 |
Ph.D in
art history and M.A. in French contemporary literature from
the Sorbonne, Paris
|
 |
In 1969, established his "Five-Dimensional
Universal Culture" in theory, initiated "Neo-Iconography"
in paintings
|
 |
In 1975, moved to USA, married; lectured,
created and exhibited extensively
|
 |
In 1984, moved to NYC and permanently displayed
his works at Lucia Gallery in SoHo
|
 |
In 1986, finished 100 paintings of "The
Spirit of Liberty Series," which received an enthusiastic
public response, exhibited intensively in Asia, Europe, and
the USA. Enjoyed mass coverage on TV, art magazines, and newspapers
|
 |
In 1990, finished 100 paintings of "The
Post -Van Gogh Series" for Van Gogh's Centennial, which
exhibited extensively in Amsterdam, Taiwan, and the USA. Other
series include:"East and West," "Space Age,"
"Humanity," "Venus," "Cardplayers,"
"Collectors," "Napoleon," "Post-Matisse,"
"Post-Picasso," "Jade Mountain," etc.
|
 |
In 1993, Chen's Retrospective Exhibition (150
artworks) was exhibited at HsingKwang Mitsukoshi Cultural Hall,
Taipei
|
 |
In 1996 - 1997, Dr. T. F. Chen's Retrospective:
1951-1996 (160 artworks) exhibited in NYC, the Taipei Fine Arts
Museum, and Kaoshiong
|
 |
In 1998, Dr. Chen was invited to exhibit his
"Humanity Series" and speak at the State of the World
Forum, a gathering of over 800 key world leaders in the fields
of business, science, politics, and the humanities
|
 |
In 2001, Dr. Chen, the first artist-painter
to receive a "Global Tolerance Award" from the United
Nations
|
 |
In 2000-2002, "Jade Mountain Peace &
Love Series" tours Taiwan with mass media coverage.
|
 |
Has had more than 100 one-man shows since
1963 all over the world.
|
 |
Since 1996, works permanently displayed at
the New World Art Center, SoHo, NYC; and Gallery New World,
Taipei.
|
 |
Works collected by a wide public, as well
as the Museum of Modern Art, Paris; the Smithsonian Institute;
the White House, USA; the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, etc.
|