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Exhibition Urban Harmony in Spring

Urban Harmony in Spring Exhibition at Westfield WTC -Fulton Center.

Exhibition Urban Harmony in Spring.
Location: Fulton Center subway station, 200 Broadway, NYC.

Salute to the good part 🥹. I finished another creative journey at Fulton Center in the last four months. I am so grateful for the opportunity to have space and time to create new artwork for sustainable art . The work is inspired by the urban location of lower Manhattan and the harmony in spring. The art exhibition Urban Harmony in Spring is exhibiting inside the subway station at Fulton Center. After this artist-in-residence, a new chapter is waiting for me. No need to wait too long to see my next project pop up! Thank you for supporting my journey of creating art to fight climate change ❤️.

Follow my journey of creating art with recycled materials to fight climate change.


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Flushing Town Hall Exhibition: Creative Mosaic II

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 us and share good vibe with everyone!
Put the event to your Facebook calendar.

On View: Feb 28th – March 29th, 2020.
Opening Reception: Friday, Feb 28th, 6-8pm.
Gallery Dates: Sat & Sun, 12-5pm; weekdays by appointment.
Location: Flushing Town Hall, 137-35 Northern Blvd, Flushing, NY 11354.

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Creative Mosaic Juried Exhibition at Plaxall Gallery

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 calendar

Creative Mosaic Exhibition
On View: September 5 – October 13,  2019
Location: The Plaxall Gallery , 5-25 46 avenue, LIC, Queens, NY 11101
Opening reception:  Sunday Sept 8, 1 – 4pm, Brunch reception with Jazz Trio.

This exhibition was conceived and developed by Carol Crawford and funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program for New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by the Queens Council on the Arts

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Urban Harmony

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 space, woven with color and light, as inspired by common architectural elements in the city like arches, windows, and fire escapes. These elements invite viewers to imagine a better future by engaging our sensibility and emotion in the open. 

The official unveiling of the 2019 Pianos will take place on Monday, June 3rd, beginning at 12:00 p.m., at Fosun Plaza at 28 Liberty in New York City. There will be pop-up performances. Visitors are welcome to play the pianos.

My piano “Urban Harmony” will be on display in public for a month: 
Location: 28 Liberty Street, Manhattan.
Date: June 4 – 23. Hours: Mon – Sun 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Fully accessible.
Come play a few songs!!
https://www.singforhope.org/piano-details/king-yan-fina/

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Cardboard Art Workshop

Very Fina Art Workshop.

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 year giving art workshop for the festival. I would love to see you there!

Location: 53 Mott St, NY NY 10013
Date: May 19, 2019, Sunday, 11am – 4pm


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Paint A Piano Public Art

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 architectural elements in the city like arches, windows, and fire escapes. These elements invite viewers to imagine a better future by engaging our sensibility and emotion in the open. When the painted piano placed in a school or a healthcare facility, I hope my artwork can connect different human experiences with harmony and hope. I believe color has healing power, and I hope my artwork will also bring comfort to those using the healthcare setting.

Paint A Piano 2019
Paint A Piano 2019
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Concrete & Adrift: On the Poverty Line Exhibition

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 those who live on the street. From creating the installation of Urban Cage to mixed media Home, Not Home series, I create work that aims to capture our vulnerability in identity, living in oppressive urban spaces. 
Location: Alexandria Museum of Art, 933 2nd St, Alexandria, LA.
Date: March 1 – June 22, 2019.

The digital catalogue of Concrete & Adrift: On the Poverty Line is available online:

https://issuu.com/alexandriamuseumofart/docs/c_acatalogproof