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Dragons in the Lion’s Den
On 5th May 2011 Master Simon Wong's paintings were in the Dragons in the Lions Den show which exhibited Chinese Contemporary Art from Beijing to London, which was organised by YD Gallery www.ydgallery.co.uk Charlie Pycraft(Photographer) www.charliepycraft.co.uk and Ping Works(Creative network) www.pingworks.org a UK creative hub at Forman's Smokehouse Gallery.
"Finally a special thanks to Charlie for spotting the potential" Peng Seng Ong Executive Director MBS Limited
"Wow, what an amazing evening. Thanks to you all for your putting this even together, Ping is on the map!" Philip Mayer BSc (Econ) MIC NLPdip Director MBS Ltd
"Hi Peng…I second that. I thought it was an excellent evening and thanks so much to you and Charlie and all the artists for making it such a success." William Chamberlain Business Affairs Consultant
"Thank you so much to Charlie and Peng for organising the prestigious event, developing the concept, getting the artists together, the copy together, design etc, it all looked great, a lot of hard work and it showed." Kathryn McMann Holistic Marketing Consultancy Integrated Strategic Marketing : Social Media : Project Management : Trans-media : Creative Concepts
Master Simon Wong is originally from China and has been a British resident since 1978. Master Simon Wong is a spiritual Master, a Feng Shui Master, a professional Chinese Astrologer, an artist, musician, songwriter, scriptwriter and author. Master Simon Wong does not give names to his paintings. The Tao Te Ching states: The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao. The name that can be named is not the eternal Name. When the Master uses the finger to point at the moon the student should not just be looking at the finger. The finger is just a tool pointing to the direction. Painting is the same, the medium that is used is not important, it is the mental expression behind the art work that gives a picture its spirit. After perfecting his artistic style for the last 40 years, Master Simon Wong is now exhibiting and selling his work.
Dragons in the Lion’s Den
On 5th May 2011 Master Simon Wong's paintings were in the Dragons in the Lions Den show which exhibited Chinese Contemporary Art from Beijing to London, which was organised by YD Gallery www.ydgallery.co.uk Charlie Pycraft(Photographer) www.charliepycraft.co.uk and Ping Works(Creative network) www.pingworks.org a UK creative hub at Forman's Smokehouse Gallery.
"Finally a special thanks to Charlie for spotting the potential" Peng Seng Ong Executive Director MBS Limited
"Wow, what an amazing evening. Thanks to you all for your putting this even together, Ping is on the map!" Philip Mayer BSc (Econ) MIC NLPdip Director MBS Ltd
"Hi Peng…I second that. I thought it was an excellent evening and thanks so much to you and Charlie and all the artists for making it such a success." William Chamberlain Business Affairs Consultant
"Thank you so much to Charlie and Peng for organising the prestigious event, developing the concept, getting the artists together, the copy together, design etc, it all looked great, a lot of hard work and it showed." Kathryn McMann Holistic Marketing Consultancy Integrated Strategic Marketing : Social Media : Project Management : Trans-media : Creative Concepts
Master Simon Wong is originally from China and has been a British resident since 1978. Master Simon Wong is a spiritual Master, a Feng Shui Master, a professional Chinese Astrologer, an artist, musician, songwriter, scriptwriter and author. Master Simon Wong does not give names to his paintings. The Tao Te Ching states: The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao. The name that can be named is not the eternal Name. When the Master uses the finger to point at the moon the student should not just be looking at the finger. The finger is just a tool pointing to the direction. Painting is the same, the medium that is used is not important, it is the mental expression behind the art work that gives a picture its spirit. After perfecting his artistic style for the last 40 years, Master Simon Wong is now exhibiting and selling his work.