Wang Wusheng was born in the city of Wuhu in China’s Anhui Province and was graduated from Anhui University’s School of Physics. Currently he works as a fine art photographer in Tokyo. His photographs are represented in numerous public and private collections, including those of the National Art Museum of China in Beijing and the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna.

2008 Participates in the group show “Yellow Mountain: China's
Ever-Changing Landscape” (showed the Chinese landscape paintings of the 17th century and the 18th century, and the photography of Wang Wusheng)at The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery (Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.)

2006 Paris, Publishes HUANGSHAN, MONTAGNES CELESTES (Paris: IMPRIMERIE NATIONALE)

2005 New York, Publishes CELESTIAL REALM: The Yellow Mountains of China (New York / London: Abbeville Press Publishers)

2003 Participates in the group exhibition Ganjinwajo: The Fine Art Photography Exhibition of 10 International Masters at the Shanghai Library

2001 Participates in the group show The Photo Exhibition of National Treasure Ganjinwajo at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography. Named by this museum, TBS TV, and Asahi Newspaper as one of the ten best fine art photographers of the twentieth century in the world

1998 Exhibition Himmelsberge (paired with Henry Moore’s Exhibition) is the first solo show for a living artist, as well as the first fine art photography show, to be mounted at Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum; catalog published by Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum and SKIRA (Milan, Italia)

1997 Participates in the group exhibition The Gravity of the Mountains: Mountains and Inner Worlds from the Romantics to the Present at Kunsthalle Krems, Austria

1994 Beijing, Publishes Artistic Interpretation of Huangshan Mountain (China Youth Publishing House/Beijing and Kodansha/Tokyo)

1993 Tokyo, Publishes Verve of Mt. Huangshan (Tokyo: Kodansha)

1990 Stays in New York City for one year

1989 Resident at the Institute for Comparative Cultural History at Tokyo Women’s Christian University

1988 First solo exhibition, Visions of the Tranquility of Mount Huangshan, at Tokyo’s Seibu Museum of Art; catalog published by Kodansha

1986 Begins three years of study at the Tokyo Arts University

1983 Receives grant from the Japan Foundation’s endowment for Japanese art. Studies at the Art Institute of Nihon University

1981 Publishes Mount Huangshan: Works of Wang Wusheng (Beijing: People’s Fine Art Publisher). Emigrates to Japan

1974 Begins to photograph Mount Huangshan

1973 Works as photographer for news magazine in Anhui

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2006 Spirit of the East (with Kaii Higashiyama), Higashiyama Kaii Memorial Hall, Ichikawa, Japan

2005 Spirit of the East (with Kaii Higashiyama), United Nations, New York

2002 Mount Huangshan, Gallery epSITE, Tokyo

2000 Celestial Mountains, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo

1998 Himmelsberge, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

1996 Verve of Mt. Huangshan, Asakura Gallery, Tokyo

1995 Verve of Mt. Huangshan, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai

1994 Verve of Mt. Huangshan: Galleria Prova, Tokyo; oxy Gallery, Osaka; Isetan Art Hall, Niigata; Iwataya Art Gallery, Fukuoka; National Art Museum of China, Beijing

1993 Verve of Mt. Huangshan, Mitsukoshi Main Store Gallery, Tokyo

1988 Visions of the Tranquility of Mount Huangshan, Seibu Museum of Art, Tokyo