Disabled Chinese Artists

Support Disabled Artists, be With Chilture to Help People with Disabilities, Reaching into All of the Disability Community - Open the door of art to let every disabled artist shine, overcoming disability to create fine Asian artwork / handicraft!

	The calligraphy artist with disability, Shuxing Wang He has sat in a wheelchair more than 30 years after a catastrophic accident during fieldwork left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mr. Wang was gracefully moving and pausing his brush that can be mesmerizing, and there are part of his artworks on display here.
	The disabled calligraphy artist, Gongcheng Liu When I first saw a person without hands who could not only write but also became a good calligrapher, I was shocked.
	The carving artist with disability, Pin Yin Who suffers from a congenital disability which impairs his upper limbs. He was showing a sculpture which was created by his own method of softly carving china and his work.
	Heir of Chinese silk painting, Master Qin Xu As the paintbrush of the artist delicately guides the flow of the liquid, the colors glide through the silk and generate delight and excitement. Often the silks are used as scarves, handkerchiefs, ties, or clothing.
	Liuli crystal / glass art - Last generations of fire "sculptors", Master Huilan Xiu She is not just any spun glass artisan. This 40 year old Beijing local is one of the last four heirs of this traditional art, and 600 year old art originally from Beijing.

Chilture Care: Ways to Give - How You Can Help in Your Community

Introduce artist career of Chinese artists with disabilities, and help them present their created artworks & handicrafts, like Asian calligraphy painting art.

Through our work and friends around the world who are concerned about the problems of people with disabilities we can help them fight against their physical inconvenience as well as help them seek their own dream in their beloved art fields.

In addition to that, with your help Chilture can make more disabled artists enjoy greater social acceptance. Thus, these artists can create freely and by doing this encourage other disabilities to take a new lease of life.

From now on, Chilture will launch series of activities to search for those talented artists with disabilities, listen to those unusual experiences and stories behind them and help them show their excellent artistic works on our website through which they are learned and enjoyed by friends worldwide.

"CHILTURE CARE" finds talented disabled artists to achieve their dream and improve their living standards. For every artwork sold, the disability artist receives 75 percent of the money, 24 percent goes to the web to fund vocational services for clients, and we will take $1 and deposit it into a public foundation which be used to help ordinary people with disabilities.

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