11th of 30 works found
Cave 446 (Part of Mural From Cave in Tang Huang)
Artist
Wong, Anna
Title
Cave 446 (Part of Mural From Cave in Tang Huang)
Technique
lithograph
serigraph
Date
1980
Dimensions
55.9cm height x 81.3cm width
Type
print
Accession Number
2014.15.1
Owner
City of Burnaby
Collection
Permanent Collection
Gift of the estate of the artist
Canadian artist and master printmaker Anna Wong (1930–2013) was born and raised in Vancouver, BC, Canada. In her teenage years and early twenties, Wong worked at her family’s business, Modernize Tailors (established in 1913), a thriving fixture in Vancouver’s Chinatown neighbourhood. After a year of studying Chinese brush painting in Hong Kong, Wong entered full-time studies at the Vancouver School of Art, graduating with a degree in creative printmaking. She went on to study, and then to teach, at the Pratt Graphics Center in New York City, where she remained on the faculty for nearly two decades. In the 1960s and 70s her original prints received numerous prizes and she represented Canada in multiple international print biennials.