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Born in Java, Indonesia

L’Ecole d’Albert de Fois, Anjou, France, 1995

University of California at Davis, 1990, Juris Doctor

 

Selected Solo and Two/Three person Exhibitions

2012

Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom ,  Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, Los Angeles, CA

2011

Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom, #2, Flag Stop, Torrance, CA

Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom, LAAA/Gallery 825, Los Angeles, CA

Dreamscape Live,  Avenue 50 Gallery, Highland Park, CA

2009

Analysis, Silverstreet Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

New Works, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, AZ

2007

New Works, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, AZ

2005

New Works, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, AZ

Invisible, Chinese American Museum, Los Angeles, CA

2004

The Banquet Room, MoCA, New York City, NY

New Works, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, AZ

Angel Island, West Los Angeles College Art Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

Invisible, Avenue 50 Gallery, Highland Park, CA

2001

New Works, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix

Coast to Coast, La MaMa Gallery, New York City, NY

New Works, Izone Gallery, Woodland Hills

2000

Domestica, Prufrock Gallery, Pasadena, CA

New Works, SOHO Gallery, North Hollywood, CA

 

Selected Group Exhibitions

2012

Reversing the Gaze, The Kinsey Institute, University of Indiana, IN

Imagining Women, Avenue 50 Gallery, Highland Park, CA

2011

Reversing the Gaze, SOMA Arts, San Francisco, CA

Out There, LAAA/Gallery 825 (curated by Francisco George/ William Escalera)

Embracing Democracy, Avenue 50 Gallery, Highland Park

15 Graces, Freemont Gallery, South Pasadena, CA (curated by Isabel Rojas)

A Novel Approach, Gallerie Rheeway, Los Angeles, CA

DCA Show, Barnsdall LAMAG Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

2010

See Thru, LAAA/Gallery 825 (collaboration with Cal Tech/Shinsuke Shimojo)

See Thru, ICON, Los Angeles, CA

Tarfest, Korean  Cultural Center, Los Angeles, CA

Out There, LAAA/ Gallery 825 (curated by Hillary Metz/Blythe Projects)

Exalted One, LAAA/Gallery 825, (curated by Sam Lee)

2009

Emergency Landing, Tropico de Nopal, Los Angeles, CA

LELA, West LA College, Culver City, CA

Ark in the Annex, Ave 50 Gallery, Highland Park, CA

Man’s Inhumanity to Man, Brand Library, Glendal

Venus, LAAA/Gallery 825 (curated by Andy Campognone)

Seeing Red, Ave 50 Gallery, Highland Park, CA

Not for Romantics, Brooklyn and Boyle, Los Angeles, CA

Drawn to You, Project 210, Pasadena, CA

2008

Open Show, LAAA, Los Angeles, CA (curated by David Pagel, Art Critic)

Contemporary Ex Votos, Ave. 50 Gallery (curated by Raoul De La Sota)

Novella, LAAA, Los Angeles, CA (curated by Meg Linton)

Out There, LAAA, Los Angeles, CA (curated by Western Projects)

Group Show, Project 210, Pasadena, CA

Truth or Dare, LAAA, Los Angeles, CA (curated by Craig Krull Gallery)

Group Show, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, AZ

Group Show, Foreclosure Gallery, Newport Beach, CA

Spirits of Los Angeles, Barnsdall Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

Prenumbra, LAAA, Los Angeles, CA (curated by James Panozzo)

2007

Tarfest, Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles, CA (curated by Michele Urton)Summerstock,

2006

Reflections on Human Rights, FilAmArts, Los Angeles, CA

2005

Requiem for Genocide, MOMA, Yerevan, Armenia

2004

Altering Course, Avenue 50 Gallery, Highland Park, CA

Beyond Modernism, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, AZ

Self Portrait, Sabor Y Cultura, Los Angeles, CA

Women in the Arts, Sabor Y Cultura, Los Angeles, Ca

Las Mujeres de Juarez, Traveling exhibition to Self Help Graphics, Los Angeles, CA, Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas, NV, Leon Contemporary Internationnalle, Mexico and Institute of Culture, Baja, Mexico

2003

Visions, Dreams, and Metaphors, Tropico de Nopal Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

