiwan (Apresentada em oito outras cidades de Taiwan. Catálogo a cores de capa dura).2010 Bienal de Artes Visuais de Hong Kong e Macau, Museu de Arte Mundial de Pequim, Monumento Milenar da China, Pequim, China (Organizado pelo Ministério da Cultura, Pequim, China).2010 Nineteenth International Miniature Art, Seaside Art Gallery, Nags Head, NC, EUA (Também em 2003).2010 Exposição da Galeria Internacional da China 2010, China World Trade Center, Pequim, China.2010 New Talent, Creative Quarterly: The Journal of Art and Design, No. 18, Vol. 5, No. 4 (abril, 2010): Capa interna, 13 e 65, Nova Iorque, NY, EUA (Competição internacional. Prémio Ouro).2010 Mestrado Contemporâneo Internacional III, Museu de Belas Artes do Sul de Nevada, Las Vegas, EUA (Catálogo a cores).2009 Transformação de Cenas: Educação em Arte e Prática Artística nos Tempos da Media Sintética, Star Gallery, Universidade Normal do Sul da China, Cantão, China (Vídeo de apresentação multimedia).2009 Sumi-e for Today: Exposição Internacional Juricada de Tintas e Caligrafia, Centro Canadense de Cultura, Toronto, Canadá.2009 Décima Primeira Exposição Nacional de Belas Artes, Centro Internacional de Exposições, Shantou, China (Organizada pelo governo chinês. Catálogo a cores).2009 Da Natureza à Mente: Uma Exposição Conjunta de Novos Artistas Intelectuais, Museu de Arte Huantie Times, Pequim, China (Catálogo a cores).2009 Mente do Ser, Espaço de Arte 798 DAX, Galeria do Distrito 798, Pequim, China (Curadoria: Chunchen Wang, CAFA, Pequim).2009 11th Annual Contemporary Art Juried Online International Art Exhibition, Upstream People Gallery, Omaha, NE, EUA (Prémio Mérito Especial de Reconhecimento).2009 Confluência: Exposição da Coleção de Arte de Macau, Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Pequim, China (Catálogo a cores).2008 Conflito de Culturas? Não, Obrigado! (Exposição de 4 artistas: Karoline Kroiss, Alemanha, Renate Minarz e Eva Riebler, Áustria), Galeria Raab, Pequim, China (Catálogo a cores).2008 Segunda Bienal Internacional de Pintura a Tinta de Taipé, Galeria Nacional Chung Shan, Salão Memorial Nacional Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, Taipé, Taiwan (Catálogo a cores).2008 Across the Divide III, Galeria Pei Ling Chan, Faculdade de Arte e Design de Savannah, GA, EUA.2007 Primeira Bienal Internacional de Pintura a Tinta Moderna de Taipé, Museu de Belas Artes de Kuandu, Universidade Nacional de Artes de Taipé, Taipé, Taiwan (Catálogo a cores).2006 Pintura Moderna Internacional a Tinta, Centro de Cultura Chinesa de São Francisco, São Francisco, CA, EUA.2005 Han Zi Reinventou: O Ritmo da Escrita Chinesa, Universidade Estadual da Califórnia, Fullerton (7-artista convidados, incluindo Wenda Gu e Xu Bing. Curadores: C. Yee & Susalla. Catálogo a cores).2006 Pintura Moderna Internacional a Tinta, Asian Fusion Gallery, Nova Iorque, NY, EUA (Exposição itinerante).2005 Pintura Moderna Internacional a Tinta, Museu de Arte Changliu, Taoyuan, Taiwan (Catálogo a cores).2005 Medial 1. Art Biennial, Art Addiction Medial Museum, Londres, Reino Unido (Prémio Honorável).2004 Question, Cantor Center for the Visual Arts (antigo Stanford University Museum of Arts), Palo Alto, CA, EUA (Exibição de obras selecionadas da coleção permanente do Museu).2004 Olhos Americanos: Trabalhos de Professores de Arte da Univer- sidade de Missouri-Columbia, Museu de Arte de Guangdong, China.2004 Best of America! 2004: A National Juried Exhibition, Osage Beach, MO, EUA (Catálogo a cores).2004 Greater Midwest International Exhibit XIX, Universidade Estadual do Missouri Central, Warrensburg, MO, EUA.2003 Exposição Nacional Jurada de Girardot, Conselho de Artes do Sudeste do Missouri, Cape Girardeau, EUA (3º Prémio).
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 1152003 Exposição Nacional de Arte da Nona Grande Planície, Univer- sidade Estadual de Fort Hays, KS, EUA (Prémio do Júri).2004 4 To Go: Work by Hosterman, Jacobs, Leong & Paas, Maude Kerns Art Center, Eugene, OR, EUA.2003 53º Concurso Anual de Arte, Fort Smith Art Center, Fort Smith, AR, EUA (Apresentação nacional).2003 Color I International Juried Art Exhibition, Galeria do período, Omaha, NE, EUA.2003 8ª Exposição Nacional Juried de Memphis and Germantown Art League, Memphis, TN, EUA.2003 Mostra Nacional de Arte Jurídica da Englewood Arts, Museu de Artes ao Ar Livre, Englewood, CO, EUA.2003 Dois a Dois: Bienal de Escultura em Cerâmica, Eastern Wash- ington University, Cheney, WA, EUA. 2003 Exposição On / Of Paper 2, Cloyde Snook Gallery, Adams State College, Alamosa, CO, EUA.2002 22ª Mini Print International, Cadaques, Taller Galeria Fort, Barcelona, Espanha; Wingfield Arts & Music Festival, England; Galerie L’Étang d’Art, Bages, França (Uma exposição itinerante).2002 George E. Ohr National Art Challenge, Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art-A Smithsonian Affiliation, Bilox, MS, EUA.2002 Contemporary IV International Juried Art Exhibition, Galeria do período, Omaha, NE, EUA.2002 Tulane Review Art Contest, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, EUA (Vencedor do Concurso de Arte).2002 Plain Arts IV International Juried Exhibition, Pittsburg State University, KS, EUA (Taxa de aceitação de 13,4%).2002 29ª Competição Nacional Jurídica Anual, Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, LA, EUA.2002 Lyrical Brush: East Asian Calligraphy, Universidade Estadual de Nova Iorque - Stony Brook, NY, EUA (Brochura a cores).2002 Trabalhos em papel, LSU Union Art Gallery, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, EUA.2002 25ª Exposição Internacional, Watercolor Art Society-Houston, 2 Allen Center, Houston, TX, EUA.2002 Tempo de Marcação, Centro Fredericksburg de Artes Criativas, Fredericksburg, VA, EUA.2002 Trabalho Atual 2002: Uma Competição Nacional, Fayetteville State University, University of North Carolina, NC, EUA (Taxa de aceitação de 10%. Também em 2003).2002 Nature at Her Finest, 1st Juried Wildlife Art Show, Bismarck Art Association, ND, EUA (Menção Honrosa).2002 Missouri River-Untamed, Bismarck Art & Galleries Association, ND, EUA (Exposição Nacional Juried).2001 Chinese American Artists, American Institute in Taiwan, Programa Arte em Embaixadas, pelo Departamento de Estado dos EUA, Washington DC, EUA (Curadoria: Joan Cohen, Nova Iorque, NY, EUA. Catálogo a cores).2000 From Chinese Ink to Abstraction, Centro de Cultura Chinesa de São Francisco, São Francisco, CA, EUA (Brochura em cores).2000 Strings Calligraphy, Centro de Artes Yerba Buena, São Francisco, CA, EUA (Uma exibição interdisciplinar multimedia em colabora- ção com o compositor Gang Situ e a coreógrafa Lily Cai).1999 Estrelas Brilhantes: 4 Visionários Culturais da Pintura Contem- porânea, Museu do Patrimônio do Pacífico, São Francisco, CA, EUA (Catálogo a cores).1999 Language Non Language, Ethan Cohen Fine Art, Nova Iorque, NY, EUA.1999 Forte Cup 20th Century Asian Pacific Art Competition, Asian Pacific Art Institute of America, Rockville, Maryland, EUA. (Prémio Bronze).1997 Arte da China, Salão de Exposições da Biblioteca de Xangai, Xangai, China (Organizado pelo Ministério da Cultura da China. Curadores: Fusheng Lu, Shaojun Lan e Daojian Pi. Catálogo).1995 Fine Asian Works of Art, Leilão Butterfield & Butterfield, San Francisco, CA, EUA (Exibição e leilão. Também em 4/1992, 12/1992 e 5/1995. Catálogos a cores).1993 Contemporary Chinese Figure Painting, Wan Fung Art Gallery, Hong Kong.1992 Brushstrokes: Styles & Techniques of Chinese Painting, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, CA, EUA, e Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, CA, EUA (Ilustrações. Catálogo a cores).1991 The Next Generation, Gallery 5, Santa Monica, CA, EUA.1990 Earth’s Alive, Gallery Imago, San Francisco, CA, EUA.1989 7ª Exposição Nacional de Belas Artes, Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Pequim, China.1989 Concurso Internacional de Pintura a Pincel de Zunyi, Guiyang, Guizhou, China (Segundo Prémio).1988 A Primeira Exposição da Associação Contemporânea de Pintura Meticulosa em Estilo, Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, Pequim, China.1987 Works on Landscapes and Gardens, Oriental Art Gallery, New York, NY, EUA.COLEÇÕES (Selecionadas de 10 museus e centenas de coleções públicas/privadas):• Cantor Center for the Visual Arts (Antigo Stanford University Museum of Art), Palo Alto, CA, EUA.• The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN, EUA. • Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, EUA.• Saint Louis University Museum of Art, Saint Louis, MO, EUA.• The Written Art Foundation, Frankfurt, Alemanha.• Museu de Artes de Guangdong, Cantão, China.• Museu de Belas Artes de Cantão, Cantão, China.• Museu de Arte de Macau, Macau.• Public Art, City & Country of San Francisco for Woh Hei Yuen Park, EUA (8-metros diameter Medalhão caligráfico de granito incrustado).• Public Art, Columbia City Hall, City of Columbia, MO, EUA• Morrison & Foerster, Escritório de advocacia dos EUA com escritórios na Europa e Ásia (Duas obras caligráficas).• University of Missouri-Columbia, EUA (Quatro pinturas e três murais).• Epcot Center, Walt Disney World, Orlando, Fl, EUA (duas pinturas).• Cathay Bank, Sede, El Monte, CA, EUA (Cinco obras caligráficas).• The Tokyo Westin, Tóquio, Japão (Quinze pinturas).• Hotel East 21, Tóquio, Japão (Quinze pinturas e três murais).• The Westin Surabaya, Indonésia (Dois murais e trinta pinturas).MONOGRAFIAS PUBLICADAS DE TRABALHOS DE ARTE (Selecionadas de 8):• Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta. Macau: Fundação Macau, 2020 (128-p, 31cm x 24cm, livro da obra de Lampo Leong, 100 chapas a cor).• Inkscape: Uma Coleção de Obras por Sun Endao, Leong Lampo e Tao Xinglin. Hubei, China: Wuhan Publishing House (2017): 50-91 (Exposições no Museu de Arte Tanghu, China; 36 placas coloridas).• Lampo Leong: Inkscape. Cidade Nova de Taipé, Taiwan: Artists in Taiwan, 2016 (48-p, 25cm x 25cm, livro da pintura a tinta de Leong).• Lampo Leong: Dynamic Forces. Cidade Nova de Taipé, Taiwan: Artists in Taiwan, 2014 (48-p livro da pintura a óleo de Leong).• Lampo Leong: Wild Cursive. Cidade Nova de Taipé, Taiwan: Artists in Taiwan, 2014 (48-p, 25cm x 25cm, livro de caligrafia de Leong).PALESTRAS EM UNIVERSIDADES OU CONFERÊNCIAS (Selecionadas entre 200):• Academia de Belas Artes de Sichuan, Chongqing, China, 2019.• Série de Leituras da Universidade de Chongqing, China, 2013 e 2019.• Academia de Arte da China, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, 2018.• The First University Art Education Development Forum, Departamento de Educação Provincial de Guangdong, Cantão, China, 2018.• Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, China, 2018, 2012, 2011 e 2009.• Universidade de Sichuan, Chengdu, Sichuan, China, 2017.• Universidade de Tecnologia do Sul da China, Cantão, China, 2017.• Universidade de Zhengzhou, Zhengzhou, Henan, China, 2017.• Simpósio sobre o Desenvolvimento do Colégio de Artes no Ensino das Universidades, Centro de Pesquisas de Arte e Design, Universi dade da União de Pequim, Pequim, China, 2017.• Universidade de Ciências e Tecnologia de Huazhong, Wuhan, 2016.• Universidade de Wuhan, Wuhan, Hubei, China, 2016.• Universidade Agrícola de Huazhong, Wuhan, Hubei, China, 2016.
