Member of the board 董事會成員

President of the AAArtistsSociety, Bilan is an artist, art educator and filmmaker, she is a retired art professor and chair at the Paducah School of Art and Design, KY. Now she lives in Georgia. She was granted U.S. permanent residency as an “Alien of Extraordinary Abilities” to US. In China, she served as Vice Chairman of the Shenzhen Longgang of Literary and Art Association, Director of the Painting Department of the Cultural Center, and President of the Photography Association. She paints and sculpt her journey to record the history of China and the United States to prevent tragedies from happening again.  More: https://bilanliao.com

Vice President of the AAArtistsSociety, Gloria WS. Chan is an artist and art educator based in Atlanta, GA. She believes that arts can be formed as an educational and/or communication instrument to lead her audience to understand the cultural differences from different perspectives. She focuses on a unique technique, called "Double Light Effect", which combining Ultraviolet (UV) and Phosphorescent (Glow in the dark) effect with traditional painting mediums, which allows two version of a painting be seen under certain light settings. More information: https://gloriawschan.com

Weixin is an artist and art educator. He lives in New York. He was granted U.S. permanent residency as an “Alien of Extraordinary Abilities” to US. He was an art professor and dean at the School of Art of Renmin University of China. He is an artist concerned with historical events and contemporary social issues in China and the world; in this extraordinary series of portraits, Xu emerges from a background as a Chinese realist painter to poignantly raise issues often obscured by abstraction and fragmentary messages. More information at: http://www.xuweixinart.com

Ken Scroggs is a mental health professional having worked as an Army Social Work officer, leadership trainer, consultant, and psychotherapist specializing in post-traumatic stress disorder, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction. He provides support for art and insights into trauma, art therapy, cultural diversity and inclusion, and our organization. He has been the primary capital contributor to Diary of Dragon’s daughter LLC film producing efforts, co-producing and narrating for short “An Artist’s Journey from China to America.” The documentary short received over 60 awards/selections from national and international filmmaker festivals in 2021.

Hattie Tan loves art and has studied painting over ten years. style. Her landscapes and imaginative abstractions express a unique personal feeling of harmony between humans and nature. She has participated in some Asian art exhibitions.  

She graduated from the Foreign Languages ​​Department of Soochow University and the voluntary broadcasting and hosting training class of Communication University of China. She is a former TV reporter, host, and director.