Wu Zhaoming (1955. 12-) was born in Guangzhou, Guangdong. Good at oil painting and watercolor painting. 1979 graduated from Shanghai institute of light industry, majoring in decorative arts and modeling. 1983 graduated from the Oil Painting Department of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in China with a bachelor's degree in literature. 1995 graduated from the painting department of San Francisco Academy of Fine Arts with a master's degree in fine arts. He used to be a designer of Guangzhou Second Light Art Design Company. As an art teacher, Wu Zhaoming has been teaching in the Art Education Department of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in China since 1983. 1995 so far, teaching in the painting department of the graduate school of San Francisco Academy of Fine Arts. As a professional artist, his works have been exhibited in many countries in Asia, Europe and America, and won many international art awards. These include: 2005 International Artists Magazine Award; American Oil Painters Association 2005 Art Distribution Award. Wu Zhaoming's works have also been published in international and American art magazines, including: 65438+34 issues of Art Trends in 0999 (English), PGM Art Publishing in 2000 (German), Sketch Collection of Wu Zhaoming in 2003 (Chinese) and Art Images in 2003 (French). International Artists Magazine (August/September 2005); Western art (September 2004/10); Art Forum (February 2005, 1 1).
The oil painting Sisters was selected for the 6th National Art Exhibition; Watercolor "Morning Star" was selected for the 7th National Art Exhibition; The oil painting Starry Sky was selected for China Oil Painting Exhibition. Published papers include "Modern Factors in New Realistic Painting".
Main Exhibition 1984 China Sixth National Art Exhibition, Excellence Award.
1987 was selected for China Oil Painting Exhibition, Shanghai.
1989 was selected for the 7th China Guangdong National Art Exhibition.
1998 Annual Exhibition of National Association of Propylene Painters of Oil Painting. Gustafson Foundation, Missouri (highest skill award).
1998 The 9th National Biennale of Figure Painting sponsored by Madison Xiannu Art Center won the first prize, California.
2000 American Oil Painters Association Annual Exhibition, Daler-Rowney Award, Chicago.
200 1 4th international artist magazine challenge, second place, Australia.