From now until, March 6, 2012, CPS student Saphira Fang’s (Yi Fang) work entitled: “A Taste of Chinese Culture is on display in Northeastern University’s Gallery 360. Gallery 360 is an elegant 1,000-square-foot space that displays collections and unique works by Northeastern students, staff, and faculty, as well as exhibits by local and national artists of note.
Fang is pursuing a Master of Science in Project Management at the College, and the description of her art on exhibit reads: “We need a passport to travel around the world, but the beauty of art is borderless. In Chinese painting, every piece has its unique meaning hidden inside. With distinctive national features in history, practices, theories, techniques, and materials, these paintings imply the true taste and appreciation of China.”
To see Fang’s and other artists’ work, visit Gallery 360, located at 346 Huntington Avenue in Ell Hall.
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