China http://www.liuli.com.cn/
Taiwan http://www.liuli.com.tw/
Hong Kong http://www.liuli.com.hk/
Singapore http://www.liuli.com/E_index01.htm
USA http://www.liuli.com/en-us
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Friday, July 31, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Pet Me Now event!
Pet Me Now~
For I will always stand by you, and be there till the end.
~ I am your best friend.
From June 5th to July 15th 2009, receive a free reusable Houseleek Shopping Bag with a purchase of $200 or more.
For more information please contact
San Francisco Liuli Gallery 1-415-979-9588 or
Los Angeles Liuli Gallery 1-626-282-6991
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
TMSK Journal
Traditional Chinese TMSK Journal Spring/2009
http://www.liuli.com/event/TMSK19.pdf
Simplify Chinese TMSK Journal April/2009
http://www.liuli.com.cn/cn/tmskmag/TMSK0903.pdf
http://www.liuli.com/event/TMSK19.pdf
Simplify Chinese TMSK Journal April/2009
http://www.liuli.com.cn/cn/tmskmag/TMSK0903.pdf
Thursday, April 23, 2009
San Francisco Liuli Gallery One Year Anniversary Celebration!
Monday, April 6, 2009
Now and Free Mind
In the beginning, there was a single face that spoke of mortal compassion and dignity.Liuligongfang was established in 1987. Loretta Hui-shan Yang's first piece was a bust of Buddha. This culpture became known as the Second Vow of the Medicine Buddha.For a film actor who had no prior training in sculpture,Loretta Yang determinedly went to work by the gully of her modest workshop and began sculpting with a ball of clay in hand.Thinking back, creating a visage that emanated compassion and wisdom was her only thought.This first sculpture led to a subsequent three hundred plus Buddhist figures in a span of twenty years.
Sunday, March 8, 2009
千手千眼護人間 楊惠姍二十年琉璃佛像展
我並不是一開始就設定目標要作為一個雕塑家，或者，要以佛像雕塑作為我創作的方向。二十年前，沒有任何的理由，我自然而然，從動手捏塑一個佛頭開始。當手試圖去塑造的成形的過程中，心竟然也平和安祥起來。如果，可能，我希望這樣的「平靜」能夠傳達給別人。
─楊惠姍
─楊惠姍
Friday, February 20, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
Liuli Gallery
Liuli Gongfang or Liuligongfang (琉璃工房) is Taiwan's contemporary glass studio devoted to artistic Chinese glassware. Since its establishment in 1987 Liuligongfang has become known in Asia and abroad for its outstanding artistic endeavors and its high standard of craftsmanship."Liuli" means ancient Chinese glass/crystal. It has a lineage stretching back thousands of years, first making its appearance in the 11th century BC. The art of Liuli left an indelible trail throughout Chinese history until the 19th century when China opened its door to imported goods, and effectively stifled traditional artisan skills.The discovery in 1968 of the tomb of Liu Shun, a nobleman from Man-Chung County in Hopei Province, unearthed the earliest recorded example of pate-de-verre. A glass ear cup was found behind the renowned "jade suit with gold thread." Archaeologists confirumed the glass material was of Chinese origin, indicating the pate-de-verre technique was indeed indigenous to China. This revelation was astounding and engendered in the group of artists a profound sense of mission to revive the artistry embedded in their own ancestry.Liuligongfang art works have been exhibited in Taiwan, Japan, Mainland China, Europe, and United States. Several pieces have become part of the permanent collection of some of the most well known museums. Inlucding The Palace Museum, Beijing, Shanghai Fine Arts Museum, Tsui Museum of Art, HongKong, Medicine Buddha Temple in Nara, Japan, The National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C., United States, Victoria and Albert Museum in United Kingdom, Bowers Museum in California, United States.
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