MFA Thesis Show, Access Denied
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY
Checklist
Photo by Federico Sivani
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Group Show, Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue
Adams and Ollman, Portland, OR
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Installation Gathering
Prayer / Pattern / Prayer, Curated by Jan Dickey
Morgan Lehman, New York
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The Museum of I Love You So Much (#2)
Melrose Botanical Garden, Los Angeles, CA
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Ice Cream House, Curated by Kati Kirsch
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Two Person Show, Bounce House, Curated by Ray Hwang
From Here to Sunday, Brooklyn, NY
Photo by Kunning Huang
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Group Show, A Picnic State of Mind
TUTU Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
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Parsons BFA Fine Arts Thesis Show
Tuesday, May 16th 6-9pm, happening in my studio
📚new paintings, ceramics & drawings around mapping🗺, language🔣 & worlds🌎
Open Studios
Thursday, March 9th 6-9pm
studio 18———🪅stars, 🍎, ♢♢♢, 🎼, 🥨…see you!
Will Barnet Student Show
National Arts Club, NY
Opening Thursday, February 2nd 6-8pm
2023.02.02~2023.03.08
Group Show, Three Legged Crow
LATITUDE Gallery, NY
Opening Friday, April 8th 3-7pm
2022.04.08-2022.05.01
Part 1
Solo Show PLAID TIME 記憶餐桌
Off-Site Art
2021.04.15~2021.04.21 Opening 4/15 8PM
Installed underneath the Jianguo Expressway in Taipei, Taiwan
Part 2
Group Show BRIDGE HOLE 橋洞
Off-Site Art
2021.11.19~2021.11.28
Installed in a traditional Taiwanese market Bade Market
Plaid Time is an acrylic painting with mixed-media sculpture made from materials I’ve collected from my time back home during the pandemic, including fabrics, candles, beads,ornaments, ribbons, and plastic key chains. The work is part of a site-specific installation at Bade Market, which is a disappearing traditional Taiwanese market under the Jianguo Expressway in Taipei.
The exhibition curated by Off-Site Art invites a group of artists to create works centering around Taiwanese daily experiences or cultures to help revive the market and the people living inside it.
Part 1 is a solo showing of the work in an aluminum case. Part 2 is a group show with other artists’ aluminum showcases.