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink116• Instituto de Belas Artes de Hubei, Wuhan, Hubei, China, 2016.• Simpósio International de Design, Universidade Tecnológica de Guangdong, Cantão, China, 2016. • Série de Leituras Distintas, Universidade Agrícola do Sul da China, 2016.• Academia de Artes de Xangai, Universidade de Xangai, China, 2016.• Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Carbondale, IL, EUA, 2015.• Série de Leituras Distintas, No. 36, Universidade de Macau, 2013.• Quarto Simpósio Mundial de Educação de Arte Chinesa, China, 2013.• O Futuro do Museu: Fórum Internacional do Museu de Yeongwol, Coreia do Sul, 2013.• Instituto Tecnológico de Harbin, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China, 2012.• Maxwell C. Weiner Distinguished Professor Lecture, Missouri Univer- sity of Science and Technology, MO, EUA, 2012.• University of California, Davis, CA, EUA, 2010.• Academia de Belas Artes de Luxun, Shenyang, China, 2010.• Educação de Arte nas Universidades Normais, Universidade Normal do Sul da China University, 2009.• Simpósio das Universidades Nacionais sobre Reforma da Educação em Belas Artes numa Perpetiva Mundial, Organizado pela Associação Nacional de Educação, China, 2009.• 38th Annual Conference, Mid-Atlantic Region Association for Asian Studies, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, EUA, 2009.• University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, MN, EUA, 2008, 2006 e 2005.• The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO, EUA, 2008.• University of California, Berkeley, EUA, 2007, 2001, 1998 e 1997.• Wild Cursive Chinese Calligraphy, Cal Performances, University of California, Berkeley, CA, 2006 (Painel de debate em conjunto com Wild Cursive, uma exibição de dança de Hwai-min Lin, diretor de arte do Cloud Gate Theatre, Taiwan).• Simpósio Nacional das Academias Chinesas de Arte em Programa de Fundação, Academia Central de Belas Artes, Pequim, China, 2005.• Universidade Nacional Normal de Taiwan, Taipé, Taiwan, 2005.• Universidade Nacional de Artes de Taiwan, Tainan, Taiwan, 2005.• College Art Association 92nd Annual Conference, Seattle, EUA, 2004.• Museu de Arte Asiática de São Francisco, 2001, 2000, 1999 e 1997.• Stanford University, International Studies, CA, EUA, 2000 e 1999.• Museu de Arte Moderna, São Francisco, CA, EUA, 1999.• Dialogue in Ink: Japanese & Chinese Perspectives on Modern Brush- work, Museu de Arte Asiática de São Francisco & Limn Gallery, 1999.JUIZ E CURADOR DE EXPOSIÇÕES E GRANTS (Selecionado entre mais de 30):• Júri, 16a Competição de Composição de Musicacoustica de Pequim 2019, Associação de Música Eletrónica da China e Conservatório Central de Música, Pequim, China (Concurso de Arte Digital).• Curador, East-West Dialogue V: Artworks from Chinese Visiting Scholars and their Hosting Professors, Central Bank Gallery, EUA, 2018. University of Missouri-Columbia, 2016, 2015, 2014).• Júri, 47th Annual Juried Exhibition, Sumi-e Society of America, EUA, 2010 (National Exhibition).• Revisor, Visual Arts Panel, Missouri Arts Council, Saint Louis, MO, EUA, 2010 (Também em 2008 e 2007).• Júri, Forces of Nature, Art Saint Louis, Saint Louis, MO, EUA, 2007.• Co-curador, International Modern Brush Painting, Centro de Cultura Chinesa de São Francisco, CA, EUA, 2007.• Curador, Modern Brushwork: International Brush Painting, Univer- sidade de Missouri-Columbia, MO, EUA, 2007.• Curador, Chinese Artists in Academia, Columbia Art League, MO, 2004.• Jurado, Best of America (Exibição Nacional Jurada), MO, EUA, 2003.• Juror, Selection Panel for Public Arts, São Francisco Art Commission, São Francisco, CA, EUA, 1998.HONRAS E PRÉMIOS (Selecionados entre mais de 80, também listado com shows):• Faculty-Alumni Awards, Universidade de Missouri-Columbia, 2007.• Mayoral Proclamation: Lampo Leong Day (19 de novembro, 1999), Cidade de São Francisco, CA, EUA, 1999.• US Congressional Record 141(152), 27 de setembro, Congressista Bill Baker, Washington DC, EUA, 1995.ENTREVISTAS DE TELEVISÃO, RÁDIO E VÍDEO (Selecionadas entre mais de 50):• “The Art Show: Lampo Leong.” Mediacom Cable TV, Canais 22 e 722, Missouri. Entrevistado por James Mouser, 08/05/2016 (08:00. Domingos 21:30. Terças-feiras 19:00 e Sextas-feiras 12:00). • “Macao News File: The Return of Macao Talents.” Teledifusão de Macau. Entrevistado por Han & Gao, 13/03/2015, 12:44 (08:09).• “Outstanding Alumnus: Lampo Leong.” Academia de Belas Artes de Cantão, Cantão, China, 2013 (03:30).• “Percent for Art: Convergence, Digital Landscapes, and Layers of Diversity.” Dirigido e produzido por Rosemary Frank, Columbia, MO, EUA: City Channel, 01 julho, 2011 (05:26).• “Cultural Connections: A Visit with Lampo Leong.” Entrevistado por Tanya Sneddon, University of Missouri: Center for eResearch, 01/09/2009: http://syndicatemizzou.org/articles/show/100 (23:16).• “Lampo Leong & His Art.” Dialogue 360. Entrevistado por Stone Shih, KMTP-TV32, São Francisco, 11/08-09/2007 (Parte I e II, 50:00).• “Chinese Artists in Academia, EUA.” Pepper & Friends. Entrevistado por Paul Pepper, KOMU-TV8 WB5, Columbia, MO, 27/7/2004 (08:39).• “Chinese Artists in Academia, EUA.” The Amy Miller Show, 93.9FM, Columbia, MO, EUA, 7/22/2004 (05:00).• “Cultural Movements: Lampo Leong’s Painting.” Entrevistado por Anna Lam, Teledifusão de Macau, Macau, 31/11/1998, 21:30 (10:00).• “Raymond’s Portrait.” Leong foi extensivamente entrevistado como Professor de Arte de Raymond neste documentário da PBS, dirigido por Donald Young, 1997 (27:00. Transmitido pelo país 200 vezes).• “Chinese Journal: Artist Lampo Leong.” Entrevistado por Cathy Chiang, KTSF-TV (Canal 26), Cidade de São Francisco, CA, EUA, 10/2/1996, 16:00-16:30 (27:00).• “Painting Tao: An Introduction to Chinese Painting - Featuring Lampo Leong.” Dirigido por Eileen Blodgett, Universidade Estadual de São Francisco, CA, EUA, 1989 (16:00).BIBLIOGRAFIA DE REVISÕES, PUBLICAÇÕES E CITAÇÕES (Selecionadas centenas):• Ho, Donna, and Xiwan Zhang. “Out of Nothingness: An Analysis of Lampo Leong’s Abstract Ink Painting.” Art Review. Macau & Zhuhai (Edição 56, 06/2020): 44-48 (6 chapas de cor. Foto de H.C. Hsu).• Qiu, E, Yanqin Wan, and Shuxia Yang. “Lampo Leong: Propelling the Development of Contemporary Ink and Art Education.” Outstanding Figures. Hong Kong (4/2020): 26-30 (5 placas coloridas. Foto de Hsu).• Almeida, Inês. “Sistema de Educação não Dá Importância à Arte e ao Design.” Jornal Tribuna de Macau, Macau (17 junho, 2019): 1-3 (Foto de Tatiana Lages. 3 placas coloridas).• Ip, Davis. “From Tradition to Innovation: Lampo Leong’s Interdisci- plinary Approach to Art and Design.” UMagazine. Universidade de Macau (Edição 20, 5/2019): 46-51 (3 placas coloridas. Foto: Jack Ho).• Mo, Zhiyong. “Lampo Leong: Breathing Dao.” PAJ: A Journal of Per- formance and Art. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, EUA & Londres, RU, Vol. 41, Nr. 1 (121) (2019): 49-53 (2 placas): https://www.mitpress journals.org/doi/pdf/10.1162/pajj_a_00451.• Mo, Zhiyong. “Wandering (at Ease): Lampo Leong’s Chanted Poetry.” Visual Communication. SAGE Publication, Londres, RU; Vol. 17(4) (2018): 479-486 (https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/147035 7218787461. 7 placas. Um jornal SSCI).• Jiang, Tao. “Creation through the Synthesis of Eastern and Western Arts: On Lampo Leong’s Contemporary Ink.” World Art. Academia Central de Belas Artes, China (01/2017): 64-66 (4 placas a cores).• Tang, Qingnian. “Lampo Leong’s Current Painting: Light Radiating from Chaos, Spirit Revealed through Ink Washes.” Art Review. Chinese Art Magazine Publishing House, Zhuhai e Macau, Vol. 26 (4/2015): 110-115 (5 chapas coloridas. Tang é um ex-editor da Art Monthly).• Berger, Patricia. “Lampo Leong’s Contemplation.Forces.” in Lampo Leong: Dynamic Forces. Taiwan: Artists in Taiwan (2014): 3 (O Prof. Berger é Presidente da Art History, University of California, Berkeley).• Allton, Kevin. “The Wild Calligraphy of Lampo Leong.” in Lampo Leong: Wild Cursive. Taiwan: Artists in Taiwan (2014): 3-4 e revista Artist, Taiwan (10/2012): 292 e 293 (3 placas a cores).
