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KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan—New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts International Company staged its second Kaohsiung performance on March 14 at Kaohsiung County Government Labor Affairs Bureau, attracting another full-house audience.
Among them was artist Chen Chiashang, known as 'Taiwan Miller' named after Thomas Miller, a painter of rural America. He is also chairman of Asian Watercolor Painting Federation, director of Japanese Modern Art Association, founder and president of Kaohsiung Watercolor Association, and member of Tainan Art Research Association.
“The movements were impeccable. This is the most spectacular show I’ve seen in 77 years.”
During intermission, Mr. Chen said that he appreciated his friend’s recommendation to see the show, and that he seized the opportunity to attend. “The dancers’ colors and the colors of the backdrops matched flawlessly. I have never seen such a perfect combination of colors before. This type of design is truly amazing.
“The tone of color in the program, Dragon Springs Drummers, was a hundred percent, absolutely a hundred percent [perfect.] That’s why I said Shen Yun has been very dedicated to the study of colors. It is so great for a Chinese performance to tour around the world.”
Mr. Chen often holds art exhibitions. He often paints farms and farmers and has earned the title of "Taiwan Miller." He also paints mountains, water, and the brightness of nature. He was amazed by the backdrops of Shen Yun.
“The backdrops’ depth, the levels of greens—very good, very beautiful. Artists should all come and learn from this," he said.
The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of the Shen Yun Performing Arts 2009 World Tour. For more information please visit ShenYunPerformingArts.org
