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Chen Wei
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Chen Wei
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Chen Wei
Born in 1980, Chen Wei is the latest phenomenom of Chinese photography. He was awarded the 1st Asia Pacific Photography Prize at SH Contemporary Art Fair, in Shanghai, in 2011 and his recognition is growing every year. His still-life images are like an encounter between Joseph Beuys and the Dutch masters. Chen Wei is a master of lights and colours, he creates his very personal universe, where the imagination wanders and gets lost.
Chen wei ji
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Chen Wei
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Chen Wei-Ming's Compendium on Taiji Sword:Volume 1~Translation of Text
This must-have book, with over 100 packed pages, is a detailed account of Chen Wei-Ming's instructional 1928 book on Yang style Taiji (Tai-Chi) Sword. More than just a translation of the original text, 'Taiji Sword: Volume I,' is annotated with explanatory training notes from Master Chen's classmates, who like Chen Wei-Ming (1881-1958) studied under Grandmaster Yang Cheng-Fu (1883-1936). Volume I contains: 83 old photos of Chen Wei-Ming demonstrating Taiji sword postures, corresponding empty hand postures, translation of an old version of Chen's instructional text, old Chinese mythological drawings related to specific sword postures, clarifications from Master Fu Zong-Wen (1903-94) on Chen's...
Chen Wei Ming's Taiji Sword Volume II ~ Annotations
Book contains: Over 170 old photos and drawings, and 176 pages on the old Yang family Taiji (Tai-Chi) Sword practices of Master Chen Wei-Ming (1881-1958) as taught to his disciples. This book is a collection of these rare teachings as collected by Bradford Tyrey while studying in Shanghai under Master Fu Zhong-Wen (1903-1994), classmate and student under Master Chen. Our translated book Taiji (Tai-Chi) Sword ~ Volume (I), authored by Master Chen Wei-Ming, provides a traditional overview, yet authoritative approach to practicing each posture of the sword form that Grandmaster Yang Cheng-Fu (1883-1936) and other Yang family elders had taught to Master Chen, as well as to Master Fu. Volume (I) ...
Chen Wei
L'inspiration de Chen Wei va se nicher tant dans les vanités des maîtres flamands que chez Joseph Beuys ou même dans les souvenirs nostalgiques de son enfance. Ses natures mortes aux airs faussement classiques nous plongent au coeur d'un univers troublant et poétique où le temps semble s'arrêter.
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