Title: Ang Sang (Tibetan, 1962)
1ANG SANG
2ANG SANG
All of my paintings show unintentional emotion,
painting to me is Buddha nature in my heart,
which I admire and respect unconditionally. My
painting is different from Western painting,
which emphasizes realistic description or
expresses individuality and so on. Also, it is
different from Chinese traditional painting.
Rather it is under the premise of faith and
devotion. And it is the art language of the
spirituality of our nationality, I am trying to
find out the common point between the ancient
Tibetan traditional art and Western avant-garde
art.
3Ang Sang is one of many emerging contemporary
Tibetan artists. Ang Sang was born in Lhasa,
Tibet in 1962. He studied painting, including the
traditional Thangka (religious scroll) style, at
Tibet University and graduated in 1988. That same
year, he won a prize for his artwork Lamb at the
Tibet Contemporary Art Exhibition in Beijing.
Since then, Ang Sang has won several other
prizes. They include an outstanding prize for
Feeling of Tibet at the 1997 China Art Exhibition
and a prize in 1998 from Literature and Art of
the Holy Land, Lhasa Governments highest art
prize. Additionally, his paintings Backing Home
and Tibetan Girl have been chosen for both the
Eighth and Ninth National Fine Art Exhibitions in
1994 and 1999, respectively. Sang is one of the
founding members of the Gedun Choephel Artists
Guild, Lhasas only cooperatively owned art
gallery. He currently resides in Lhasa, Tibet.
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5Liberty Spirit face
6Santa Spirit face
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10My purpose is to set up a special art language
and soul of painting, which is based on our
traditional and folk art, and to create special
artworks, which have both nationality and modern
characteristics. The more it expresses our
nationality, the more it will be international.
11Shigatse Girl 2005
12Shigatse Girl
13Buddha Realm 1997
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15Nomad girl 1996
16The red decade
Untitled 1996
17Buddha vs. Train, 2006
18Narration of the New Mandala (Dkyil-Vkhor), 2008
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22 Miss Tibet (2005)
Red Memory (2008)
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26Yak-Khampa 2003
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29Scared Faces 2003
30Scared Faces 2003
31Thousand Buddhas
32Modern Dharma (Modern Prayer)
33Text and pictures Internet All copyrights belong
to their respective owners Presentation Sanda
Foisoreanu
2012
Sound Carlos Nakai Nawang Khechog
Heart (fragment)