Mi Qiaoming
Mi Qiaoming, female, was born in Dalian City, Liaoning Province. She graduated from the Repin Academy of Fine Arts in Russia with a PhD. She currently lives in Beijing and is a professional artist. Member of the Chinese Artists Association, researcher of the China Academy of Art, director of the Chinese Cultural Management Association, and member of the American Portrait Society.
On June 4, 2020, Mi Qiaoming ranked 45th in the "2020 Hurun China Art List" with a total transaction volume of 12.28 million yuan in the public auction market in 2019.
Chinese name: Mi Qiaoming
Nationality: Chinese
Ethnicity: Han
Birthplace: Dalian City, Liaoning Province
Date of birth: April 16, 1986
Occupation: Professional artist
Graduation school: Repin Academy of Fine Arts, Russia
Main achievements: Outstanding Artistic Achievement Award issued by the United Nations
Representative works: Oil paintings "Farewell My Concubine", "Mu Guiying Takes Command", "Ten Thousand Buddhas Chasing the Clan"
Personal Experience
In 2017, while continuing to deepen the research and creation of the "Sanskrit Yun Jixiang" Buddha series oil paintings, Mi Qiaoming actively explored overseas markets and successfully held solo exhibitions in Dubai, Milan, Italy, Florence, etc., and established a strong presence in the local art circle. caused an enthusiastic response.
Exhibition
Solo Exhibition
2017 "Enlightenment" Mi Qiaoming Fanyun Jixiang Buddha Series Oil Painting Exhibition, Beijing;
2017 "A Thought of Death - Mi Qiaoming Oil Painting Exhibition", Beijing;
2017 "Lin Quan Zen Heart - Mi Qiaoming Painting Exhibition" (Florence Station), Italy;
2017 "Mi Qiaoming Buddha Statue Oil Painting Exhibition" (Milan Station), Italy;
2017 "One Belt and One Road - Mi Qiaoming Oil Painting Exhibition" (Dubai Station), United Arab Emirates;
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2017 "View - Touring Exhibition of Mi Qiaoming's Oil Paintings", Taichung;
2016 "The Landscape of Dasein - Exhibition of Mi Qiaoming's Oil Paintings" Taipei;
2016 "View - Mi Qiaoming Oil Painting Exhibition" in San Francisco, USA;
Joint Exhibition
2017 "Enjoyment" 2017 New Year's Eve Art Exhibition, Beijing;
Joint Exhibition
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2017 "New Year Special" Collision Joint Exhibition, Beijing;
2017 "New Chapter of the Durian Moon - 2017 Nomination Exhibition of Sino-Russian Youth Art Works", Jiangsu Provincial Art Museum;
2017 "Their Vision", China Women and Children's Museum, Beijing;
2017 "2017 Chinese Contemporary Young Artists Invitational Exhibition", Beijing;
2016 Art Qingdao —The opening exhibition of the International Youth Art Season "Times Facebook" Beijing;
2016 "2016 China International Culture and Art Fair" Beijing;
2016 "Collision-Artists of China Cultural Management Association" Exhibition of Works of Outstanding Members of the Committee" Beijing;
Important Collection
In 2017, the oil painting "Pure Inaction" was purchased and collected by the famous French producer Jacques Perhan;
In 2016, the oil painting series "Tathagata" by Fan Yun Jixiang was collected by the 11th Panchen Erdeni Choekyi Jebu;
Published books
People's Fine Arts Publishing House "Jingcai·Mi Qiaoming Oil Painting Collection" published by Jiangxi Fine Arts Publishing House in 2015;
; Jiangxi Fine Arts Publishing House's "View - Mi Qiaoming's Oil Painting Collection" in 2016
Personal History
(1) Cultural influence in boyhood
Mi Qiaoming was born in Dalian City, Liaoning Province. His grandparents were old Red Army soldiers. He grew up in a military compound and received traditional Chinese cultural influence. , proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting. Not only that, she also learned to sing Huangmei Opera from her grandmother and practiced calligraphy from her grandfather, which gave her a deeper understanding of Chinese quintessence culture. This also laid the foundation for her later creation of the "Peking Opera Character Series" oil paintings.