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 117• Wang, Huangsheng. “A Response to Life Energy: Lampo Leong’s Contemplation.Forces.” Art Investment. Pequim, Xangai & Taipé (9/2013): 216-217 (2 placas a cores).• Li, Weiming. “Deconstruction.Reconstruction: Lampo Leong’s Contemplation.Forces.” Artco. Taipé (9/2013): 200 (1 chapa a cores).• Liu, Charles. “A Review on Chinese Ink Painting in North America.” Art Salon. The People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, Pequim, China (01/2013): 214-231 (18 chapas a cores. Liu é curador nos EUA).• Russu, Peter. Editor. Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists. London, UK: Masters of Today (2012): Capa e 195 (2 chapas coloridas. Livro internacional de capa dura de 240 páginas, 23cm x 23cm).• Fleishman, Michael. Drawing Inspiration: Visual Artists at Work. Clifton Park, NY, EUA: Delmar Cengage Learning (2010): 31, 266, 267 e 350 (3 placas a cores. Inglês. Livro de arte de 372p, 28cm x 21.5cm).• Ledderrose, Lothar. “East Asian Calligraphy in the Modern Era.” In The Art of Writing: Contemporary Art from Three Cultures. Editor: Heinz Kroehl. Alemanha: Written Art Foundation e Kehrer Verlag Heidelberg Berlim (2011): 46, 118-119 (1 placa a cores).• Tunberg, Despina. Editor. International Contemporary Masters III. CA, EUA: World Wide Art Books (2010): 178 (1 placa a cores).• Sedley, Jerry. Editor. “Professor Lampo Leong.” New Art International. Woodstock, NY: Book Art Press (2009): Capa, 58 e 59 (5 placas a cores).• Song, Roman. Culture Conflict? No, Thanks! (4 artistas em destaque), Pequim, China: Raab Galerie (2008): 39-48 (6 chapas).• Piller, Josienne. “Refiguring Fragmented Identity.” Han Zi Reinvented: The Rhythm of Chinese Script. Fullerton, CA: California State University (2006): 10-13, 31-35 (Inglês. 5 placas a cores).• Picassinos, Carlos. “Sublimação Taoísta: Lampo Leong Abre Ex- posição de Caligrafia no Centro de Indústrias Criativas.” Hoje Macau, Macau, V. 5, N. 1193 (18/7/2006): Frente (Português. 3 placas).• Fischer, Margy. “From Oppression to Expression.” Vox Magazine. Publicado por Columbia Missourian, Columbia, MO, EUA, Vol. 7, Nr. 52 (20 janeiro, 2005): 2 e 7 (Inglês. 2 placas).• Raub, Kevin. “Questioning Art.” Gentry Magazine. Menlo Park, CA, EUA (09/2004): 122-129 (1 placa a cores).• Fischer, Jack. “Open-Ended ‘Question’: Interactive Exhibit Invites Viewers to Think About Art.” San Jose Mercury News, San Jose, CA (Domingo, 8/8/2004): 3E e 12E (Inglês. 1 placa a cores).• Baker, Kenneth. “Stanford Show Poses More Questions Than Answers.” San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, CA, EUA (31 julho, 2004): Agenda - E10 (Inglês. 1 placa a cores).• Blose, Chris. “Tradition Meets Technology.” Mizzou: The Magazine of the MU Alumni Association. University of Missouri - Columbia, EUA (Verão 2004): 14-15 (Inglês. 1 placa a cores).• Chen, Monica. “Lampo Leong’s Painting Bridges the Old and New.” World Journal, Chicago, IL, EUA (15/10/2003): B1 (1 placa a cores).• Reineke, Charles. Editor. “Aesthetic Additions: 4 New Arrivals Energize the Arts at MU.” Illumination. University of Missouri-Columbia, Vol. 6, Nr. 1 (setembro, 2002): 19, 22 e 23 (5 placas a cores).• Rynders, Stacey. “Bridging the Cultural Divide: Artists Fuse Western Influences with their Traditional Media.” Vox Magazine. Columbia Missourian, Columbia, MO, EUA (07/02/2002): 7 (Inglês). • Kaegel, Jenna. “Global Expressions.” Columbia Daily Tribune, MO, EUA (13/1/2002): 1C e Frente (4 placas a cores).• Marquis, Pamela. “Artist Profile - Lampo Leong: Creating A New Visual Language.” Columbia Home. MO (2/2002): 14-18 (8 placas a cores).• Moy, Edmund. “Chinese Calligraphy Meets Modern Computer Technology.” AsianWeek, Cidade de São Francisco, CA, EUA, Vol. 21, Nr. 45 (6-12/7/2000), (Inglês. 2 placas).• Pi, Daojian. “A Transcendent Quality: Lampo Leong’s Contemplation. Forces.” World Art. Pequim, China: Academia Central de Belas Artes, Vol. 79 (09/1998): 70-71 e Contracapa (5 placas a cores).• Berk, Amy. “Shinning Stars at the Pacific Heritage Museum.” Artweek. San Jose, CA, EUA (03/98): 1 e 28 (1 placa a cores).• Liu, Manni, & Park, Jung. “Bridging the Old & New Worlds.” Asian Art News. Hong Kong (09-10/ 1997): 81-83 (Inglês. 5 placas a cores).• Hongye. “A Transcending Vision: Lampo Leong’s Art.” Art Life. Hefei, Anhui, China (9-10/1997): 38-43 (Chinês. 9 placas a cores).• Hongye. “Lampo Leong’s Painting: Artwork that Utilizes New Scientific Technology.” Ta Kung Pao, Hong Kong (14/9/1997), (2 placas a cores).• Qiu Suo. “A Successful Synthesis of Music, Dance and Painting.” China & World Cultural Exchange. Pequim, Vol. 25 (5/1996): 59 (1 placa).• Lin, Rong. “Lampo is Running between the Continents.” Guangzhou Art Research. Cantão, Vol. 11 (2/1993): 1 (Chinês, 3 placas) e People’s Daily, Pequim, China (14/5/1993), (1 placa).• Crabtree, Betsy. “A Conversation with Chinese Brush Painter Lampo Leong.” San Francisco Arts Monthly, Cidade de São Francisco, CA, EUA, Vol. 2, Nr. 11 (2/1992): Primeira página e 11 (Inglês. 2 placas).ARTIGOS E ENSAIOS DE JORNAL PUBLICADOS (Selecionados de 50 publicações):• Leong, Lampo. Nova Perspectiva Estética: As Forças Visuais da Ω Curva. Pequim, China: The People’s Publishing House, 2020 (Um livro de 192 páginas de pesquisa teórica em estética formalista).• Zhang, Xiwen, & Lampo Leong (Autor correspondente). “Metamor- phosis & Infinity: Jennifer Wen Ma’s Construction of a Virtual Fantasy World with Multimedia.” Art Alive: Essentials of Art Macao. Macau: EYC-Editoria Yiwen da China, Patrocinio: Secretaria para os Assuntos Sociais e Cultura, Governo da RAE de Macau (4/2020): 362-369.• Yang, Chao, and Lampo Leong (Autor correspondente). “Dynamic Changeable University Logo Design and Its Extended Applications in the 5G Era.” Packaging Engineering. Chongqing: Southwest Technology & Engineering Research Institute (Vol. 41, No. 2, 2/2020): 252-258. (Um Jornal de Núcleo Chinês da Universidade de Pequim).• Jiang, Tao, and Lampo Leong (Autor correspondente). “The Naiad Incarnate: Brian Oglesbee’s Water Series Photography.” World Art. Pequim: Central Academy of Fine Arts (3/2018): 52-54 & Inside back cover (6 Color Plates. A Beijing University Chinese Core Journal.)• Leong, Lampo. “Critique Fosters Creativity in Art Education.” Across the Divide: Individualized Education in Art and Design. Shijiazhuang: Hebei Fine Arts Publishing House (5/2018): 002-006.• Leong, Lampo. “The Benefits of Critical Thinking in Art Education.” In Across The Divide: Thoughts & Dialogues on International Art Education. 197-203. Pequim, China: China Light Industry Press, 2015.• Leong, Lampo. “Utilizing Critical Thinking and Concept Mapping Skills to Enhance Artistic Creativity.” In Synthesis.Interaction.Innovation: Comparative Studies of Art Education between East & West. Pequim, China: The People’s Fine Arts Publishing House (2013):104-111.• Leong, Lampo. “Enhancing the Understanding of Art through Analysis of Form.” In Yeongwol International Museum Forum.Section I. Yeongwol, Coreia do Sul (2013): 199-223 (Inglês e Coreano).• Leong, Lampo. “A Few Ideas for China’s Higher Education Reform Inspired by Western Educational Concepts.” Art Observation. Chinese National Academy of Arts, Pequim (6/2011): 128-130 (A CSSCI magazine).• Leong, Lampo. “The Purpose and Method of ‘Critique’ in Art Education.” Fine Arts and Design. Instituto de Artes Nanquim, Nanquim, China, No. 131 (5/2010): 147-150 (Uma revista CSSCI). • Leong, Lampo. “The Importance of ‘Critique’ in Art Education.” In A Global Perspective: Comparative Study of Higher Education in Art between China and the World. Pequim, China: Higher Education Press (12/2009): 65-69.• Leong, Lampo. “Recoding the Roots: Genetic Reformation & Culture Synthesis in the Era of Globalization.” Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art. Taipei, Taiwan & Vancouver, Canada: Art & Collection Ltd. (6/2004): 83-88 (Inglês. 5 placas a cores).SUBSÍDIOS DE PESQUISA (Selecionados entre mais de 30 doações):• Professor Distinto Grant, Universidade de Macau, 2018, 2009 e 2020. • Bolsa Fundação Macau, Fundação Macau, Macau, 2014-2016.• Projectos Culturais, Instituto Cultural do Governo da R.A.E. de Macau, 2015.• Research Council Grant, Universidade de Missouri-Columbia, MO, EUA, 2013, 2012, 2007 e 2003.• Bolsa do Conselho de Pesquisa, Sistema da Universidade do Missouri, Columbia, MO, EUA, 2007.
