The Art of Paris
Paris Art Studio
About the Artist
Paris Miller was born and raised in China. She graduated from the Art Academy of China and earned her PHD. She has been awarded a long list of awards, medals and certificates. Paris has been honored by being one of the very few artists to be awarded the Chinese City Sculpture Creation and Design Certificate License.
Her works have been widely exhibited, published and reported nationally and internationally. She has designed and displayed more than fifty large scale outdoor sculptures, in prominent public locations. Paris has authored articles in national and international publications.
Paris relocated to the United States in 2001. She opened her new studio and resumed teaching. Her students regularly compete and win awards in state and national competitions.
Paris continues to teach and create new art. She has developed a style that is uniquely all her own.
We welcome you to explore the world of art from Paris Miller
Introduction
Academic Status and Affiliations:
President of the Sino-American Sculptors Association.
Member of the International Sculpture Center [United States] (ISC).
Professional Sculptor and Chairperson The Beijing MUSE Environment Art Center.
Proprietor of “Naigang Art Salon” in Jiangsu, Naigang’s Public Gallery and Sculpture Exhibition Place.
Vice Chairman (selected) of the Modern National Calligraphy Artists Association.
Special Consulting Editor (honorary), China International Arts Publishing House.
Honorary Artist, China Calligraphy Arts Center.
Member of the Association of Sculptors of China.
Installed Major City Sculptures (partial):
1999, “Century Wind” (Stainless Steel), 50', Beijing City.
1998, “Lu Shuxiang-bust”, (White Marble), 10', Danyan High School, Danyang City.
1998, “Takeoff” (Stainless Steel, Granite), 50', Lieyang City.
1998, “Germinating” (Stainless Steel, Granite), 50', Lieyang City.
1997, “Zi Xianzhong-bust,” (Bronze), 10', Dantu Zi Xianzhong High School, Jiangsu.
1996, “Flying” (Granite), 12' x 18' x 8', Hu-Ning Highway, China.
1996, “Joy” (Granite), 12' x 18' x 8', Hu-Ning Highway, China.
1996, “Totem II” (Stainless Steel, Granite), 50' x 7' x 26', Hu-Ning Highway, China.
1996, “Totem I” (Stainless Steel, Granite), 50' x 7' x 26', Hu-Ning Highway, China.
1996, “Flight” (Stainless Steel), 16' x 9' x 9', Hu-Ning Highway, China.
1995, “Setting Sail” (Stainless Steel), 50' x 7' x 26', Zhengmao Group, Jiangsu.
1995, “Flower Fairy” (White Marble), 16', Baihuazhou Park, Zhenjiang City.
1992, “Shen Kuo-Statue” (Granite), 36' x 16' x 12', Eastgate of Zhenjiang City.
1990, “Esprit” (Stone), 10', Chemical Manufacture, Zhenjiang City.
1987, “Lily Girl” (Stone), 10', Jiangsu Polytechnic University.
1986, “Flying” (Stone), 16', White Horse River Park, Fuzhou City.
1986, “Sheep” (Stone), 10', White Horse River Park, Fuzhou City.
Awards, Prizes and Honorary:
“Wind” the Silver Medal, the World Chinese Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition(WCCPE),1997.
Arts biography was selected for publication in the “Biography of Worlds Artist, (Who’s Who in the World),” (Chinese Volume), and “The Collection of the World’s Arts,” (Chinese Volume), Hong Kong Arts Publishing House, 1997.
Selection to be compiled into the book “The Masterpiece in the Selection of the International Contemporary Artists and Calligraphers” (overseas volume) 1997.
Selected to be included into the China First arts professional CD-“The China Contemporary Eminent Artists,” 1997.
Compiled by the Authoritative Dictionary of the “Collection of the world Eminent People (Who’s Who in the World),” (Chinese Volume), China International Exchange Publishing House, 1997.
Received an honor that is unique in China and rarely bestowed: the Chinese City Sculpture Creation and Design Certificate License, 1996.
Accepted to join the Chinese Eminent Artists Archive by The China Arts Academy, 1996.
Honored to be selected as Academician.
Selected as the Vice Chairman of the Modern National Calligraphy and Painting Artist Association, 1996.
Selected by “Galaxy of Exhibition International Modern Artistic Works of 20th Century,” Volume 2, No.C12, 1996
Selected to be listed in the “China Contemporary Who’s Who,” 1995.
Selected by “The Dictionary of the China Contemporary Eminent Calligraphers and Seal Engravers,” the China Contemporary Eminent Artists Dictionary Editors Committee, 1995.
Outstanding Woman Representative in the Chinese Arts, recommended to The 4th International Women’s Conference, 1995.
Artistic Resume has been collected by “The Dictionary of the International Modern Calligraphy and Seal Cutting,” and awarded the title of the “Bronze Medal of the International Artist,” 1993.
The Medal of the International Cultural Exchange Honorary Prize, 1993.
“Eternal Spring,” the Second Prize of the “Dual-Year Chinese Oil Painting Exhibition,” 1992.
“Pouring Out the Heart,” the First Prize, the Jiangsu First Youth Cultural Festival (Exhibition), 1988.
