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Chensun (Prof) Chung BIOGRAPHY
1935 Malacca - 2024. Known for: Painting.
Prof. Chung Chen Sun illustrates a magnificent old pine tree, highlighting its forceful and unyielding qualities. The rich textures of pine needles are conveyed through a variety of lines and... Read full biography
Prof. Chung Chen Sun illustrates a magnificent old pine tree, highlighting its forceful and unyielding qualities. The rich textures of pine needles are conveyed through a variety of lines and strokes. Pine trees are a symbol of longevity, known for its ability to endure cold climates. It’s often... Read full biography
Prof. Chung Chen Sun illustrates a magnificent old pine tree, highlighting its forceful and unyielding qualities. The rich textures of pine needles are conveyed through a variety of lines and strokes. Pine trees are a symbol of longevity, known for its ability to endure cold climates. It’s often associated with good moral values too. Its evergreen nature is associated with strength and virtue. Prof. Chung Chen Sun founded Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA) in 1967. He established the... Read full biography
Prof. Chung Chen Sun illustrates a magnificent old pine tree, highlighting its forceful and unyielding qualities. The rich textures of pine needles are conveyed through a variety of lines and strokes. Pine trees are a symbol of longevity, known for its ability to endure cold climates. It’s often associated with good moral values too. Its evergreen nature is associated with strength and virtue. Prof. Chung Chen Sun founded Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA) in 1967. He established the International Contemporary Ink Painting Association in 1982. He devoted his time here and worked tirelessly to modernise Chinese ink painting and to promote the development of Malaysian Chinese culture and facilitate international exchanges. A graduate from... Read full biography
Prof. Chung Chen Sun illustrates a magnificent old pine tree, highlighting its forceful and unyielding qualities. The rich textures of pine needles are conveyed through a variety of lines and strokes. Pine trees are a symbol of longevity, known for its ability to endure cold climates. It’s often associated with good moral values too. Its evergreen nature is associated with strength and virtue. Prof. Chung Chen Sun founded Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA) in 1967. He established the International Contemporary Ink Painting Association in 1982. He devoted his time here and worked tirelessly to modernise Chinese ink painting and to promote the development of Malaysian Chinese culture and facilitate international exchanges. A graduate from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Singapore, his works have been showcased in international exhibitions held in more than 20 countries. His recent so... Read full biography
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Chen Sun Chung, Chung Chen Sun, Zhong Zheng Sun
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Prof. Chung Chen Sun illustrates a magnificent old pine tree, highlighting its forceful and unyielding qualities. The rich textures of pine needles are conveyed through a variety of lines and strokes. Pine trees are a symbol of longevity, known for its ability to endure cold climates. It’s often associated with good moral values too. Its evergreen nature is associated with strength and virtue. Prof. Chung Chen Sun founded Malaysian Institute of Art (MIA) in 1967. He established the International Contemporary Ink Painting Association in 1982. He devoted his time here and worked tirelessly to modernise Chinese ink painting and to promote the development of Malaysian Chinese culture and facilitate international exchanges. A graduate from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts Singapore, his works have been showcased in international exhibitions held in more than 20 countries. His recent solo exhibition Background was held at PINKGUY gallery in 2018. Prof. Chung has contributed vastly to the development of Chinese ink paintings in Malaysia.
