Chuang Che ( born 1934 in in Beijing) is a Chinese Abstract Expressionism artist who was awarded a John D. Rockefeller III Foundation travel grant and became the assistant of the sculptor Seymour Lipton.
Chuang Che (Chinese: ; pinyin: Zhuang Zhe; born 1934) is a Chinese artist. Chuang Che was born in Beijing, where his father was working as a scholar and calligrapher at the National Palace Museum. His work is largely abstract, combining influences of his Chinese heritage with Abstract Expressionism. In 1966, Chuang was awarded a John D. Rockefeller III Foundation travel grant, which allowed him to move to the United States and study art. However, he shortly after moved to New York, becoming the assistant of the sculptor Seymour Lipton. 