Facing Faces, Avenue 50 Gallery, Highland Park, CA (Traveling to Juarez, Mexico, the Philippines, and Europe)

Art Detour, Paulina Miller Gallery, Phoenix, AZ

Metamorphosis, Gallery Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA

Portable Human Labor and Convenience, Tropico del Nopal Gallery, Los Angeles, CA and Mexicali, Mexico

2002

Frida on Paper, Avenue 50 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

What Price Freedom?, Gallery Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA

New Works, Orlando Gallery, Tarzana, CA

Smoking Mirrors, Kinross Gallery and Kerchoff Gallery, University of California at Los Angeles, and Arts in Action, Los Angeles, CA

Corazones de Aztlan, Self Help Graphics Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

2001

Dia de Los Muertos, Self Help Graphics Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

A Community of Angels, Dept. of Cultural Affairs, Los Angeles, CA

2000

Dia de Los Muertos, Galleria Otra Vez, LA

Day Salon, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Beverly Hills, CA

1999

Dia De Los Muertos, Mexican Cultural Institute, Los Angeles, CA

Visiones Expresivas, Self Help Graphics Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

Dia de Los Muertos, Self Help Graphics Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

La Causa, Self Help Graphics Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

New Works, Galleria de Frieda, Los Angeles, CA

1998

L’Exposition des Cerquex Sous Passavant, Anjou, France

 

Other Venues:

2012

Art Basel, Basel, Switzerland

Art Basel, Miami, FL

Platform LA, Los Angeles, CA

 

2010

C.A.R. New Media Fair, Germany

 

Public Art Projects:

2012

Play Me, I’m Yours (with the Music Center),  Los Angeles, CA

 

2004

Children of Heaven, Public art project, Los Angeles, CA

A Community of Angels, Dept. of Cultural Affairs, Los Angeles, CA

 

2000

A Community of Angels, Dept. of Cultural Affairs, Los Angeles, CA

Los Angles, Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles, CA

 

Bibliography

2012

“A Hundred Flowers Bloom When China Invades,” by AnXiao, April 26, Hyperallergic, Sensitive to Art and Its Discontents

2010

“Mei Xian Qiu,”  by Aline Smithson, October 23, LENSCRATCH

2008

“Tokens of Their Gratitude,” by Suzanne Muchnic, December 12, Los Angeles Times; The Art of Outrage, moderated by Peter Clothier, ArtScene Visual Radio

Spirits of Los Angeles, KPFK Radio

2004

“Behind the Menu: MoCA Celebrates the history of good fortune at Chinese restaurants,”

by Jennifer Furl, April 22-29, Time Out New York, New York City, NY

“Chinese History is on the Menu at NYC,” by Scarlet Cheng, March 14, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, CA

“Beyond the Beef,” by Lenore Skenazy, February 22, New York Daily News, New York City, NY

2003

“Art on Bamboo Lane,” by Margaret Arnold, August 6, Northeast Observer, Los Angeles, CA

“Art Seen,” by Lauren Michelle, July 31-August 6, NoHO>LA Magazine, North Hollywood, CA

“Emociones, Misterio y Verdad; Las de Juarez y las Otras, ni una mas,” by Jesus Humberti

Diaz Sarabia and  Rene Soto Herrera coeditor, November 2, El Sol de Sinolon, Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico

“Recrean dolor e impunidad,” by Manuel Melchor, El Debate, Ciluacan, Sinaloa, Mexico

“Expondran obra plastica sobre las muertas de Juarez,” by Nelly Sanchez, La Consigna, Mexico

2002

“Art and Social Change,” KPFK and KPCC radio

“Lawyers Guild Show,” May 22, KPFK

“What Price Freedom?” November 7, Boulevard Sentinel, Los Angeles, CA

“Invisible’ Art Speaks Volumes,” by Raul Vasquez, January 24, Eastside Sun, Los Angeles, CA

“Art and Activism,” by May Wong, January 26, Artscope, Los Angeles, CA“The Art of Activism,” by Mark Vallen, Art for Change

“Downtown Art Scene,” by John Villani, October 11, The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, AZ

2000

“Intersecting Figuratively,” by Josef Woodard, April 21, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, CA