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink118TEACHING & ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS (Selected from over 30 positions):2018- Distinguished Professor of Art, Doctoral Advisor, Director of Centre for Arts & Design, University of Macau, Macao2019- Professor Emeritus, School of Visual Studies, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO, USA2019- Committee Member, Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China Higher Education Institutes Animation and Digital Media Advisory Committee Guangdong Province Expert Subcommittee, Beijing, China2019- Associate Director, Guangdong Province Higher Education Institutes Fine Arts Advisory Committee, Guangdong Ministry of Education, Guangzhou, China2019- Advisory Committee Expert, Guangzhou National Young Artists Training Program, National Painting Academy and Guangzhou Painting Academy, Beijing and Guangzhou, China2018- Associate Director, The Fine Arts and Design Education Development Alliance of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, Guangdong Ministry of Education 2011-19 Professor of Art, School of Visual Studies, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO, USA (Tenured)2017- Visiting Distinguished Professor, Central China Normal University, Wuhan, Hubei, China 2011- Visiting Professor, South China Normal University, Guangzhou2011- Distinguished Researcher and Honorary Master Painter, Guangzhou Painting Academy, Guangzhou, China 2009- Visiting Professor, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China 2016-17 Visiting Professor, UIP, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China2012-12 Maxwell C. Weiner Distinguished Professor, Missouri University of Science & Technology, MO, USA2007-09 Chair, Dept. of Art, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO, USA2001-11 Assistant/Associate Professor, University of Missouri-Columbia1996-01 Visiting Assistant Professor, San Francisco State University, CAEDUCATION (Selected):2009 PhD, Art Theory and Practice, Comparative Study of Painting and Calligraphy, Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China1988 MFA (High Distinction), Painting, California College of the Arts, San Francisco and Oakland, CA, USA1988 Graduate Studies, Chinese Art History, University of California at Berkeley, CA, USA (Studied with James Cahill)1983 BFA, Ink Painting, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, ChinaSOLO EXHIBITIONS (Selected from over 70):2020 Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink, Centro UNESCO de Macau, Macao (Organized by Macao Foundation. Color catalog.)2019 Lampo Leong: Notes on Ink, Ye Fine Art, Shanghai, China 2017 Lampo Leong: Contemporary Ink, Houghton College, New York, USA2017 Lampo Leong: Inkscape, Tanghu Museum of Art, Wuhan, China2016 Inkscape, Central Academy of Fine Arts Art Museum, Beijing, China2016 Lampo Leong: Inkscape, Imago Gallery, Columbia, MO, USA2014 Lampo Leong: Accumulation.Expansion, Art and Julia’s Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan (Color catalog)2013 Calligraphic Inspiration: The Art of Lampo Leong, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, USA2012 Lampo Leong: A Retrospective, Truman State University, Kirksville, MO, USA (Color catalog)2011 Lampo Leong: Recent Works, Perlow-Stevens Gallery, Columbia, MO, USA2010 Lampo Leong: Spirit of the Universe, Nelson Gallery, University of California at Davis, Davis, CA, USA2009 Dynamic Movement, Bingham Gallery, UM-Columbia, MO, USA2008 Dancing Marks, Sun Gallery, Minneapolis, MN, USA (Also in 2006)2007 Lampo Leong: Forces, University of California at Berkeley, USA2007 Spirit of the Sublime, San Antonio College, San Antonio, TX, USA2006 Calligraphy by Lampo Leong, Creative Macau, Macao (Catalog)2005 Lampo Leong: Recent Works, Chapman Friedman Gallery, Louisville, KY, USA2005 Spatial Awakening, Armstrong Atlantic State University, Savannah, GA, USA2004 Lampo Leong: Spatial Luminance, Lycoming College, PA, USA2004 Lampo Leong: Recent Works, Sam Houston State University, TX2003 Bridging the Old and New, Suburban Fine Arts Center, Highland Park, IL, USA2003 Suspended Marks, Saint Louis University Museum of Art, Saint Louis, MO, USA2003 Lampo Leong’s Recent Paintings, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky, USA2002 Abstract Forces and Inspiration, Western Illinois University, Macomb, IL, USA2000 Lampo Leong: Contemplation.Forces, dp Fong Galleries, San Jose, CA, USA1998 Contemplation.Forces, Instituto Cultural de Macau, Macao 1997 Contemplation.Forces, Galerie du Monde, Hong Kong1995 Lampo Leong: Paintings, Michael Thompson Gallery, San Francisco, CA, USA1988 Lampo Leong: Nostalgic Dreams, Guangzhou Fine Arts Museum, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China1986 Lampo Leong, Museu Luis De Camoes, Macao (Color catalog)1986 The Art of Lampo Leong, Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, CA, USAGROUP EXHIBITS & AWARDS (Selected from over 350 national and international juried or curated exhibitions & 80 awards):2021 Ink Global 2020, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibit Centre (Catalog)2020 Fine Chinese Modern and Contemporary Ink Paintings, Christie’s, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong (Catalog)2020 A‘Design Award & Competition, Mood Museum of Design, Milano, Italy (Bronze A’Design Award in Photo Manipulation. Color catalog.)2020 The 3rd Chania International Photo Festival, Grand Arsenali, Center of the Mediterranean Architecture (CAM), Old Harbor of Chania, Crete, Greece2020 Harmony and Evolution: An Exhibition of Chinese American Art Faculty Association, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA (Catalog)2019 Salon des Beaux Arts 2019, Carrousel de Louvre, Paris, France (Organized by Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts & under the high patronage of French President Macron. Color catalog.)2019 Chinese Contemporary Ink, Christie’s, Hong Kong (Also in autumn and spring exhibitions in 2019, 2018, 2017 & 2016. Color catalogs.)2019 AS-Helix: The Integration of Art and Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, The 5th Art and Science International Exhibition, National Museum of China, Beijing, China (Organized by Tsinghua Univeristy Academy of Arts & Design. Color catalog.)2019 Fusion: Artworks of Macao Artists, National Art Museum of China, Beijing, China (Color catalog)LAMPO LEONG BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 1192019 Opening Concert of Musicacoustica Beijing 2019, Central Con- servatory of Music, Beijing, China (Also in 2015 & 2014)2019 Asia Now: Paris Asian Art Fair, Salon Hoche, Paris, France2019 Beijing Design Week: International Ink Painting and Pattern Design Exhibition, Capital Normal University, Beijing, China2019 The Thirteenth National Exhibition of Fine Arts.Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Overseas Chinese Art Exhibition, University City Art Museum of the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China (Organized by the Chinese Government. Color catalog.)2019 Across the Divide: The Beauty of Visual Language as Art, San Francisco Public Library, San Francisco, CA, USA2019 Art Asia 2019, Chinese Special Exhibit, COEX, Seoul, South Korea2019 A‘Design Award & Competition, Mood Museum of Design, Milano, Italy (Bronze A’Design Award in Video/Animation. Color catalog.)2019 The Third Shenzhen International Photography Exhibition, Look at the World from Another Angle—Aerial Photography, Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center, Shenzhen, China2019 A L’Extérieur de La Tour D’ivoire 2019: Exposition de L’Experience du design Et De L’Ecole De La Grande Baie Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao, City Hall, Paris, France2019 Art Central, Central Harbour Front, Hong Kong (International art expo)2018 2018 Zhejiang City Biennial Art Exhibition.Poster Invitation Exhibition, Organized by Zhejiang Artists Association and Jiaxing Literature and Arts Alliance, Jiaxing, Zhejiang, China (Catalog)2018 Art Taipei 2018, Taipei World Trade Center, Taiwan (International art expo. Also in 2015 and 2012.)2018 Lightscape: A Synthesis of Video Animation and Dance, University Hall, University of Macau, Macao (Artistic Director, Organizer & Animation Director, collaborated with Gao Yanjinzhi, Beijing Modern Dance Company, and other dancers from Guangzhou.)2018 The First Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Uni- versity Art Exhibition, Hosted by Guangdong Province Department of Education & Guangdong Artists Association, Higher Education Mega Center Art Museum of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts2018 Asia Contemporary Art Show, Hong Kong (Also in 2017 & 2016)2018 Artexpo New York, Pier 94, New York, NY, USA2018 Paper in Particular National Exhibition, Columbia College, Columbia, MO, USA (Also in 2017, 2015, 2010 & 2004)2017 Taipei International Ink Painting Exhibition, Bo Ai Art Gallery, National Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, Taiwan (Artists selected from China, Japan, Korea, Europe, USA, etc. Color catalog.)2017 Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts North America Alumni Exhibition, University City Art Museum of GAFA, China (Catalog)2017 37th Annual Spring Photography Contest (48-country international contest), Photographer’s Forum magazine, Santa Barbara, CA, (Hardcover color book, Best of Photography 2017, published.)2017 Ink Global 2017, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Ink paintings selected from 15 countries. Color catalog.)2017 The Art of Asian Languages, Oklahoma State University Museum of Art and Stanford University East Asia Library, CA, USA (Juror: Jeff Kelley, California Art Critic. Color catalog.)2017 Singapore Contemporary Art Show, Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre, Singapore (International art expo. Also in 2016.)2016 Modern & Contemporary Asian Art: Ravenel Autumn Auction 2016 Taipei (Including works of Nam June Paik, Kusama, Warhal, etc.)2016 Perception and Vision: Chinese-American Art Faculty Exhibition, Homnicen International Art Center, Guiyang, Guizhou, China (Silver Medal Award. Color catalog.)2016 XXXII Exposicao Coltctiva dos Artistas de Macau, Leal Senado de Macau, Macao (First Prize. Also in 1998. Color catalogs.)2016 Modern and Contemporary Art: Ravenel Spring Auction 2016 Hong Kong (Including the works of Antoni Tapies, Chagall, etc.)2016 Literati: Quiet Affection, Ravenel Spring Auction 2016 Hong Kong (Including the works of Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, etc.)2016 Inkprovise: Modern and Contemporary Ink Art, Poly Auction, Hong Kong (Color catalog)2015 Modern & Contemporary Art: Ravenel Autumn Auction 2015 Hong Kong (Including the works of Kiefer, Sam Francis, Vasarely, etc.)2015 The Second Overseas Chinese Photography Exhibition, Overseas Chinese History Museum, Beijing, China (Works selected from 26 countries. 1.9% acceptance rate. Color catalog.)2015 Music Xiamen: Multimedia Electronic Music Festival, Fujian, China2015 52nd Annual Juried Exhibit, Sumi-e Society of America (Founder’s Award. Also Founder’s Award in 2014. Best of Show in 2011 & 2005.)2015 Across the Divide: Thoughts and Dialogues on International Art Education & Intercultural Perspectives, Beijing Normal University Art Gallery, Beijing, China2015 Macao International Film & Video Festival, Macao Cultural Centre Theater, Macao2015 Abstract Paintings from Macao Art Museum Collection, Museu de Arte de Macau, Macao (Curator: Fongchao Ng. Color catalog.)2015 Chanted Poetry: A Multimedia Performance, Zhuhai Arts College, Guangdong, China (Also in 2013)2015 West Says East Says: Chinese Contemporary Art Research Exhibition, United Art Museum, Wuhan, China (Curated by Hong Lu and Claus Mewes. 87 artists invited from China, France, Germany, Italy and USA. Hardcover color catalog.)2014 The 5th National University Art Competition, Art Education Research magazine, Anhui, China (Second Prize. Award rate 0.06%.) 2014 34th Annual Photo Contest, Photographer’s Forum, CA, USA (International competition. Honorable Mention. Award rate 1.08%. Hard cover book Best of Photography 2014 published.)2014 2nd Global Chinese Art Exhibition, Yan Huang Art Museum, Beijing, China (Excellence Award. Works selected from 42 countries. 