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7 Putnam Place
Brooklyn, CT 06234
Tel. (860) 774-8899
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The Art Center is dedicated to educating the public in
respect to contemporary art through several exhibitions a year.
The following are some of the current and past exhibits. |
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Christopher Zhang
Christopher Zhang was born in the city renowned as the "Oriental
Paris"; Shanghai, China. In 1984 he graduated from the East China
Normal University. However, being a realistic expressionist with limited
exposure to Western Art, Christopher came to the United States in 1990
to further his studies and earn his MFA from Rhode Island College. He
has become a premier artist, well known throughout the East Coast. Zhang
paints in oils on canvas and his artwork is realistic in style. His home
and studio are located in East Lyme, Connecticut.
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Wu Jian
Wu Jian was born in 1942 in Hangzhou, Zheijang Province, China. Wu Jian
is an internationally acclaimed artist. He studied at Shanghai Academy
of Fine Arts in China. In 1986 Wu Jian moved to San Francisco. He furthered
his art training at the San Francisco Academy of Fine Arts College, and
the Art Studies League of New York. His style reminiscent of French Impressionism
and graceful ballerinas are a favorite subject on the artist's canvas.
Now a United States citizen, he an his wife now reside in one of the most
prominent art capitols of the western world - New York City.
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New England Center for the Contemporary Arts P.O. Box 302 7 Putnam
Place Brooklyn,CT 06234 Tel. (860) 774 8899 |
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