Mi Qiaoming has always been a good student in the class during elementary school. Not only did he have excellent academic performance, he also received training in traditional Chinese painting, relief sculpture, printmaking, gouache, watercolor and other media creations. He also drew cartoons for newspapers. Earn royalties. At that time, she was very talented in Chinese painting and calligraphy, and won many awards. These rare "child skills" that she had learned have deeply influenced Mi Qiaoming's creative techniques, and were perfectly displayed in the "Peking Opera Character Series" oil paintings. To apply his strengths. Later, she was admitted to Dalian No. 15 Middle School (Art Junior High School) with excellent results. Although she was introverted, she was very thoughtful: she created a large number of "pointillist" paintings in the class and began to imitate the French Impressionist master Monet. And become a model for teachers to teach. At the age of 14, she once went to Shenyang to take the college entrance examination without telling the teacher, and got a professional notice from Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts. You know, this is a professional art major that many art students have to prepare for for several years. College, but its door was open to Mi Qiaoming.
In 2004, the National Art Museum of China in Beijing held an exhibition on French Impressionism, displaying the works of many famous Impressionist masters such as Monet, Cézanne, Gauguin, and Pissarro. In order to see the creations of world-class masters, Mi Qiaoming came to Beijing alone to watch the exhibition. She was very excited when she saw the works of these masters. From then on, she had a special idea in her heart: "I must go to the best art academy in the world to study, and I must be the best painter!" So she decided to go abroad. He had the belief to study and chose the Repin Academy of Fine Arts in Russia, one of the four major art academies in the world, as his goal.
(2) Brilliant Casting on the Road to Study
Through Mi Qiaoming’s continuous efforts, in 2005, she got her wish and came to the Repin Academy of Fine Arts, which she had longed for. She showed her creative talent in the preparatory class, and the teacher of the preparatory class remembered her deeply. Although she faced difficulties such as language barriers, unfamiliar oil paints, and simple accommodation during this year, with her continuous efforts, Mi Qiaoming was finally admitted to the Russian Repin Academy of Fine Arts with excellent results. .
In 2006, after officially entering the Repin Academy of Fine Arts in Russia, Mi Qiaoming officially began his study and creative career. At first, when she had just become familiar with the city of St. Petersburg, she painted "Nevsky Prospect", "Russian Policewoman" and other creations that reflected the street scenes of St. Petersburg, Russia. Her creative talent and unremitting pursuit of artistic realm were appreciated by Qiu Wen, the head of the oil painting department. When she was a freshman in college, she created the oil painting "Sunshine and Hope". In order to improve her artistic creation ability, she often goes to the Hermitage Museum and the Russian Museum to see the works of masters, and summarizes and learns from the viewing, and applies the experience gained to her own creation.
The teaching at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts is very rigorous, and the examinations such as anatomy and fluoroscopy are very strict. These courses are like a nightmare for Russians, but Mi Qiaoming can pass it smoothly every time and almost every time. The anatomy teacher "invited" her out of the classroom for the first time, and held her hand and said, "Thank you, girl! You learned my class so well!" It is precisely because of the strict education of Repin Academy of Fine Arts that Mi Qiaoming Her paintings are almost perfect in shape and composition. These solid basic skills allow her to express her emotions in her creations with ease.
In the summer vacation of her second year of college, she returned to China to participate in the Dalian Art Fair. That year she became the youngest member of the Dalian Artists Association and won several awards in a row during the summer vacation. Slowly, her name began to attract the attention of more and more collectors and viewers. Of course, these achievements are inseparable from Mi Qiaoming's hard work: she was the only student at Repin Academy of Fine Arts who had perfect attendance in cultural classes, and almost all the teachers who taught her remembered her name. Not only that, in addition to completing class assignments and exercises, Mi Qiaoming always creates the most independent creations. Other students only have one creation per semester, but she can come up with five. These creations took up all her spare time, but she enjoyed them without any pain or complaint. Mi Qiaoming pursues beautiful things and likes everything related to beauty, so during this period she painted a large number of Russian still lifes, landscapes, figures, and creations to commemorate and praise the land that accompanied her growth.
Although Russia has many artistic resources, Mi Qiaoming is not satisfied with the influence of a single national culture. She used her spare time to visit many countries, went to many art galleries, and was exposed to the influence of art from different nationalities in the world.
