Starts 14 September - Art Exhibition - The Giver and The Taker: Unmasking the Truth of the One-Child Policy

This exciting new exhibition tackles the social effects of the One-Child Policy on first generation of single women. The work has attracted academic acclaim and will tour in Tokyo and Shanghai later this year. For more information see
http://jinaowen.com

The exhibition runs from 14th to 21st of September
Collector's Private View on Monday, 13th September, invitations only (for booking contact@jinaowen.com)
Public Private View on Tuesday, 14th September 6pm - 10pm

Venue: Artspace Gallery, 18 Maddox Street, Mayfair, London, W1S 1PL, (A five minute walk from Oxford Circus Tube Station. Just off Regent Street, in the direction of Piccadilly Circus.)

ART EXHIBITION BATH - Animal Kingdom - LI FUYUAN

1 May - 29 August in Bath, first UK solo exhibition of works by famous modern artist Li Fuyuan. Mr Li uses brush painting techniques with stunning effects.  His works are full of bold, contrasting colours and elements that compose a visual melody of a fantastically cacophonous world.  The abstract shapes work together to form the images of animals that are at once incorporated into a dramatic landscape but yet burst out from the background to stare at the audience.
Born in Kunming, China in 1942 Li Fuyuan attended the Beijing Art Academy.  He was later appointed a lecturer at the Beijing Art Professional College whilst continuing with his own personal art.  His works have been exhibited in the UK, USA, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, and several pieces have been sold at Sotheby’s, Hong Kong.

JINGKUN OPERA SUNDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2010 – at 2.30pm with the London Jing Kun Opera Association

SUNDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2010 – at 2.30pm London Jing Kun Opera Association
Beijing Opera and Kunqu Opera Performance and Recital with English and Chinese subtitles and Jingju and Kunqu Ensemble

Main Hall, Islington Chinese Association
21 Hatchard Road, London N19 4NG

Admissions: £4
Booking: 07711 654 663, 07799 676 227

For more information please ring Kathy at the  London Jing Kun Opera Association
on 020 8540 2661 or 07711 654 663