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Kang Haitao


Araki Nobuyoshi
Au Hoi Lam
Cai Guoqiang
Cao Hui
Christian Schoeler
Fan Mingzheng
Fang Lijun
Feng Zhengjie
Han Jinpeng
Huang Jia
Ji Dachun
Jia Juanli
Jia Pingxi
Jiang Huajun
Justin Cooper
Kang Haitao
Klavdij Sluban
Li Hongjun
Liang Quan
Lui Chun Kwong
Luo Quanmu
Marc Riboud
Ng Kwun Lung Tony
Parry Ling Chin Tang
Qu Guangci
Roger Ballen
Shen Liang
Sheng Shanshan
Song Chen
Song Kun
Sui Jianguo
Tan Jun
Tan Ping
Tian Tian
Tsang Chui Mei
Unmask
Vivian Poon
Wang Chuan
Wei Qingji
Wei Yan
Wu Di
Wu Haizhou
Xia Xiaowan
Xiong Yu
Yan Shanchun
Yin Zhaoyang
Yu Aijun
Zach Gold
Zhangjian

Kang Haitao

 

A graduate from Sichuan Fine Arts Academy, Kang Haitao is one of the outstanding artists from the 70s. During his university years, he attempted various art forms, which revealed his wide view of art and his passion and eagerness. In recent years, he has been paying more attention to the beauty of darkness. He borrows styles from traditional Chinese paintings to give his acrylic paintings a mood of peace but suspense, beauty but fear. Like Alfred Hitchcock’s movies and Hayao Miyazaki’s animations, they reflect people’s strange states of mind. In this regard, Kang Haitao is concerned with the world while living in a small city.
While most artists stream into Beijing and Shanghai, Kang Haitao rarely leaves Sichuan. He is satisfied with the small city in which he is living. To Kang Haitao, art is in the ordinary landscapes, like the buildings, the trees and the bamboo forests. He is absorbed in his poetic world, seeking the simple essence of nature. In his paintings, the far off misty mountains, the old buildings, the ethereal woods at night, or a puddle of water are marvellous scenes. He explores the beauty of night and scenery to make outside objects conform to inner nature. The expression of spirit and soul is more than just outside experiences, to build a pure world of spirit.

 

Kang Haitao believes that nature is more artistic than human beings. He endows the landscapes with peace and plain beauty. A wavering shadow of the tree brings spirits to the darkness. Kang Haitao never uses light colors, though there are always rhythms of lights within his dark-color acrylic paintings. The rhythms are not aggressive, but electrify the audience with the plainest beauty. The poetic logic tells of the peace and beauty of human nature, which is a treasure to the impulsive environment. Kang Haitao’s detachment from fame and wealth, and his pursuit of art, keep him in the pure land of creation.

 

1976 Born in Chongqing
Graduated from Sichuan
Fine Arts Academy, Oil Painting Department
Now Living in Chengdu

 

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

 

2012

Kang Haitao’s Solo Exhibition, VA Gallery, Hong Kong

A Burning Within, Kang Haitao Solo Exhibition, PIFO Gallery, Beijing

 

2009

“Introversion and Meditation—Solo Exhibition of Kang Haitao”, PIFO New Art Gallery, Beijing, China

 

2001

“Inward”, Solo Exhibition, Mianyang, China

 

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

 

2013

One Country Two Creations, VA Gallery, Hong Kong

 

2012

Shedding – New Art from China, Zhong Gallery, Germany

Phase of Heart, Abstract Art Group Exhibition I, Va Gallery, Hong Kong

Long Museum Opening Exhibition, Long Museum, Shanghai, China

Close Observation & Distant Meditation – 2012 Contemporary Art Invitation Exhibition, Luodai Town Nest Art Center, Chengdu, China

China Good Gallery Exhibition, Songzhuang, Beijing, China

Unveiled – New Art from China, Germany Berlin Koppenplatz 5, Berlin, Germany

 

2011

Redefinition—Skepticism of Post-70s’s Art, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China

“Representation of Realistic Art: Exhibition of Painting” — Chengdu Biennale 2011, Chengdu Contemporary Art Museum, Chengdu, China

“Aspects of the Other—Italy in the Eyes of Chinese Artists”, Italy-China Tour Exhibition

City Gusto—The 4th Anniversary of HotSpot, Today Museum of Art, Beijing, China

“From Scenery to Scenery of Culture—Post-70s Artists Research·Jianghan Stars Plan”,

Wuhan Art Museum, Hubei, China

 

2010

“New Face 1—Group Exhibition of Chinese Contemporary Art”, Chintsao Space, Beijing, China

“Youth at Upstairs”, Nomination Exhibition of Young Critics 2010, Time Art Museum, Beijing

Art Beijing 2010, National Agriculture Exhibition Center, Beijing

“RESHAPING HISTORY—Chinart from 2000 to 2009”, China National Convention Center, Beijing, China

 

2009

Opening Vision — China Contemporary Art Exhibition, The Czech National Gallery, Prague Czech Republic

Time Power, CHANG ART, Beijing, China

 

2008

People • History — Exhibition of Studies of Chinese Art of the 20th Century, Central Academy of Fine Arts Museum, Beijing, China

Future Sky — Chinese Contemporary Young Artists Nominated Exhibition, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China

Invisible Youth — Young Artists Exhibition of China, WATERGATE Gallery, Seoul, Korea

The Third A+A, PIFO Gallery/Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Beijing/Shanghai, China

 

 

2007

Comfortable Way, PIFO Gallery, Beijing, China

The Cause — Painting Exhibition of Eight Artists, Mianyang, China

Substantial Man — China Contemporary Art Exhibition, Southwest Texas, USA

Jin — Contemporary Art Exhibition, Capital Normal University of Fine Arts, Beijing, China

The Second A+A, And Art Lab/Gallery of Central Academy of Fine Arts/Sichuan University Art Museum/Chongqing Art Museum, Beijing/Chengdu/Chongqing, China

 

2006

Comfortable Way, PIFO Gallery, Beijing, China

Greater than Beijing, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China

Transgression, PIFO Gallery, Beijing, China

 

2005

The Cause — Painting Exhibition of Eight Artists, Mianyang, China

 

2004

Shanghai Spring Art Saloon, Shanghai, China

 

 

 

Collection records

 

Art Museums

 

Minsheng Museum

Wu Han Art Museum

Nrodn Galerie

Brazil Art Museum

Zhong Nanhai

 

Collector


Wang Wei

He Juxing

Wen Jiabao

 

Artworks Published Records

 

L’Officiel Art

Hotspot Weekly

From Landscape to Humans

National Arts

Artitude

Art Map

Beijing Jing Hua Newspaper

Hi Art

1314

Chinese Contemporary Art News

Shedding New Art From China Art Book

Invisible Youth By Chang Art

Reshaping History – China Youth New Art Book

NEW FACE 1 Group Exhibition of Chinese Artists Art Book

Time Energy by Chang Art

Collection Investment

Let’s go

Target

Chinese Art Today

Art Bank

Refined – 70s Chinese Artists Art Book

The Youth from Upstairs: Young Critics Nomination Exhibition Art Book

Comfort

Artwork