In 2009, she was admitted to the best oil painting studio of the Repin Academy of Fine Arts - Sakalov Studio (now Yuri Goliuta Studio) with excellent results. In 2010, she held her first art exhibition in St. Petersburg. The exhibition featured a series of Russian landscapes created by Mi Qiaoming. The Consul General of the Chinese Embassy in St. Petersburg attended the exhibition and spoke highly of her. Subsequently, she participated in more and more art exhibitions and became more and more famous. As the first student who was interviewed by the Russian dragon newspaper before graduation, she was famous for her work "Chinese Roses on the Neva River - Mi Qiaoming's Russia". "Art Journey" is the title, giving a very high evaluation to Mi Qiaoming's creation.
In 2011, as a student who had not yet graduated, her works were auctioned at Beijing Rongbao. She also became the youngest painter to be auctioned at the time. The first time her work was auctioned, it sold for 210,000 yuan. high price. In 2012, Mi Qiaoming's studio director Yuri Goliuta recommended her to the academy and held a solo exhibition of Mi Qiaoming's Chinese paintings in the Italian Hall of the Repin Academy of Fine Arts. She became the first student to hold a solo exhibition in the academy before graduating. . The works exhibited this time were widely praised by deans and professors. The consul of the Chinese Embassy also attended the exhibition and praised Mi Qiaoming as the pride of the Chinese people.
In June 2012, Mi Qiaoming received full marks for graduation with her "Tibetan Girl Paintings", ending her seven-year study abroad career at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts, and at the same time starting her own career A new creative mileage. Simon, the director of Repin Academy of Fine Arts, wrote this comment for her: "She is an outstanding, beautiful and very talented female painter. I feel very happy and honored that she studied at our academy (Russian Repin Academy of Fine Arts) "I must say that you have achieved great success in your studies in the past few years." Qiu Wen, director of the Oil Painting Department, commented to her that she "ended her studies at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts with full marks, an outstanding achievement." Genius female painter, I wish you greater success in your creative career." In the same year, her oil painting "Island Guardian" was selected for the National Art Exhibition on the 85th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China and was exhibited at the National Art Museum of China.
(3) Art choices after returning to China
After graduating and returning to China, Mi Qiaoming has been conceiving themes and creations of his own style. In fact, she has had themes and goals in mind for many years: influenced by traditional cultural education since childhood, coupled with the pursuit of beauty, she hopes to do some cross-ethnic and cross-regional cultural dissemination and exchanges after returning from studying abroad. So she created a large number of "Peking Opera Character Series" works, using the blending, splashing ink, and traditional outline of traditional Chinese painting, combined with the lifelike realism of oil painting. This unique technique created her unique painting language. Oil paint is the main medium of Western painting. Its characteristics and usage methods are much different from traditional Chinese painting paints. However, Mi Qiaoming has found his own unique expression techniques through continuous learning and exploration, making oil paints bright and colorful. Combining colors with the smudging and scratching of Chinese painting brushwork, and adding the Impressionist "pointillism" painting method that I am familiar with, he expresses the essence and drama of China's national quintessence. Mi Qiaoming hopes to use the techniques he learned while studying abroad to express China's most traditional culture - the quintessence of Peking Opera. She hopes to hold more exhibitions abroad to spread China's historical and cultural spirit and the beauty of national culture to all parts of the world, so that the world can better understand China.
In 2013, Mi Qiaoming successfully held a personal oil painting exhibition at the United Nations. She exhibited her "Peking Opera Character Series" oil paintings to spread and showcase the essence of China's national quintessence to international friends, and won the recognition of the United Nations Secretary-General. At the same time, her work "Peking Opera Characters" was collected by the United Nations. In the same year, she became one of the youngest members of the Chinese Artists Association.
In the just-concluded 2013 autumn art auction, she became the youngest painter at China Guardian and Poly Auction to have her works sold for over one million yuan, which once again attracted the attention of collectors. , also indicates Mi Qiaoming’s unlimited potential and vitality in the art market.
Since 2014, Mi Qiaoming began to create the "Sanskrit Rhythm and Auspicious Appearance" series of oil paintings of Buddha statues, gradually forming his own painting style. This series of works is Mi Qiaoming's use of Western oil paintings to depict Eastern Buddhism and Zen, and contemporary techniques to reflect the historical poetry. Peach blossoms and kapok are combined in a novel post-modern collage form, which not only expresses a heavy historical texture and romantic spiritual baptism to people, but also allows tired people who are squeezed by material reality to build a house in their hearts. A spiritual home where poetry inhabits. From 2014 to 2016, Mi Qiaoming held many solo exhibitions in Beijing, Inner Mongolia, Dalian, Taiwan and other places. Many of his works were sold at high prices at Beijing Poly and Beijing Guardian auctions, and he also achieved impressive success in the art market. Remarkable and impressive results.