7.5% acceptance rate. Color Catalog.) 2014 Collision-Confluence: Chinese-American Art Faculty Exhibition, Asian Cultural Center, New York, NY, USA (Color catalog)2014 Colorful World.Multiple Interpretations: The First Nanjing Inter- national Art Festival, Nanjing International Exhibition Center, China (4.9% acceptance rate. Color catalog.)2014 Award Winning Artists in Exposicaos Colectiva dos Artistas de Macau, Cultural Affairs Bureau, Macao (Color catalog)2014 Fiddle Suite, Skaneateles Festival, New York, USA (A multimedia performance collaborated with Shanghai Quartet and Yi Chen)2014 Contemporary Art by Chinese American Artists, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, USA (Color catalog)2013 Autumn Auction: Modern and Contemporary Art, Tiancheng International, Hong Kong (Color catalog)2013 Outstanding Alumni Works: Celebration of the 60th Anniversary of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Higher Education Mega Center Art Museum of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China2013 Studio Series, Lily Cai Dance Company, San Francisco, CA, USA (Multimedia perfomance collaborated with Lily Cai)2013 Outstanding Faculty Works: Celebration of the 60th Anniversary of the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Museum of the GAFA, Guangzhou, China2013 Re-Ink: Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Ink Painting 2000-2012, Hubei Museum of Art, Wuhan and Today Art Museum, Beijing, China (Curated by Hong Lu, Curator, Shenzhen Art Museum. Color Catalog.) 2013 International Digital Arts, Donggang Digital Society Exhibit Hall, South Korea (Curated by Joowon Lee, Seoul, South Korea)2012 Video Art For All International 2012, Fundação Oriente, Macao2012 Outstanding Works: 30th Anniversary of Guangzhou Painting Academy, Higher Education Mega Center Art Museum of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China (Color Catalog)2012 The American Landscape, Hilliard Gallery, Kansas City, MO, USA2012 Chinese Myths, Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, Kansas City, MO (A multimedia performance collaborated with Yi Chen)2012 International Ink Painting Exhibition & Symposium, National Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, Taipei, Taiwan (86 artists. Color catalog.)2012 Exposicao Annual de Artes Visuais de Macau, Macao Cultural
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink120 Affairs Bureau (Top Ten Award. Also awarded in 2011, 2009 & 2007.)2012 Across the Divide, University of Texas at Austin, TX (Color catalog)2012 Macao Contemporary Drawings, Museu de Arte de Macau, Macao (Curated by Chong Tong. Color catalog.)2011 Harvest: Artistic Creations from the Advisers and Honorary Master Painters of Guangzhou Painting Academy, Masters’ Forum, Redtory Creativity & Arts Center, Guangzhou (Color catalog)2011 Art Faculty Exhibition Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the College of Art Education at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Art Museum of the GAFA, China (Color Catalog)2011 Mobility & Memory: Macao’s Proposed Artworks for the 54th International Art Exhibit of the Venice Biennale, Museu de Arte de Macau, Macao (Color Catalog)2011 The Art of Writing: Contemporary Art from Three Cultures, Kurhaus Wiesbaden, Germany (Featuring 84 artists from Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea, Arabia, Iran, Europe & USA, including Mark Tobey, Cy Twombly, etc.. Hardcover color catalog.)2011 East Meets West: A Exhibition of Paintings by Well Known Asian- American Artists, Foster Gallery, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI, USA (Curated by Prof. Liying Bao and Gallery Director Tom Wagener. 5-artist show, including Kai Yi and Hongtu Zhang.)2011 Digital Vision, Foster Gallery, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI, USA (Curated by Tom Wagener, Gallery Director, UWEC.)2010 Third Taipei International Modern Ink Painting Biennial, National Museum of History, Taipei, Taiwan (Color catalog)2010 Hong Kong and Macao Visual Art Biennial, Beijing World Art Museum, The China Millennium Monument, Beijing, China2010 China International Gallery Expo, World Trade Center, Beijing, China2010 New Talent, Creative Quarterly: The Journal of Art and Design, Issue 18 (4/2010): Inside cover, 13 & 65, New York, NY (Gold Award. International competition.)2010 International Contemporary Masters III, Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Art, Las Vegas, USA (Curator: Despina Tunberg. Color catalog)2009 Scenes Transformation: Art Education and Practice in the Times of Synthesis Media, South China Normal University, Guangzhou2009 Sumi-e for Today: An International Juried Exhibit of Ink Paintings & Calligraphy, Japanese Canadian Culture Centre, Toronto, Canada2009 The 11th National Fine Arts Exhibition, Shantou, Guangdong, China (Organized by the Chinese Government. Color catalog.)2009 Shanghai Art Fair, Shanghai World Trade Center, Shanghai, China2009 From Nature to Mind: A Joint Exhibition from New Intellectual Artists, Huantie Times Art Museum, Beijing, China (Color catalog)2009 Mind of Being, 798 DAX Art Space, Beijing, China (Curated by Chunchen Wang, Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing.)2009 11th Annual Contemporary Art International, Upstream People Gallery, Omaha, NE, USA2009 Confluence: Exposicao da Coleccao de Arte do Macao Art Museum, National Museum of Fine Arts, Beijing (Color catalog)2009 2nd International Modern Ink Painting Biennial, Dongmen Art Museum, Tainan and National Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, Taipei, Taiwan (Color catalog)2008 Culture Conflict? No, Thanks! (Lampo Leong; Karoline Kroiss, Germany; Renate Minarz & Eva Riebler, Austria) Raab Galerie, Beijing, China (Curated by Roman Xinyu Song. Color catalog.)2008 Across the Divide III, Savannah College of Art and Design, USA2007 First Taipei International Modern Ink Painting Biennial, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts, Taiwan2007 International Modern Brush Painting, Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco, CA, USA2006 Han Zi Reinvented: The Rhythm of Chinese Script, California State University, Fullerton, CA, USA (8-artist show including Xu Bing & Wenda Gu. Curators: Calvine Yee & Susalla. Color catalog.)2006 International Modern Ink Painting, Asian Fusion Gallery, New York, NY, USA2005 International Modern Ink Painting, Changliu Art Museum, Taoyuan, Taiwan (Color catalog)2005 Medial 1.Art Biennial, Art Addiction Medial Museum, London, UK (Honorable Award)2004 Question, Cantor Center for the Visual Arts (Stanford University Museum of Art), Palo Alto, CA, USA (Works selected from the Museum’s permanent collection)2004 American Eyes: Works from Art Professors at the University of Missouri-Columbia, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China2004 Best of America! 2004, Osage Beach, MO, USA (National Juried) 2004 Greater Midwest International Exhibition XIX, University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg, MO, USA2004 MOAK 4 State Regional 2004, Springfield Art Museum, Springfield, MO, USA2003 Girardot National Juried Exhibition, Arts Council of Southeast Missouri, Cape Girardeau, MO, USA (3rd Prize Award)2003 The Ninth Great Plains National Art Exhibition, Fort Hays State University, KS, USA (Juror’s Award)2003 4 To Go: Work by Hosterman, Jacobs, Leong & Paas, Maude Kerns Art Center, Eugene, OR, USA 2003 Color I International Juried Art Exhibition, Period Gallery, Omaha, NE, USA 2003 Memphis/Germantown Art League 8th National Juried Exhibit, Memphis, TN, USA 2003 Current Work 2003: A National Competition, Fayetteville State University, University of North Carolina, NC, USA (Also in 2002)2003 Englewood Arts National Juried Art Show, Museum of Outdoor Arts, Englewood, CO, USA2003 Two by Two: Ceramic Sculpture Biennial, Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA, USA2002 22nd Mini Print International, Cadaques, Taller Galeria Fort, Barcelona, Spain; Wingfield Arts & Music Festival, England; Galerie L’Etang d’Art, Bages, France2002 George E. Ohr National Art Challenge, The Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art - A Smithsonian Affiliation, Biloxi, MS, USA2002 Contemporary IV International Juried Art Exhibit, Period Gallery, Omaha, NE, USA2002 Works on Paper, LSU Union Art Gallery, Louisiana State Univer- sity, Baton Rouge, LA, USA2002 Tulane Review Art Contest, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, USA (Art Contest Winner)2002 St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase, Saint Louis International Film Festival, MO, USA2002 Plain Arts IV International Juried Exhibition, Pittsburg State University, KS, USA (13.4% acceptance rate)2002 The 29th Annual National Juried Competition, Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, LA, USA 2002 Lyrical Brush: East Asian Calligraphy, State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY, USA (Color brochure)2002 25th International Exhibition, Watercolor Art Society-Houston, 2 Allen Center, Houston, TX, USA2002 15th Parkside National Small Print Exhibition, University of Wisconsin, Parkside, WI, USA2001 Art in Embassies: Chinese American Artists, American Institute in Taiwan, Organized by U.S. Department of State, Washington D.C., USA (Curator: Joan Cohen, New York, NY. Color catalog.)2000 From Chinese Ink to Abstraction, Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco (Four artists featured: Lampo Leong, Binghui Yan, Yu Zhang, and Chongbin Zheng. Color Brochure.)2000 Strings Calligraphy, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, USA (An interdisciplinary multimedia performance collaborated with composer Gang Situ and choreographer Lily Cai)1999 Shining Stars: Four Cultural Visionaries of Contemporary Painting, Pacific Heritage Museum, San Francisco, CA (Color catalog)1999 Language Non Language, Ethan Cohen Fine Art, New York, NY1999 Forte Cup 20th Century Asian Pacific Art Competition, Asian Pacific Art Institute of America, Rockville, Maryland (Washington D.C. metropolitan area), USA (Bronze Prize Award)
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 1211997 Art of China, Shanghai Library Exhibition Hall, Shanghai, China (Organized by the Ministry of Culture of China. Curators: Fusheng Lu, Shaojun Lan & Daojian Pi. Color catalog.)1995 Fine Asian Works of Art, Butterfield & Butterfield Auction, San Francisco, USA (Also in 5/1995, 12/1992 & 4/1992; Color catalogs)1993 Contemporary Figure Painting, Wan Fung Art Gallery, Hong Kong1992 Brushstrokes: Styles and Techniques of Chinese Painting, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco & Santa Barbara Museum of Art, CA, USA (Illustrations for ink painting techniques. Color catalog.)1991 The Next Generation, Gallery 5, Santa Monica, CA, USA1990 Earth’s Alive, Gallery Imago, San Francisco, CA, USA1989 The 7th National Fine Arts Exhibition, National Museum of Fine Arts, Beijing, China (Organized by the Chinese Government)1989 Zunyi International Brush Painting Competition, Guiyang, Guizhou, China (Second Prize Award)1988 The First Exhibition of the Contemporary Meticulous Style Painting Association, National Museum of Fine Arts, Beijing, China1987 Works on Landscapes and Gardens, Oriental Art Gallery, New York, NY, USACOLLECTIONS (Selected from 10 museum & 100s public/private collections):• Cantor Center for the Visual Arts (Formerly Stanford University Museum of Art), Palo Alto, CA, USA• The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN, USA • Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA• Saint Louis University Museum of Art, Saint Louis, MO, USA• The Written Art Foundation, Frankfurt, Germany • Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China• Guangzhou Museum of Fine Arts, Guangzhou, China• Museu de Arte de Macau, Macao• Public Art, City & Country of San Francisco, Commissioned by San Francisco Arts Commission for a San Francisco public park - Woh Hei Yuen, CA, USA (8m-diameter / 26’-diameter calligraphic granite inlaid medallion)• Public Art, Columbia City Hall, MO, USA (Three multimedia