徐虹简历

　　Xu Hong

　　Xu Hong was born in Shanghai on November 16, 1957. She majored in oil painting in Shanghai Art Department of Shanghai Normal University from 1981 to 1985 and attended advanced training classes for teaching assistants organized by Art History faculty of Central Academy of Fine Arts. She was an associate librarian with Shanghai Art Museum from 1985 to 2000, and has been the deputy director of academic department of research department of Beijing National Art Museum of China from 2000 to present. She is now a librarian with National Art Museum of China.

　　Exhibitions:

　　1986 Grand Opening Ceremonial Exhibition of Shanghai Art Museum (Shanghai)

　　1989 Chinese Contemporary Art Exhibition (Beijing)

　　1992 Chinese New Art Exhibition (Travelling exhibitions in 6 cities in Australia)

　　1993 Chinese Modern Art Exhibition (Yokohama, Japan)

　　1994 Joint Exhibition in Shanghai of France Fall Salon and Japan's European Club (Shanghai)

　　1995 The Third Chinese Oil Painting Annual Exhibition (Honorable Mention Award, Beijing)

　　Exhibition for World Female Artists (Washington, USA)

　　1996 Chinese Modern Art Exhibition (Stuttgart and Heilbronn, Germany)

　　The first Institute of Chinese oil Painting Exhibition (Beijing)

　　1997 Grand Exhibition of Chinese Art. Exhibition of Contemporary Oil Painting (Shanghai)

　　Shanghai Modern Art Exhibition (Russia)

　　1998 Century ·Female Art Exhibition (Beijing)

　　“Half the Sky” Chinese Female Art Exhibition (Bonn, Germany)

　　1999 Asian International Art Exhibition (Japan)

　　Classical Collection Exhibition of National Art Museum of China (Beijing)

　　2000 “Door of Century” Chinese Modern Art Invitational Exhibition (Chengdu)

　　20th Century Chinese Oil Painting Exhibition (Beijing)

　　2001 New Century International Women’s Painting Exhibition (Beijing)

　　Exhibition of Contemporary Art of China (Traveling Exhibitions in South American countries such as Brazil)

　　2003 Shanghai Metaphysics

　　2004 Shanghai Abstract (Shanghai)

　　2005 The Second Beijing International Biennial