YUE Feng

Styled himself as Shouyi.

Gender: Male

Ethnic Group: Han

Date of Birth: August 1969

Hometown: Chenggu County, Shaanxi Province.

Education:

B.A., Xi’an Army Academy.

Current Positions:

Ÿ Deputy Dean, Art Research Institute at Northwest University

Ÿ Master’s Supervisor, Art School of Northwest University

Ÿ National First-Class Artist

Ÿ Research Fellow, Chinese National Academy of Arts

Ÿ Member, China Calligraphers Association

Ÿ Council Member, Beijing Calligraphers Association

Ÿ Deputy Director, Academic Committee of the Shaanxi Calligraphers Association

Ÿ Adjunct Professor, Wuhan University

Ÿ Expert in the Capital Outstanding Literary and Art Talents Pool

Research Interests:

Theoretical Research, Artistic Creation, and Teaching of Fine Arts (calligraphy and seal carving)

Exhibition Achievements:

Ÿ His works have been selected for exhibitions including the 6th National Exhibition for Emerging Artists by the China Calligraphers Association; provincial exhibitions, invitation exhibitions of renowned artists, and the Capital Artists’ Fine Works Exhibition by the Beijing Calligraphers Association and Shaanxi Calligraphers Association; and the International Exchange Exhibition of Contemporary Chinese Art Masterpieces.

Ÿ His works have been collected and exhibited by the Capital Museum, Northwest University Museum, Wuhan University, Chongqing University, the Archives of Culture and History of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and the Library of the Party School of the CPC Central Committee.

Ÿ He has been interviewed and featured by media outlets such as CCTV-13, CCTV-11, People’s Daily Online, Xinhuanet, youthbj.cn, Famous Artists Calligraphy and Painting News, Calligraphy Journal, yishubao.net.cn, and Calligraphy Guide Paper.

Published Works and Papers:

· Yue Feng’s Calligraphy: Former and Later Chu Shi Biao (People’s Education Press)

· Yue Feng’s Calligraphy Collection (People’s Fine Arts Publishing House)

· Different Eras, Same Method: Yue Feng’s Calligraphic Works Volume 2013 (Higher Education Press)

· The Brush Method: the Fundamental Technique of Chinese Calligraphy (paper)