Richard Wang, born in 1967 in China, is a distinguished master of Chinese calligraphy with a lifelong dedication to the art. His journey began at the age of nine when he first picked up a brush and discovered a passion for the graceful strokes and deep cultural heritage of calligraphy.
Over the years, he mastered all five traditional script styles—Seal, Clerical, Regular, Running, and Cursive—while developing a particular expertise in the fluid and expressive Running and  Walking scripts.

In 1994, Richard immigrated to the United States, where he pursued a career as an engineer. Despite his professional commitments, he has remained deeply devoted to promoting Chinese calligraphy, dedicating his spare time to sharing this traditional art. For over 15 years, he has actively organized workshops, exhibitions, and live demonstrations in libraries, schools, and cultural institutions throughout the Capital Region of New York. His work has been featured in local media, including The Daily Gazette and Capital Region Today, highlighting his contributions to cultural exchange and education.
Richard believes that calligraphy is more than just an art form—it is also a powerful tool for meditation and art therapy. The rhythmic movement of brush and ink fosters patience, the focus in each stroke, mindfulness of words , and inner tranquility, helping practitioners cultivate focus and relieve stress. Through his teaching and public engagements, he strives to bridge cultures, introducing more Americans to both the artistic beauty and the therapeutic benefits of Chinese calligraphy. 

Now in his late 50s, Richard Wang remains dedicated to inspiring others. Whether through exhibitions, educational programs, or his personal creations, he continues to invite audiences to experience the harmony of ink and brush, preserving and sharing an art form that has endured for thousands of years.