Art Resume
Solo Exhibition:
2016 "Sanskrit Rhythm and Auspicious Appearance - Mi Qiaoming Buddha Series Oil Painting Exhibition" Beijing
2016 "View - Touring Exhibition of Mi Qiaoming's Oil Paintings" Taiwan
2016 "View - Touring Exhibition of Mi Qiaoming's Oil Paintings" Dalian
2016 "View - Touring Exhibition of Mi Qiaoming's Oil Paintings" Beijing
2015 "Beijing Color - Mi Qiaoming's Peking Opera Oil Painting Exhibition" Beijing
2014 "Beijing Color - Mi Qiaoming's Peking Opera" Oil Painting Exhibition" Beijing
2014 "Beijing Color - Mi Qiaoming Peking Opera Oil Painting Exhibition" Inner Mongolia
2013 "Mi Qiaoming United Nations Oil Painting Solo Exhibition" at the United Nations Headquarters in the United States New York
2012 Russian Repin Academy of Fine Arts Chinese Painting Solo Exhibition, Italian Hall
2010 Russian St. Petersburg Oil Painting Solo Exhibition
Joint Exhibition:
2016 2016 "Chaoyang Art Image - Exhibition of Art Works for the 95th Anniversary of the Founding of the Party" Beijing
2016 "At its peak - Invitational Exhibition of Beijing Young Realistic Artists" Beijing
2016 "Party Flag Flying Long March" On the Road - Invitational Exhibition of Works by Famous Chinese Painting Masters (Second Academic School)" Beijing
2015 "Carrying forward the quintessence of Chinese painting and calligraphy feelings - Chinese quintessence of oil painting exhibition" Beijing
2015 "Culture The power of China-Russia Oil Painting Art Exchange Exhibition between Beijing and Guangzhou" Weifang, Shandong
2015 "Spring and Autumn Fruits - Exhibition of Works of Outstanding Members of the Artist Committee of the China Cultural Management Association" Beijing
2015 "Pursuing Excellence: Artists from the Academy - The First Oil Painting Invitational Exhibition (Xi'an Station)" Xi'an Art Museum
2015 "Harmony and Meaning - Invitational Exhibition of Works by Chinese Contemporary Young Artists" Beijing
2014 Sino-Russian Cultural Exchange Exhibition: "The Wind of the Neva River - Joint Exhibition of Oil Paintings by Russian Merited Artist Kuzmichov and Young Artist Mi Qiaoming Teachers and Students"
2014 Oil Painting The work "Moving China - The Island of Two People" was selected into the "65th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China and the 12th National Art Exhibition - Liaoning Outstanding Art Works Exhibition"
The 2014 oil painting "Picking up a Jade Bracelet - Sun Yujiao" 》Selected into "Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between China and France - Joint Exhibition of Works by Chinese and French Masters of Calligraphy and Painting" National Museum of China
2013 "Century of Europe - Exhibition of Works by Masters of Classical Oil Painting" Tianjin
The 2012 work "Island Guardian" was selected for the All-Army Art Works Exhibition and the National Art Works Exhibition of the 85th Anniversary of the Founding of the Army at the National Art Museum of China
2012 St. Petersburg Chinese Women's Federation Welcomes March 8th and Chinese and Russian Female Painters' Works Exhibition
2011 Russian Autumn Art Salon Exhibition Russian Artists Association Exhibition Hall
2011 First Russian Chinese Artists Association Music and Art Works Exhibition Second Prize for Art Works 2011 "Collection_—— "Neva River Humanities and Art Journey" Oil Painting Exhibition Beijing Qingdao
2010 Repin Academy of Fine Arts Teachers and Students Exhibition Qingdao
2009 Oil Painting "Nevsky Prospect" was reviewed and Selected for "Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China and welcoming the 11th National Art Exhibition - Liaoning Art Works Exhibition"
In 2008, the oil painting "Sunshine and Hope" was selected for Youth Creation - Contemporary Art College College Student Annual Nomination Exhibition
2008 The 9th International Art Fair of Dalian, China Artists Association 2008 Joint Exhibition of Young and Middle-aged Artists of Repin Academy of Fine Arts, Russia
Participated in Dalian held by China Artists Association in 2007 The 8th International Art Fair
Important Collection
The 2016 oil painting "Nothing" was collected by Nantong Museum; "The Drunken Concubine" was collected by Nantong Radio and Television Media Group; "Heguang" 》Collected by the Puli Art Museum in Switzerland
In 2016, the series of Buddhist prints "Sheng Qiji" was collected by former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
In 2015, former U.S. President William Jefferson Clinton (William JeffersonCl
Inton) cordially met with artist Mi Qiaoming. Mi Qiaoming's work "Drunk Concubine Yang Yuhuan" was collected by President Clinton