paintings)• University of Missouri-Columbia, USA (Four paintings & three murals)• Epcot Center, Walt Disney World, Orlando, Fl, USA (Two paintings) • Morrison & Foerster, A USA law firm with offices in Europe & Asia• Cathay Bank, Headquarters, El Monte, CA, USA (Five calligraphy)• Central Bank of Boone County, Columbia, MO, USA (Six paintings) • East West Bank, San Francisco & Los Angeles, USA (20 paintings)• The Tokyo Westin, Tokyo, Japan (Fifteen paintings)• Hotel East 21, Tokyo, Japan (Fifteen paintings and three murals)• The Westin Surabaya, Indonesia (Two murals and thirty paintings) HONORS & AWARDS (Selected from 80; other awards listed with exhibitions):• 40th Annual Faculty-Alumni Awards, University of Missouri-Columbia, 2007• Mayoral Proclamation: Lampo Leong Day (11/19/1999), City of San Francisco, CA, USA, 1999• US Congressional Record 141(152), 9/27/1995, Congressman Bill Baker, Washington DC, USA, 1995LECTURES & CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (Selected from over 200):• Guest Speaker, Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts, Chongqing, 2019• Guest Speaker, Chongqing University Lecture Series, No. 51, China, 2019 & 2013• Guest Speaker, #Entrepreneurship #Design #Creativity: Guangdong- Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Design Forum. Direcção dos Serviços de Economia, Macao and Macao International Brand Enter- prise Commercial Association, Macau Tower, Macao, 2019• Guest Speaker, China Academy of Art, Hangzhou, China, 2018• Keynote Speaker, The First University Art Education Development Forum, Guangdong Provincial Education Department & Guangdong Artists Association, Guangzhou, China, 2018• Guest Speaker, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Guangzhou, China, 2018, 2012, 2011, 2009 & 2008• Guest Speaker, Sichuan University, Chengdu, Sichuan, China, 2017• Guest Speaker, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, 2017• Guest Speaker, Zhengzhou University, Henan, China, 2017• Guest Speaker, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China, 2016• Guest Speaker, Wuhan University, Hubei, China, 2016• Guest Speaker, Huazhong Agricultural University, Wuhan, China, 2016• Guest Speaker, Hubei Institute of Fine Arts, Wuhan, China, 2016 • Panel Speaker, International Design Symposium, Guangdong Uni- versity of Technology, Guangzhou, China, 2016• Distinguished Lecture Series, South China Agriculture University, 2016• Guest Speaker, Shanghai Academy of Art, Shanghai University, 2016• Visiting Artist, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL, USA, 2015• Guest Speaker, Distinguished Lecture Series, No. 36, University of Macau, Macao, 2013• Panel Speaker, The 4th World Chinese Arts Education Symposium, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Guangzhou, China, 2013• Panel Speaker, The Futurity of Museum: Yeongwol Museum Interna- tional Forum, South Korea, 2013• Guest Speaker, Harbin Institute of Technology, Heilongjiang, China, 2012• Guest Speaker, Weiner Distinguished Professor Lecture, Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, MO, USA, 2012• Guest Speaker, University of California, Davis, CA, USA, 2010• Guest Speaker, Luxun Academy of Fine Arts, Shenyang, China, 2010• Panel Speaker, Art Education in Normal Universities, South China Normal University, Guangzhou, China, 2009• Panel Speaker, National Universities Symposium on Fine Arts Education Reform in World Perspective, Organized by the National Education Association, China, 2009• Guest Speaker, 38th Annual Conference, Mid-Atlantic Region Asso- ciation for Asian Studies, Villanova University, PA, USA, 2009• Guest Speaker, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, 2008, 2006 & 2005• Guest Speaker, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, 2008 • Guest Speaker, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA, 2007, 2001, 1998, & 1997• Panel Speaker, Wild Cursive Chinese Calligraphy, Cal Performances, University of California, Berkeley, 2006 (Panel discussion with Hwai- min Lin and Pat Berger in conjunction with Wild Cursive, a dance performance by Cloud Gate Theatre, Taiwan.)• Panel Speaker, Chinese Art Academies National Symposium on Foundation Education, Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, 2005• Guest Speaker, National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan, 2005• Guest Speaker, Tainan National University of the Arts, Taiwan, 2005• Panel Speaker, College Art Association 92nd Annual Conference, Seattle, WA, USA, 2004• Guest Speaker, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, CA, USA, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998 & 1997 (Ink painting and calligraphy workshops)• Guest Speaker, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, USA, 2000 & 1999 (International Studies)• Guest Speaker, Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA, USA, 1999• Panel Speaker, Dialogue in Ink: Japanese & Chinese Perspectives on Modern Brushwork, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco & Limn Gallery, San Francisco, CA, USA, 1999JUDGE, CURATOR & REVIEWER FOR EXHIBITS & GRANTS (Selected from over 30):• Judge, The 16th Composition Competition of Musicacoustica Beijing 2019, Electronic Music Association of China, Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing, China, 2019 (Digital art competition)• Curator, East-West Dialogue V: Artworks from Chinese Visiting Scholars and Their Hosting Professors, Central Bank Gallery, Columbia, MO, USA, 2018• Curator, East-West Dialogue III, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO, USA, 2016 (Also in 2015 and 2014)• Juror and Judge, 47th Annual Juried Exhibition, Sumi-e Society of America, USA, 2010• Reviewer, Visual Arts Panel, Missouri Arts Council, Saint Louis, MO, USA, 2010, 2008 and 2007
| 梁藍波:墨道東西 | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink122• Judge, Forces of Nature, Art Saint Louis, Saint Louis, MO, USA, 2007• Co-curator, International Modern Brush Painting, Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, USA, 2007• Curator, Chinese Artists in Academia, Columbia Art League, Columbia, MO, USA, 2004• Juror, Best of America, Lake Ozark, MO, USA, 2003 (National show) • Juror, Panel for Public Arts, San Francisco Art Commission, San Francisco, CA, USA, 1998TELEVISION, RADIO & VIDEO INTERVIEWS (Selected from over 50):• “Creative Media: Visual Thinking.” Teledifusao de Macau, Macao, Interviewed by Hang-Kin Tang, 5/9/2018, http://www.tdm.com. (01:30); Also “Good Morning Macau: Highlights”, TV Ch. 91, 5:25pm & 8:20pm, 5/9/2018, & 2:00am, 5/10/2018• “The Art Show: Lampo Leong.” Mediacom Cable TV, Channels 22 & 722, MO. Interview by James Mouser, 5/8/2016, 21:30 & 5/10/2016 (08:00)• “Lampo Leong: Artistic Transformation Led by Synthesis of Different Elements.” Life Channel ZHTV-2, Zhuhai TV, China, 1/24/2015, 8pm (02:02)• “Outstanding Alumnus: Lampo Leong.” Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China, Directed by Professor Huifeng Li, 2013 (03:30)• “Percent for Art: Convergence, Digital Landscapes, and Layers of Diversity.” Produced by Rosemary Frank, Columbia: City Channel, 7/1/2011 (05:26) • “Cultural Connections: A Visit with Lampo Leong.” Interview by Tanya Sneddon, University of Missouri: Center for eResearch, 9/1/2009 (23:16)• “Lampo Leong and His Art.” Dialogue 360, Interview by Stone Shih, KMTP-TV32, San Francisco Bay Area, 11/8-9/2007 (Part I & II, 50:00)• “Chinese Artists in Academia, USA.” Pepper & Friends, Interview by Paul Pepper, KOMU-TV8 WB5, Columbia, MO, July 27, 2004 (08:39)• “Cultural Movements: Lampo Leong’s Painting.” Interview by Anna Lam, Teledifusao de Macau, Macao, 7/31/1998, 21:30-21:40 (10:00)• “Raymond’s Portrait.” Leong is interviewed extensively as Raymond’s painting teacher in this PBS documentary, Directed by Donald Young, 1997 (27:00; Broadcasted nationwide in PBS stations over 200 times)• “Chinese Journal: Artist Lampo Leong.” Interview by Cathy Chiang, KTSF-TV (Channel 26), San Francisco, 2/10/1996, 16:00-16:30 (27:00)• “Painting Tao: An Introduction to Chinese Painting - Featuring Lampo Leong.” San Francisco State University, CA, USA, 1989 (16:00)BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CITATIONS AND REVIEWS (Selected from hundreds):• Ho, Donna, and Xiwan Zhang. “Out of Nothingness: An Analysis of Lampo Leong’s Abstract Ink Painting.” Art Review. Macao/Zhuhai (Issue 56, 6/2020): 44-48 (6 color plates. Photo by Heng-chia Hsu.)• Qiu, E, Yanqin Wan, and Shuxia Yang. “Lampo Leong: Propelling the Development of Contemporary Ink and Art Education.” Outstanding Figures. Hong Kong (4/2020): 26-30 (5 color plates. Photo by Hsu).• Almeida, Inês. “Sistema de Educação Não dá Importância à Arte e Ao Design.” Jornal Tribuna de Macau, Macao (6/17/2019): 1-3 (Photo by Tatiana Lages. 3 color plates. Also https://jtm.com.mo/ local/sistema-de-educacao-nao-da-importancia-a-arte-ao-design/).• Ip, Davis. “From Tradition to Innovation: Lampo Leong’s Interdisci- plinary Approach to Art and Design.” UMagazine. University of Macau (Issue 20, 5/2019): 46-51 (3 color plates. photo: Jack Ho).• Mo, Zhiyong. “Lampo Leong: Breathing Dao.” PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art. MIT Press (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press), Cambridge, MA, USA & London, UK, Vol. 41, No. 1 (121) (2019): 49-53 (2 plates. https://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/pdf/10. 1162/pajj_a_00451. Google Scholar h5-index: 4).• Mo, Zhiyong. “Wandering (at Ease): Lampo Leong’s Chanted Poetry.” Visual Communication. SAGE Publication, London, UK; Vol. 17(4) (2018): 479-486 (https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/147035 7218787461) (7 plates. A SSCI journal.)• Beres, Tiffany. “Lampo Leong: The Energy of the Universe.” In A Collection of Works by Sun Endao, Liang Lanbo, and Tao Xinglin. Hubei, China: Wuhan Publishing House (2017): 50-91 (English and Chinese. 36 color plates of Lampo Leong’s painting.)• Jiang, Tao. “Creation through the Synthesis of Eastern and Western Arts: On Lampo Leong’s Contemporary Ink.” World Art. Central Academy of Fine Arts, China (1/2017): 64-66 (4 color plates).• Xu, Xiuling. “Interpretation of Lampo Leong’s Inkscape Painting.” Artwork. Luxun Academy of Fine Arts, Shenyang, China (6/2016): 45-47 (A CSSCI extended magazine).• Tang, Qingnian. “Lampo Leong’s Current Painting: Light Radiating from Chaos, Spirit Revealed in Ink Washes.” Art Review. Chinese Art Magazine Publishing House, Beijing, Zhuhai & Macao, Vol. 26 (4/2015): 110-115 (5 color plates).• Berger, Patricia. “Lampo Leong’s Contemplation.Forces.” in Lampo Leong: Dynamic Forces. Taiwan: Artists in Taiwan (2015): 3 (A 48-page monograph of Leong’s oil painting. Professor Berger is Chair of Art History, Univiversity of California at Berkeley, USA.)• Allton, Kevin. “The Wild Calligraphy of Lampo Leong.” in Lampo Leong: Wild Cursive. Taiwan: Artists in Taiwan (2014): 3-4 (A 48-page, 10”x10”, monograph of Leong’s calligraphy. 35 color plates. Also in Artist magazine, Taiwan (10/2012): 292-293).• Wang, Huangsheng. “A Response to Life Energy: Lampo Leong’s Contemplation.Forces.” Art Investment. Taipei (9/2013): 216-217 (2 color plates. Professor Wang is the Director of the Central Academy of Fine Arts Art Museum, Beijing, China.)• Li, Weiming. “Deconstruction.Reconstruction: Lampo Leong’s Contemplation.Forces.” Artco. Taiwan (9/2013): 200 (1 color plate. Professor Li is an art critic at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China.)• Liu, Charles. “A Review on Ink Painting in North America.” Art Salon. The People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, Beijing, China (2013/1): 214-231 (18 color plates).• Russu, Peter. Editor. Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists. 2012, London, UK: Masters of Today (2012): Cover & 195 (2 color plates. Leong’s work is featured on the cover of the book.)• Fleishman, Michael. Drawing Inspiration: Visual Artists at Work. Clifton Park, NY, USA: Delmar Cengage Learning (2010): 31, 266, 267, & 350 (3 color plates).