This year I was selected to do a public art with 49 artists for Sing For Hope in New York City. Each of us paints a piano, and the pianos will be on display in public. My design for the piano highlights the sensibility of New York’s cityscape. The design paints the abstractions of urban […]
Over the past years, I have given art workshops to the community in community gardens, museum and festivals. I am grateful to have wonderful assistants helping to make the workshops fun and successful. Join me this year to the 40th Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Celebration on May 19. It will also be my 3rd
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It was a great experience to work on public art for Sing For Hope in NYC. In the last few months, I was painting my design on a piano. The artwork highlights the sensibility of New York’s cityscape. The design paints the abstractions of urban space, woven with color and light, as inspired by common
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I am sharing news about the ongoing exhibition “Concrete & Adrift: On the Poverty Line” at the Alexandria Museum of Art. The exhibition calls our attention to the issue of homelessness. I am honored to be part of the exhibition. Through the cardboard artwork “Home, Not Home #3″, I express the hope and strength of
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I haven’t stretched my own canvas for several years since I started creating my art with recycled cardboard. But today I picked up this beautiful organic cotton canvas and made two stretched canvas for my next paintings. These canvas came from organic cotton farming techniques which improve the soil, water and air. I continue to create art that