The 2013 oil painting "Peking Opera Characters" was collected by the United Nations
The 2012 work "Portrait of Rogge" is collected by the Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee
The 2010 oil painting "Man is doing what God is watching" is collected by Pope Benedict XVI and a religious figure in the Vatican
Many other works are in well-known museums and private collections at home and abroad
Art Review
Simon, the president of the Russian Repin Academy of Fine Arts: "She is an outstanding, beautiful and A very talented female painter. I feel particularly happy and honored that she studied at our academy (Russian Repin Academy of Fine Arts) and I must say that you have achieved great success in your studies. ”
Russian Merited Artist, Professor of Repin Academy of Fine Arts, Acting Director of Repin Academy of Fine Arts Goryuta Yuri: "Mi Qiaoming is an outstandingly talented artist and student. While working in our studio, we created together Her graduation work "Tibetan Women". I think Mi Qiaoming is an artist with high personal qualities and great creative potential. I look forward to her making more achievements in her painting career."
Alexandra Qiu Wen, Director of the Oil Painting Department of the Repin Academy of Fine Arts in Russia: "I ended my studies at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts with full marks. I am an outstanding and talented female painter. I wish you greater success in your creative career." Brilliant."
Mendeleev, sketching teacher at Sakalov Studio: "I am very satisfied with the learning and communication with Mi Qiaoming in our studio from 2008 to 2012. This fragile girl is full of enthusiasm and humble attitude towards her work. She listened carefully to the teacher's suggestions and achieved excellent results. The personal exhibition held in the school exhibition hall fully demonstrated her multi-faceted talents. Think that such a diligent and talented artist will create more interesting and successful works in the future. Do you know that the most important day of the year will come soon and I will definitely tell you the date and time when we celebrate it. Time."
Ulalov, tutor of the Oil Painting Department of the Repin Academy of Fine Arts in Russia: "Sincere congratulations to the author for the art exhibition he has carefully prepared for the Repin Academy of Fine Arts. This exhibition has become a kind of art among the students. Mark, spread the essence of Chinese culture to the Russian people, and build a bridge of friendship and unity with beautiful strokes. I am very happy to have been Mi Qiaoming’s teacher. This will be my best memory.”
Global Artists Alliance Chairman Yao Jicheng: "The personal oil painting exhibition of Mi Qiaoming, a realist female painter with solid foundation, should be invited by the United Nations Economic Development Committee, Global Artists Alliance, Jinxiu Holdings Group, 8mm Micro Film Holdings Company, and Asia Art Foundation The invitation traveled across the ocean and traveled thousands of miles from Russia via China to New York, the United States, and was exhibited at the Plaza265 Gallery of the United Nations on October 1, 2013. On the occasion of the 64th anniversary of the birth of the Republic of China, this With this exhibition, as a Chinese female painter, she undoubtedly presents a noble gift and sincere love to the anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Mi Qiaoming is a native of Dalian, China. She graduated with full marks from the Oil Painting Department of the famous Russian Repin Academy of Fine Arts and a postgraduate student at Sakalov Studio. Her works have rich themes and diverse expression techniques. She has proficient oil painting techniques, solid foundation and rich artistic accomplishments. Her paintings not only contain the delicate qualities of a female artist, but are also full of the rough and unrestrained domineering style of a male artist. It can be said to be a combination of yin and yang, with both softness and forcefulness. Unified philosophical and aesthetic characteristics. He is a rare outstanding female painter. In her works, modern European oil painting elements are used to express the image of Chinese Peking Opera, which makes people feel fresh and familiar. The artistic processing is freely applied and the degree of expression is just right. In short, her paintings can not only set a creative example for female artists, but also provide a model for the diversity of creative styles for male artists, and provide a broader way for male artists to develop and sublimate their artistic creation.
