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Chinese Calligraphy Workshop

Learn to Make the Symbol of the Chinese Horse
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In this workshop learn how to practice basic strokes of calligraphy script in Chinese calligraphy and how to construct a whole character according to the stroke order rules. Copy one or two horse images from samples provided and then create a half writing half picture symbol: Lucky Horse.

Event details

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Description : Saturday 28 February <br>1:30 pm – 3:30 pm (AEDT)

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Title : Where

Description : Education Room<br> Chau Chak Wing Museum

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Title : Cost

Description : $20 General Admission

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About the presenter

Franz Chi Lik Cheung was lecturer in Chinese Art History in Macquarie University. Cheung specializes in Chinese calligraphy and painting, while he continues exploring art in a variety of styles and media. Cheung occasionally teaches Chinese art in the Art Gallery of NSW. He conducts workshops and participates in events across Sydney.

Known for his accomplishments in Oriental calligraphy, Cheung is the Vice President of the Australian Oriental Calligraphy Society. His calligraphy work appears in the 2005 Australian landscape photo album titled “Tranquil Waters”, which he co-authored with Ian Carlson. He was also featured in the short film 4 Immeasurable produced by film maker Keith Johnson in 2009. He had 4 solo exhibitions in Sydney since 2007 and numerous group exhibitions both in Australia and overseas.

Cheung was born in Hong Kong and now lives in Sydney. He acquired Master of Studio Art from the Sydney College of the Arts.

Plan your visit

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Description : In the interest of sustainability and where possible, we encourage attendees to take public transport to this event. Visit Transport for NSW to plan your journey.

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Description : There is limited parking on campus. For details about parking and travel options, visit the University's page on getting to our campus. <br>

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Description : The Chau Chak Wing Museum is committed to making our space, collections, exhibitions and programs accessible for all audiences. <br>

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