Hello my friends, Join me for the exciting summertime in July. I am exhibiting my art in galleries this month. So excited to share my latest paintings on cardboard at Van Der Plas Gallery and Jamaica Center for the Arts and Learning. You can also visit my fabric sculpture installation at The Clemente Center. There […]
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The art exhibition Resiliency is on view at The Fulton Center. I am honored to be part of the show and to share my art and story. My artwork often captures the feelings of chaos and harmony, a sense of belonging and isolation when living in a city. Just few days before the exhibition open,
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Let’s celebrate the beginning of 2020 with a group of Queens artists on Feb 28th! A juried exhibition showcase working artists from Queens. My cardboard artwork “Hidden Faces” will be traveling to Flushing Town Hall to meet the community. This artwork is a 4-panel piece but it is displayed as 3-panel for this exhibition. Come join
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A juried exhibition curated by Osman Can Yerebakan at Plaxall Gallery in Long Island City. I am excited to participate in this Artists Working in Queens exhibition. I will show two selected works “Hidden Faces” and “Feminine Lines in Blue #9“. Join me the opening brunch reception on September 8, 1-4pm. Mark it on your
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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
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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