Ken Alin, he is one of life member of Canadian Chinese Artists Federation in Vancouver, Canada. He was born in Taiwan with an innate affinity towards the visual arts. During his youth he dabbled in comics and published over ten volumes to his name. He also has a long history of experimenting with Chinese and Western painting, sculpture, calligraphy, photography. Ken prefers to use various modern techniques and media to make varied style rather than only monotone type.  

In 1985 Ken went on to study art at The Arts Student League of New York. During the 90's Ken perfected his craft at Xiamen (China) University Faculty of Fine Arts institute for over-sea Chinese while working professionally at art galleries in Taiwan, where his works were exhibited.

In 2008, a Ken's painting work which made in semi-cubic style "The masks of East and West" won the Juried Award of the category of Modern Arts at C.C.C.G.V. (Canada). The work expressed a new visual experience of combined Eastern and Western masks' interesting; thus he has been hailed as the headmost one of Chinese Canadian who was "Creating a new experience about integration of elements between Eastern and Western visual art" in 21st century.

Ken immigrated to Vancouver, Canada in 1994. In recent years his work features various media with a modernist flair. He is also developing an interest in a Chinese traditional painting and calligraphic techniques. He is a positive exhibitor involving several art shows in North America and Asian.

• 2016 Had been invited to exhibit at National Taiwan Arts Education Center hosted the “Migration” exhibition

• 2015 Gained the Excellent of the category of Chinese painting at Canadian Arts Bridge arts competition   

• 2015 As the Finalist of the category of western painting at Canadian Arts Bridge arts competition   

• 2014 Was invited to exhibit at National Taiwan Arts Education Center hosted the “Earth” exhibition

• 2010 Was invited to the event in Vancouver, Asian Cultural Festival art exhibition

• 2009 Gained Juried Award of the category of Modern Arts at CCCGV (Canada)

• 2008 Gained Juried Award of the category of Modern Arts at CCCGV (Canada)

• 1994 Ken immigrated to Vancouver, Canada; has been working features various media with a modernist flair

• 1990's Ken perfected his craft at Xiamen (China) University Faculty of Fine Arts institute for over-sea Chinese while working professionally at art galleries in Taiwan, where his works were exhibited.

• 1985 Ken went on to study art at The Arts Student League of New York

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