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The Bold Brush of Au Ho-Nien
The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco presents an exhibition featuring the work of Chinese artist Au Ho-Nien.
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Contemporary ink-wash paintings rooted in tradition by celebrated artist Au Ho-nien, who combines traditional Chinese techniques with Western aesthetics.
Text and photo from The Asian Art Museum
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