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Hankang Huang: Danese.
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Artforum International
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December 1, 2006| Author:
Kuspit, Donald
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There's a delicacy of handling in Chinese artist Hankang Huang's watercolors that is clearly derived from his traditional training at the Art College of Suzhou University. In A Problem of Self, 2005, for example, the black strokes that form the stripes of tigers, the faint outlines that mark the limits of their bodies, and the way that they stand on the open expanse of white paper are all consistent with pictorial conventions that date back many centuries. But the image is witty as...
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