• Ledderrose, Lothar. “East Asian Calligraphy in the Modern Era.” in The Art of Writing: Contemporary Art from Three Cultures. Editor: Heinz Kroehl. Germany: Written Art Foundation and Kehrer Verlag Heidelberg Berlin (2011): 46, 118-119 (1 color plate. A hard cover book. Ledderrose is Professor of Art History at the University of Heidelberg.)• Tunberg, Despina. Editor. International Contemporary Masters III. Santa Barbara, CA: World Wide Art Books (2010): 178 (1 color plate. A hardcover color art book.)• Sedley, Jerry. “Professor Lampo Leong.” New Art International. Woodstock, NY: Book Art Press (2009): Front Cover, 58 & 59 (5 color plates. Leong’s work is featured on the cover of the book.)• Confluence: A Collection from the Macao Museum of Art. Beijing, China: National Museum of Fine Arts (2009): 94 (1 color plate).• Song, Xinyu. Culture Conflict? No, Thanks!. (4 Artists: Karoline Kroiss, Germany, R. Minarz & E. Riebler, Austria, Lampo Leong, USA), Beijing, China: Raab Galerie (2008): 39-48 (6 color plates).• Sengsavanh, Phou. “Columbia Artist Maintains Beijing Ties.” Columbia Missourian, Columbia, MO, USA (August 4, 2008): 3A (2 color plates).• Doeun, Amy. “Lampo Leong Calligraphy Exhibit.” Asian American Press, St. Paul, MN (7/24/2008): http://www.aapress.com (1 color plate).• Cai, Mingron. “Lampo Leong’s Work Synthesizes Eastern & Western Cultures.” World Journal, Millbrae, CA, USA (Nov. 6, 2007): B4 (1 plate).• Piller, Josienne. “Refiguring Fragmented Identity.” Han Zi Reinvented: The Rhythm of Chinese Script. Fullerton, CA, USA: California State University (2006): 10-13 (5 color plates).• Totten, Kristy. “Leong Combines Traditional Asian Methods with Technology.” Columbia Missourian, USA (10/24/2006): front & 2A (1 plate).• He, Mali. “Lampo Leong Has Established An International Reputation.” Macao Daily News, Macao (7/30/2006): C2-Macau Story (5 color plates).• Picassinos, Carlos. “Swublimacao Taoista: Lampo Leong Abre Exposicao De Caligrafia No Centro De Industrias Criativas.” Hoje Macau, Macao, Vol. 5, No. 1193 (7/18/2006): Front & Cultura 13 (Portuguese, 3 plates).• Pi, Daojian. “Life in Ink Painting: From Tradition to Innovation.” Inter-
Lampo Leong: The Dao of Ink | Lampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | 梁藍波:墨道東西 | 123 national Modern Ink Painting. Taiwan: Chang Liu Museum of Art (2005): 23-38, 69-72 (English, 4 color plates. Daojian Pi is a Professor of Art History at the South China Normal University.)• Wang, Wanda. “Lampo Leong: Calligrapher Enlightens Summer Program.” Asian America Press, St. Paul, MN (8/19/2005): 1, 10 &12 (4 color plates).• Fischer, Margy. “From Oppression to Expression.” Vox Magazine, Columbia Missourian, MO, Vol. 7, No. 52 (1/20/2005): 2 & 7 (2 plates).• Raub, Kevin. “Questioning Art.” Gentry Magazine. Menlo Park, CA, USA (9/2004): 122-129 (1 color plate).• Fischer, Jack. “Open-Ended ‘Question’: Interactive Exhibit Invites Viewers to Think About Art.” San Jose Mercury News, CA, USA (8/8/2004): 3E & 12E (1 color plate).• Baker, Kenneth. “Stanford Show Poses More Questions Than Answers.” San Francisco Chronicle, CA, USA (7/31/2004): Date book-E10 (1 color plate).• Blose, Chris. “Tradition Meets Technology.” Mizzou: The Magazine of the MU Alumni Association. University of Missouri-Columbia, MO, USA (Summer 2004): 14-15 (1 color plate).• Chen, Monica. “Lampo Leong’s Painting Bridges the Old and New.” World Journal, Chicago, IL, USA (10/15/2003): B1 (Chinese. 1 color plate).• Buel, Kristin. “MU Featured Artist: Lampo Leong.” University of Missouri- Columbia Homepage, MO (2/11-17/2003): Front page (2 color plates).• Reineke, Charles. Editor. “Aesthetic Additions: 4 New Arrivals Energize the Arts at MU.” Illumination. University of Missouri-Columbia, Vol. 6, No. 1 (Spring 2002): 19, 22 & 23 (5 color plates).• Rynders, Stacey. “Bridging the Cultural Divide: Artists Fuse Western Influences with Their Traditional Media.” Vox Magazine, Columbia MO, USA (February 7, 2002): 7.• Kaegel, Jenna. “Global Expressions.” Columbia Daily Tribune, MO, USA (January 13, 2002): 1C & Front page (4 color plates).• Marquis, Pamela. “Lampo Leong: Creating A New Visual Language.” Columbia Home. MO, USA (February 2002): 14-18 (8 color plates).• Moy, Edmund. “Chinese Calligraphy Meets Modern Computer Technology.” AsianWeek, San Francisco, CA, USA, Vol. 21, No. 45 (7/6/2000), (2 plates).• Lin, Haowen. “Lampo Leong.” Macao: New Generation. (4/2000): 14- 19 (12 color plates).• Pi, Daojian. “A Transcendent Quality: Lampo Leong’s Contemplation • Forces.” World Art. Beijing, China: Central Academy of Fine Arts, Vol. 79 (9/1998): 70, 71 & Backcover (5 color plates).• Berk, Amy. “Shinning Stars at the Pacific Heritage Museum.” Artweek. San Jose, CA, USA (3/98): 1 & 28 (1 plate). • Liu, Manni, & Jung Park. “Bridging The Old & New Worlds.” Asian Art News. Hong Kong (9-10/1997): 81-83 (English. 5 color plates. Liu is the Director of Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco.)• Hongye. “A Transcending Vision: Lampo Leong’s Art.” Art Life. Hefei, Anhui, China (Sep/Oct 1997): 38-43 (Chinese. 9 color plates.)• Hongye. “Lampo Leong: Painting that Utilizes New Scientific Tech- nology.” Ta Kung Pao, Hong Kong (9/14/1997), (2 color plates).• Crabtree, Betsy. “A Conversation With Chinese Brush Painter Lampo Leong.” San Francisco Arts Monthly, CA, USA, Vol. 2, No.11 (2/1992): Front page & 11 (2 plates).PUBLISHED JOURNAL ARTICLES & ESSAYS (Selected from over 50):• Leong, Lampo. New Aesthetic Perspective: The Visual Forces of Ω Curve. Beijing, China: The People’s Publishing House, 2020 (A 192- page book of theoretical research in Formalistic Aesthetics).• Zhang, Xiwen, and Lampo Leong (Corresponding Author). “Meta- morphosis and Infinity: Jennifer Wen Ma’s Construction of a Virtual Fantasy World with Multimedia.” Art Alive: Essentials of Art Macao. Macao: EYC-Editoria Yiwen da China, Patronage: Secretariat for Social Affairs and Culture, Macao SAR Government (4/2020): 362-369.• Yang, Chao, and Lampo Leong (Corresponding Author). “Dynamic Changeable University Logo Design and Its Extended Applications in the 5G Era.” Packaging Engineering. Chongqing: Southwest Technology and Engineering Research Institute (Vol. 41, No. 2, 2/2020): 252-258 (A Beijing University Chinese Core Journal).• Jiang, Tao, and Lampo Leong (Corresponding Author). “The Naiad Incarnate: Brian Oglesbee’s Water Series Photography.” World Art. Beijing: Central Academy of Fine Arts (3/2018): 52-54 & Inside back cover (6 Color Plates. A Beijing University Chinese Core Journal.)• Leong, Lampo. “Critique Fosters Creativity in Art Education.” Across the Divide: Individualized Education in Art and Design. Shijiazhuang: Hebei Fine Arts Publishing House (5/2018): 002-006.• Leong, Lampo. “The Benefits of Critical Thinking in Art Education.” In Across The Divide: Thoughts & Dialogues on International Art Education. Beijing: China Ligiht Industry Press (2015): 197-203.• Leong, Lampo. “Utilizing Critical Thinking and Concept Mapping Skills to Enhance Artistic Creativity.” In Synthesis.Interaction.Innovation: Comparative Studies of Art Education between East and West. Beijing, China: The People’s Fine Arts Publishing House (2013): 104-111.• Leong, Lampo. “Enhancing the Understanding of Art through Analysis of Form.” In Yeongwol International Museum Forum.Section I. Yeongwol, South Korea (2013): 199-223 (English & Korean).• Leong, Lampo. “The Visual Forces of ‘Ω Curve’: A Case Study in Chinese Brush Painting.” Humanities & Art. Guizhou People’s Publishing House, Guiyang, China (2012): 113-136 (14 illustrations).• Leong, Lampo. “The Nourishment of Creativity in the United States.” In Courage.Vision: Celebratory Essays for the 30th Anniversary of the College of Art Education at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts. Guang- zhou, China: Guangdong Higher Education Press (2011): 70-72.• Leong, Lampo. “A Few Ideas for China’s Higher Education Reform Inspired by Western Educational Concepts.” Art Observation. Chinese National Academy of Arts, Beijing (6/2011): 128-130 (A CSSCI magazine).• Leong, Lampo. “Student-Centered Instructional Strategies in Art Education.” Calligraphy and Painting Education. Hangzhou, Zhejiang: China Calligraphy Magazine (10/2010): 4-6.• Leong, Lampo. “Special Characteristics of the Postmodern International Style in Art.” Art Critic. Beijing, China, No. 6 (7/2010): 38-43 (4 plates. Essay cited by 43 other publications.)• Leong, Lampo. “The Purpose and Method of ‘Critique’ in Art Education.” Fine Arts and Design. Nanjing Arts Institute, Nanjing, China, No. 131 (5/2010): 147-150 (A CSSCI magazine). • Leong, Lampo. “The Importance of ‘Critique’ in Art Education.” In A Global Perspective: Comparative Study of Higher Education in Art between China and the World. Beijing, China: Higher Education Press (12/2009): 65-69 (Essay cited by Artbox and 3 other publications).• Leong, Lampo. “On Foundation.” In Essays from the National Ten Art Institutions’ Symposium on Foundation Education. Beijing: China Youth Publishing (7/2007): 343, 344, 375, 376, 379, 383, 389 & 404.• Leong, Lampo. “Recoding the Roots: Genetic Reformation & Culture Synthesis in the Era of Globalization.” Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art. Taipei, Taiwan & Vancouver, Canada: Art & Collection Ltd. (June 2004): 83-88 (English. 5 color plates.)• Leong, Lampo. “The Deconstruction and Reformation of Genes.” In Modern Ink Painting Series IV: The Artistic Trend of Modern Chinese Ink Works in the Late 20th Century. Harbin, China: Heilongjiang Art Publishing House (2000): 28, 29, 104-109 (2 color and 6 B&W plates). RESEARCH GRANTS (Selected from over 30 grants):• Chair and Distinguished Professor Grant, University of Macau, Macao, 2020, 2019, 2018 • Summer Research Fellowship, University of Missouri-Columbia, MO, USA, 2017, 2013, 2007, 2004• Macau Foundation Grant, Macau Foundation, Macao, 2014-2016• Projectos Culturais Grant, Cultural Affairs Bureau of Macau S.A.R. Government, Macao, 2015• Research Council Grant, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA, 2013, 2012, 2007 & 2003• Mizzou Advantage Faculty Development Award, University of Missouri- Columbia, MO, USA, 2012• Research Board Grant, University of Missouri System, MO, USA, 2007
88梁藍波:墨道東西本書收錄了梁藍波教授近年的抽象水墨系列和水墨動畫影像作品近百幅,並附有中央美術學院教授王璜生、美國聖地牙哥中國歷史博物館館長龐惠英和江蘇理工學院教授徐修玲的評論文章。梁藍波,中央美術學院博士,加州美術學院碩士,現任澳門大學特聘教授、博士生導師、藝術設計中心主任、曹光彪書院副院長,美國哥侖比亞密蘇里大學終身教授榮休和廣州美院客座教授。曾於世界各地舉辦個人作品展70多次,入選國際性或全國性重要聯展350多Lampo Leong: O Dao Da TintaLampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of InkLampo Leong: The Dao of InkEste livro apresenta a pintura abstrata a tinta e o trabalho multimédia de Lampo Leong, com resenhas críticas de Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres e Xiuling Xu. Lampo Leong, doutorado pela Academia Central de Belas Artes, é um artista aclamado internacionalmente e presentemente Professor Distinto, Orientador de Doutoramentos e Diretor do Centro de Artes e Design da Universidade de Macau. É também Professor Emérito da Universidade de Missouri-Columbia. O trabalho de Leong tem sido apresentado em leilões da Christie’s e da Ravenel, bem como em exposições de arte, museus e galerias de todo o mundo, estando patente em 70 exposições individuais e mais de 350 exposições juradas de grupos, sejam nacionais sejam internacionais. Leong recebeu mais de 80 prémios e eminentes reconhecimentos, incluindo um Gold Award no concurso internacional de arte Creative Quarterly em Nova York e o A' Design Award em Itália. As suas obras podem ser encontradas em mais de 10 coleções de museus, como o Cantor Center for Visual Arts da Universidade de Stanford, o Minneapolis Institute of Arts e a Written Art Foundation na Alemanha, tal como num medalhão caligráfico de granito encastrado com 8 metros de diâmetro e elaborado como comissão de arte pública para um parque de São Francisco. As suas criações estão documentadas internacionalmente em centenas de resenhas críticas e publicações, incluindo as capas frontais da New Art International (Nova Iorque) e do Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists (Londres). O Presidente da Câmara de São Francisco proclamou o dia 19 de novembro de 1999 como o Dia Lampo Leong.This book features the abstract ink painting and multimedia work of Lampo Leong with reviews from Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres, Xiuling Xu and other important art critics. Lampo Leong, PhD, Central Academy of Fine Arts, MFA, California College of the Arts, is an internationally acclaimed artist who serves as Distinguished Professor, Doctoral Advisor and Director of Centre for Arts and Design at the University of Macau. He is also a Professor Emeritus at the University of Missouri-Columbia and a Visiting Professor at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts. Leong's work has been featured in Christie’s, Ravenel, and in art expos and museums/galleries worldwide through 70 solo and over 350 national and international juried or curated group exhibitions. He has received over 80 awards and extensive recognitions, including a Gold Award at the Creative Quarterly international art competition in New York and A’Design Award in Italy. Leong’s works can be found in more than 10 museum and hundreds of corporate and private collections, including the Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Written Art Foundation in Germany, as well as public art commissions for the Columbia City Hall and an 8-meter-diameter granite inset calligraphic medallion for a San Francisco public park. His achievements have been documented in hundreds of reviews and publications in newspapers, magazines, art books, and on TV internationally, including the front cover of New Art International in New York and the Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists in London. San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown proclaimed November 19, 1999 to be Lampo Leong Day.