Wanchai Hong Kong Arts Centre | Anna Huang's Panda Themed Traditional Chinese Ink Painting Exhibition & Ocean Park Charity Exhibition

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Introduction to Huang Xiangyu

From Guangdong, Nanhai

Daughter of Master Huang Junbi, one of the 'Three Masters who Crossed the Strait'

President, Baiyun Tang Art Research Association, Hong Kong

Member, China Artists Association

Chairman, Taipei Huang Junbi Art Research Association

Vice Chairman, Hong Kong Cultural Promotion Association

Vice Chairman, Hong Kong Painting and Calligraphy Association

Instructor, Chinese Ink Painting, Xiling Academy, Hong Kong

In 2024, she was awarded the '14th National Art Exhibition'.

In 2025, she was awarded the 'Model Chinese Artist, Art Achievement and Outstanding Female Award'

Following in her father's footsteps, Huang Xiangyu has made significant contributions to the promotion and preservation of traditional Chinese ink painting.

Her ink painting style is unique, especially her lively and interesting ink pandas.

She has held numerous exhibitions in Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan (such as the National Art Museum of China in Beijing, the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taiwan, and the Hong Kong City Hall).

She often participates in charity auctions, donating her paintings to support disadvantaged children's education, animal welfare, and environmental protection.

From April 2nd to 8th, 2026, the exhibition 'Rhythm of Ink and Panda - Huang Xiangyu's Panda Chinese Painting Theme Exhibition and Hong Kong Ocean Park Charity Exhibition' will feature 62 ink panda paintings by Huang Xiangyu. In collaboration with Hong Kong Ocean Park, the exhibition combines artistic creation with conservation, calling on the public to care for nature and respect life. All proceeds from this charity exhibition, after deducting costs, will be donated to the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation to support related scientific research and conservation efforts in Hong Kong and Asia.

In the vibrant spring of April, the public is invited to experience the warmth of life through the shades of black and white, and to contemplate how humans and nature can coexist harmoniously, jointly safeguarding a better Earth for future generations.