In conjunction with California College of the Arts’s annual Gala–this year honoring Kay Kimpton Walker–Tanya Gayer has curated an exhibition featuring alumni artists Dalia Anani, Patricia Leal, Dionne Lee, Ann Weber, and me. Tanya chose a selection of older drawings; fittingly from the time I was at CCA to soon
When Kimberley Arteche and I started working on Means of Exchange (South of Market), we knew we had to develop a project with Kearny Street Workshop’s neighbor, the iconic Brainwash Cafe. Unfortunately, the cafe suddenly closed during the course of the project. This was a loss on multiple levels: the
I’m excited to have a sculpture and project with Means of Exchange in the upcoming Betweenscapes exhibition curated by Roula Seikaly & Kathy Zarur. The show will be the featured visual art exhibition of the United States of Asian America Festival 2018: Regenerative Community and co-presented by Kearny Street Workshop. What
Over the course of the project, the lead artists Weston Teruya & Kimberley Arteche will facilitate and create a series of community artworks to be integrated into SOMA storefront businesses that highlight the history, knowledge, and trades of community members. The artists will be collaborating with staff from each of
I’m very excited and honored to be a part of the Artadia’s 15th Anniversary exhibition curated by Gianni Jetzer at Longhouse Projects and the NYC Fire Museum in New York. The sculptures I created for the exhibition are based on conversations with members of New York’s firefighter community. More information and images
Here are some photos from the 9th Island and Other Lands event at the Asian Art Museum courtesy of Quincy Stamper:
This month I’m excited to be a part of two interesting projects: a multi-stage, cross-disciplinary exhibition at Southern Exposure and an event in the Artists Drawing Club series at the Asian Art Museum. Reverse Rehearsals was curated by Nathan Lynch and Michele Carlson and involves seven writers and six artists working
I’m excited that I’ve wrapped up a collaborative project with Palo Alto community members that is now installed at the Palo Alto Art Center. The piece, We can hear the city breathing, will be on view as part of the Center’s reopening exhibition. If you’re in town, come by and take part
Just back from Atlanta for the Material Deposits install and exhibition at the Atlanta Contemporary Arts Center. A very heartfelt thanks to Stuart Horodner and the rest of the crew at the Contemporary for pulling together a great show and being wonderful hosts during our time there. In addition to the exhibition experience,
design by Christine Wong Yap This Friday a show I curated at Southern Exposure will be kicking off. It’s been a wonderful to work with this very smart group of artists. Right now we’re in the midst of the grind of installation but it’s almost here! As others have pointed out to me, the