To The Moon – Gallery Talk

In Conversation
Liu Kuo-sung

On March 3, 2020, Elaine Suyu Liu, Director of Loftyart Gallery, will present a guided tour (in Mandarin) on the To The Moon – Liu Kuo-sung Exhibition in rooms 201 – 203 at the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts.

Liu Kuo-sung (Liu Guosong) has a seal bearing the inscription “A Man of the East, West, South and North” that accurately reflects his career. Internationally recognized and collected by over a hundred museums worldwide, Liu Kuo-sung is at the forefront of Modern Chinese Art.

Liu Kuo-sung, Blue Moon Landscape, 1969 – 1990, Ink and Color on Paper, 151.3 x 224.5 cm © The Liu Kuo-sung Archives

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