I’ve been chosen to exhibit my artwork at the Chicago Public Library during May in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! I’ll be exhibiting at the Harold Washington Library Center—the massive main library downtown on State Street! Thank you, CPL!
In 2018, I was at the West Chicago Avenue Branch in Austin; in 2019, I was at the Coleman Branch in Woodlawn; and in 2020, I was going to show in Logan
Square, but it was cancelled when COVID hit.
This year, my exhibit will
essentially be a photographic love letter to Chicago, featuring photographs I’ve
taken around our wonderful city throughout the past decade—a fitting display,
since (unbeknownst to me when I dreamt up the idea) CPL happens to be
celebrating its 150th anniversary! Super stoked for spring.
Speaking of exhibits and thoughts of spring, I’ve curated a new online exhibition of 30 artists from around the world, at all stages of their careers, working across all media, and it’s all about getting cozy with art. Read the press release for HYGGE below (and, if you’re navigating from the blog’s main page, after the jump).
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| Harold Washington Library. Photo via Chicago Public Library. |
Speaking of exhibits and thoughts of spring, I’ve curated a new online exhibition of 30 artists from around the world, at all stages of their careers, working across all media, and it’s all about getting cozy with art. Read the press release for HYGGE below (and, if you’re navigating from the blog’s main page, after the jump).