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In recent years, Mi Qiaoming has begun to create the "Sanskrit Rhymes and Auspicious Phases" series of Buddhist statues. Art critic and curator Peng Feng commented on this: "This work has three elements: one is the background. Among the famous paintings of the past, one is a Buddhist sculpture as the theme, and the other is decorated with peach blossoms or kapok. Qiao Ming gathered them into his own paintings, using appropriation and juxtaposition commonly used in postmodern paintings. Real peach blossoms and kapok, as well as Buddhist sculptures and paintings as works of art, are originally at different levels of time and space. Qiao Ming combines them to give people a surreal feeling. However, no matter what kind of combination or juxtaposition, it all seems natural in Qiao Ming's paintings, especially without the irony, ridicule and criticism often found in postmodern art. Qiao Ming is using her unique way to bring art back to humanities, aesthetics and skills, and to return to the long-lost positive art in contemporary art. However, from another perspective, the time and space dislocation caused by different factors on the screen not only gives the audience a pleasant visual experience, but also allows people to reminisce, yearn and think. ”
Artistic Thoughts and Work Style
Mi Qiaoming is an artist whose thoughts and art dialogue, and colors and souls collide. The jumping colors on the canvas are the expression of her emotions and determination. Innovation and pursuit of verve are her life trajectory. Her greatest wish is to promote and display China's long-standing culture and art through her oil paintings. Peking Opera is the "quintessence" of China, a traditional art with a long history and profound meaning. Mi Qiaoming hopes that people all over the world can see the quintessence of China, the excellent dramatic art of Peking Opera, so she uses the oil painting series "Peking Opera Characters" as her unique, majestic art that combines Chinese and Western elements, with both realism and freehand brushwork. Style.
In Mi Qiaoming's oil painting "Peking Opera Characters" series, she absorbed the expression techniques of modern Western oil painting and incorporated the essence of traditional Chinese folk art, using a combination of Chinese and Western methods. Depicting Peking Opera characters, the quintessence of China, from her paintings, the imaginative stage costumes and character decorations, coupled with the opera language presented by hands, eyes, body, hair and steps, in addition to pursuing the shape and spirit of the characters, it is not difficult to I found that Mi Qiaoming more vividly and harmoniously expressed the charm, interest and drama of Peking Opera characters. The combination of the three artistic conceptions naturally aroused the audience's aesthetic pleasure. The young painter Mi Qiaoming tried to break the boundaries between Chinese and Western art and create a unique style. **Common artistic language. While admiring her exquisite paintings, people seem to be immersed in the powerful aura of Peking Opera art.
While creating "Peking Opera Characters". "At the same time as the series, young painter Mi Qiaoming has also created many excellent scenery and landscape series. She uses realistic techniques to reflect the artistic conception and texture in the paintings. The colors are colorful and gorgeous, but they are harmonious and unified, jumping on the canvas. Ming's oil paintings use the tension of color blocks to express the inherent sense and texture of objects. Her smart brushstrokes and subtle and simple expressions of the theme of the work give people a sense of tranquility and refreshing, and the composition space, color and objects are integrated. The outstanding realm and exquisite attainments are intoxicating.
United Nations Art Exhibition
In early October 2013, it was hosted by Jinxiu Art Fund and the United Nations Economic Development Commission, and was hosted by Jinxiu Holdings Group and 8mm Micro. The "Mi Qiaoming United Nations Personal Oil Painting Exhibition" co-organized by Film Holdings and the Asia Art Foundation was held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
Before the opening of the exhibition, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon congratulated young artist Mi Qiaoming on the United Nations personal oil painting. The exhibition was a complete success and the United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson also expressed his congratulations. The United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Wu Hongbo carefully read Mi Qiaoming's personal oil painting album and praised Mi Qiaoming as the pride of Chinese girls. Secretary-General Petransky-Tiffenso collected Mi Qiaoming's "Peking Opera Characters" oil painting. Ambassadors from various countries who participated in the 68th United Nations General Assembly also wished Mi Qiaoming's personal oil painting exhibition at the United Nations a complete success.
Representative works
Oil painting "Peking Opera Characters";
"Century of Europe - Exhibition of Works of Classical Oil Painting Masters";
Works "Portrait of Rogge";
The work "Guardian of the Isolated Island";
The oil painting "Tibetan_Neva River Humanities and Art Journey";
"People "The sky is watching";
"Nevsky Prospekt";
"Sunshine and Hope";
"Human Survival? destroy? ";
Oil painting series "Sanskrit Rhymes and Auspicious Appearances".
Appreciation of works