梁藍波:墨道東西A cultura representa as raízes de uma região ou cidade, enquanto a arte traduz a sua alma. Devido à sua localização geográfica e à sua história singular, Macau acolheu a diversidade e a tolerância, desenvolvendo, com tal, uma cultura de características únicas. Desta forma, Macau é duplamente chinesa e ocidental, vetusta e contemporânea. Da arte tradicional chinesa à arte contemporânea ocidental, os elementos que compõem diferentes tradições e formas artísticas fundem-se na RAEM, fazendo desta região o berço de especificidades criativas absolutamente singulares. Enquanto instituição pública, a Fundação Macau tem-se empenhado, desde longa data, na promoção das artes e cultura em Macau. Iniciado pela Fundação Macau e servindo a comunidade desde 2011, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau tem levado a cabo exposições individuais para os artistas de Macau, em conjunto com a publicação de um conjunto de livros de arte intitulada Série de Obras de Artistas de Macau. Albergando várias formas de arte, tais como a pintura, a caligrafia, a escultura ou a fotografia, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau visa implementar, em Macau, uma plataforma estável que incentive à exibição, à publicação e à troca de ideias criativas e artísticas na RAEM. Por seu lado, a série de livros de arte do projeto, para além de apresentar o panorama da evolução artística de Macau, bem como o nível de criatividade alcançado pelos artistas da região, ambiciona também levar, além-fronteiras, as influências evidenciadas nas exposições locais. Como tal, expandem-se e divulgam-se as formas de arte da região muito para lá do mero ambiente social da RAEM. Culture is the roots of a city and art is its soul. Stemming from its distinctive history and taking advantage of its special geographic location, Macao’s embrace of diversity has shaped its unique cultural characteristics. Macao is both Chinese and Western, ancient and modern. From Chinese traditional art to contemporary western art, the elements of different art traditions and cultures intermingle and mix here on this peninsula. As a public institution, the Foundation Macao has long been committed to the promotion of arts and culture in Macao. Launched by the Foundation Macao in 2011, the Macao Artists Promotion Project has been organizing solo exhibitions for Macao artists and publishing a companion set of art books entitled Macao Artists Book Series for the community. Focusing on a variety of visual arts such as painting, calligraphy, sculpture, photography, the Macao Artists Promotion Project aims to establish a stable platform for the exhibition, publication, and exchange of artistic ideas and creative activities in Macao. The book series, which explores the artistic development of Macao and features the creative achievements of its artists, aspires to expand the influence of local exhibitions beyond Macao’s borders and propel the advancement of art throughout Macao society. 文化是城市的根,藝術是城市的魂。由於獨特的歷史進程,澳門展現出強大的文化包容力並形成了獨特的文化特性:中西並舉,古今同在,傳統藝術在這裏傳承,當代藝術在這裏發軔,不同文化的元素在這裏兼容並蓄,共生共存。作爲一個公共機構,澳門基金會長期致力澳門文化藝術的推廣,自2011年始,推出“澳門藝術家推廣計劃”,為澳門藝術家舉辦個人作品展,並配合展覽同時出版“澳門藝術家叢書”系列作品集。推廣計劃旨在為澳門藝術家搭建一個持續、穩定的展示及交流平台,內容涵蓋繪畫、書法、雕塑、攝影等各種不同的藝術門類;而叢書則通過文本與圖像記錄和展現着澳門藝術家的探索歷程及創作成果,擴大展覽的影響力,並串珠成鏈,塑造出澳門藝術家的鮮活群像,把澳門藝術帶到更高、更遠。個,獲紐約《創意季刊》國際美術大賽金獎、意大利A’設計獎等獎項80多個。其作品常見於國際藝術博覽會以及佳士得、羅芙奧等國際現當代藝術展,被史丹福大學坎托藝術中心、明尼阿波利斯藝術博物館等世界十多個博物館所收藏,並被紐約《國際新美術》和倫敦《創意天才:100位當代藝術家》選為封面。美國舊金山市市長公告將1999年11月19日定為“梁藍波日”。9 789993 712930ISBN 978-99937-1-293-0
88梁藍波:墨道東西本書收錄了梁藍波教授近年的抽象水墨系列和水墨動畫影像作品近百幅,並附有中央美術學院教授王璜生、美國聖地牙哥中國歷史博物館館長龐惠英和江蘇理工學院教授徐修玲的評論文章。梁藍波,中央美術學院博士,加州美術學院碩士,現任澳門大學特聘教授、博士生導師、藝術設計中心主任、曹光彪書院副院長,美國哥侖比亞密蘇里大學終身教授榮休和廣州美院客座教授。曾於世界各地舉辦個人作品展70多次,入選國際性或全國性重要聯展350多Lampo Leong: O Dao Da TintaLampo Leong: O Dao da Tinta | Lampo Leong: The Dao of InkLampo Leong: The Dao of InkEste livro apresenta a pintura abstrata a tinta e o trabalho multimédia de Lampo Leong, com resenhas críticas de Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres e Xiuling Xu. Lampo Leong, doutorado pela Academia Central de Belas Artes, é um artista aclamado internacionalmente e presentemente Professor Distinto, Orientador de Doutoramentos e Diretor do Centro de Artes e Design da Universidade de Macau. É também Professor Emérito da Universidade de Missouri-Columbia. O trabalho de Leong tem sido apresentado em leilões da Christie’s e da Ravenel, bem como em exposições de arte, museus e galerias de todo o mundo, estando patente em 70 exposições individuais e mais de 350 exposições juradas de grupos, sejam nacionais sejam internacionais. Leong recebeu mais de 80 prémios e eminentes reconhecimentos, incluindo um Gold Award no concurso internacional de arte Creative Quarterly em Nova York e o A' Design Award em Itália. As suas obras podem ser encontradas em mais de 10 coleções de museus, como o Cantor Center for Visual Arts da Universidade de Stanford, o Minneapolis Institute of Arts e a Written Art Foundation na Alemanha, tal como num medalhão caligráfico de granito encastrado com 8 metros de diâmetro e elaborado como comissão de arte pública para um parque de São Francisco. As suas criações estão documentadas internacionalmente em centenas de resenhas críticas e publicações, incluindo as capas frontais da New Art International (Nova Iorque) e do Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists (Londres). O Presidente da Câmara de São Francisco proclamou o dia 19 de novembro de 1999 como o Dia Lampo Leong.This book features the abstract ink painting and multimedia work of Lampo Leong with reviews from Huangsheng Wang, Tiffany Beres, Xiuling Xu and other important art critics. Lampo Leong, PhD, Central Academy of Fine Arts, MFA, California College of the Arts, is an internationally acclaimed artist who serves as Distinguished Professor, Doctoral Advisor and Director of Centre for Arts and Design at the University of Macau. He is also a Professor Emeritus at the University of Missouri-Columbia and a Visiting Professor at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts. Leong's work has been featured in Christie’s, Ravenel, and in art expos and museums/galleries worldwide through 70 solo and over 350 national and international juried or curated group exhibitions. He has received over 80 awards and extensive recognitions, including a Gold Award at the Creative Quarterly international art competition in New York and A’Design Award in Italy. Leong’s works can be found in more than 10 museum and hundreds of corporate and private collections, including the Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, the Written Art Foundation in Germany, as well as public art commissions for the Columbia City Hall and an 8-meter-diameter granite inset calligraphic medallion for a San Francisco public park. His achievements have been documented in hundreds of reviews and publications in newspapers, magazines, art books, and on TV internationally, including the front cover of New Art International in New York and the Creative Genius: 100 Contemporary Artists in London. San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown proclaimed November 19, 1999 to be Lampo Leong Day.梁藍波:墨道東西A cultura representa as raízes de uma região ou cidade, enquanto a arte traduz a sua alma. Devido à sua localização geográfica e à sua história singular, Macau acolheu a diversidade e a tolerância, desenvolvendo, com tal, uma cultura de características únicas. Desta forma, Macau é duplamente chinesa e ocidental, vetusta e contemporânea. Da arte tradicional chinesa à arte contemporânea ocidental, os elementos que compõem diferentes tradições e formas artísticas fundem-se na RAEM, fazendo desta região o berço de especificidades criativas absolutamente singulares. Enquanto instituição pública, a Fundação Macau tem-se empenhado, desde longa data, na promoção das artes e cultura em Macau. Iniciado pela Fundação Macau e servindo a comunidade desde 2011, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau tem levado a cabo exposições individuais para os artistas de Macau, em conjunto com a publicação de um conjunto de livros de arte intitulada Série de Obras de Artistas de Macau. Albergando várias formas de arte, tais como a pintura, a caligrafia, a escultura ou a fotografia, o Projecto de Promoção de Artistas de Macau visa implementar, em Macau, uma plataforma estável que incentive à exibição, à publicação e à troca de ideias criativas e artísticas na RAEM. Por seu lado, a série de livros de arte do projeto, para além de apresentar o panorama da evolução artística de Macau, bem como o nível de criatividade alcançado pelos artistas da região, ambiciona também levar, além-fronteiras, as influências evidenciadas nas exposições locais. Como tal, expandem-se e divulgam-se as formas de arte da região muito para lá do mero ambiente social da RAEM. Culture is the roots of a city and art is its soul. Stemming from its distinctive history and taking advantage of its special geographic location, Macao’s embrace of diversity has shaped its unique cultural characteristics. Macao is both Chinese and Western, ancient and modern. From Chinese traditional art to contemporary western art, the elements of different art traditions and cultures intermingle and mix here on this peninsula. As a public institution, the Foundation Macao has long been committed to the promotion of arts and culture in Macao. Launched by the Foundation Macao in 2011, the Macao Artists Promotion Project has been organizing solo exhibitions for Macao artists and publishing a companion set of art books entitled Macao Artists Book Series for the community. Focusing on a variety of visual arts such as painting, calligraphy, sculpture, photography, the Macao Artists Promotion Project aims to establish a stable platform for the exhibition, publication, and exchange of artistic ideas and creative activities in Macao. The book series, which explores the artistic development of Macao and features the creative achievements of its artists, aspires to expand the influence of local exhibitions beyond Macao’s borders and propel the advancement of art throughout Macao society. 文化是城市的根,藝術是城市的魂。由於獨特的歷史進程,澳門展現出強大的文化包容力並形成了獨特的文化特性:中西並舉,古今同在,傳統藝術在這裏傳承,當代藝術在這裏發軔,不同文化的元素在這裏兼容並蓄,共生共存。作爲一個公共機構,澳門基金會長期致力澳門文化藝術的推廣,自2011年始,推出“澳門藝術家推廣計劃”,為澳門藝術家舉辦個人作品展,並配合展覽同時出版“澳門藝術家叢書”系列作品集。推廣計劃旨在為澳門藝術家搭建一個持續、穩定的展示及交流平台,內容涵蓋繪畫、書法、雕塑、攝影等各種不同的藝術門類;而叢書則通過文本與圖像記錄和展現着澳門藝術家的探索歷程及創作成果,擴大展覽的影響力,並串珠成鏈,塑造出澳門藝術家的鮮活群像,把澳門藝術帶到更高、更遠。個,獲紐約《創意季刊》國際美術大賽金獎、意大利A’設計獎等獎項80多個。其作品常見於國際藝術博覽會以及佳士得、羅芙奧等國際現當代藝術展,被史丹福大學坎托藝術中心、明尼阿波利斯藝術博物館等世界十多個博物館所收藏,並被紐約《國際新美術》和倫敦《創意天才:100位當代藝術家》選為封面。美國舊金山市市長公告將1999年11月19日定為“梁藍波日”。9 789993 712930ISBN 978-99937-1-293-0