Curriculum Vitae

EDUCATION

1993 - 94 School of Arts and Design, Wollongong University, New South Wales, Australia

1990 - 93 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA, studied with Prof. Marvin Saltzman and Prof. James Gadson

AWARDS AND GRANTS

2019 - Knight Foundation Celebrate Charlotte Arts Grant (awarded with Moving Poets)

2019 - Playing For Others 2019 Change Makers Honoree, Charlotte

2019 - Reemprise Fund (awarded with Moving Poets)

2018 - Arts & Science Council Cultural Vision Grant (awarded with Moving Poets)

2018 - Arts and Science Council Cultural Vision Grant - Charlotte, NC ( (awarded with Moving Poets Charlotte)

2016 - Community Impact Grant - Partnership for Democracy, Berlin (awarded with Moving Poets Berlin)

2016 - Arts & Science Council Regional Artist Project Grant, Charlotte, NC

2013 - Artist Grant - Department of Arts and Culture, Berlin Treptow-Köpenick

2012 - Artist Project Grant - Department of Arts and Culture, Berlin Treptow-Köpenick

1993 - Jonathan E. Sharpe Art Award Scholarship

RESIDENCIES

2019 McColl Center for Art + Innovation, Resident Residency, Charlotte, NC

2011- 12 Artist in Residence, MoBe center for arts, Berlin

2000 Little Italy Peninsula Arts Center - Studio Residency (the Bechtler Arts Foundation), Mount Holly, NC

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Asian American Women Artists Association (AAWAA)

BBK, Professional Association of Visual Artists Berlin

SELECTED PROJECTS AND EXHIBITIONS

2019

Santo Foundation 10th Anniversary Exhibition, group exhibition, curated by Gretchen Wagner, Arcade Contemporary Art Projects, St. Louis, Missouri

ABOLITION NOW!, group exhibition, Asian Arts Initiative main gallery, Philadelphia, PA

50/50, kunst projekt, Novilla - Center for Arts, Berlin, Germany

We See Heaven Upside Down, group exhibition, Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art, Charlotte, NC

2018

Feindbild, group exhibition and kunst projekt, Novilla - Center for Arts, Berlin, Germany

The Art of Struggle, group exhibition, Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art, Charlotte, NC

2017

ELYSIUM - Art in the context of science & technology, group exhibition, curated by Lynn Battaglia & Bernd Vorjans, Novilla - Center for Arts, Berlin, Germany

Fluid, solo exhibition, Durham Arts Council - Durham Convention Center, Durham, NC

We See Heaven Upside Down (Migration 3), Visual Arts headliner for Sensoria 2017, Ross Galleries 1&2, Central Piedmont Community College, Charlotte, NC

2016

The Archimedes Principle, group exhibition, curated by Ianessa Norris, Zentralstation Schöneweide, Berlin, Germany

Public Dialog (temporary installation), project sponsored by the Partnership for Democracy, Kunst am Spreeknie Arts Festival, Berlin, Germany

We See Heaven Upside Down, Migration 1 & 2, Novilla - Center for Arts, Berlin, Germany

2015

Generations: 40 Hues Between Black and White, group exhibition, curated by Stephen Anderson & Dinh Q. Le, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Ana, California

Zentrale, group exhibition, Kunst am Spreeknie Arts Festival, Berlin

2014

Small Things, group exhibition, VinGallery, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Zentralstation, Zentrale Ausstellung zu Kunst am Spreeknie – Schöneweide Art Festival, group exhibition, curated by Dr. Peter Funken, Rathenau Hallen, Berlin

Nachspiel, group exhibition, video installation, Novilla - Center for Arts, Berlin, Germany

Macht Geld, group exhibition, Schalterraum -– Projektgalerie für Kunst, Arbeit und Geld, Berlin, Germany

Against the old spirit and new wars, group exhibition, The Urania - Center for Science and Humanities, Berlin

2013

SHOWDOWN, group exhibition, Hart Witzen Gallery, Charlotte, NC

Not a Drop, group exhibition, 47/49 Tanner Street, London, UK

biotop chanta, guest artist, Stadtgalerie, Chur, Switzerland

humanity, legs, untitled, group exhibition, MoBe- center for arts, Berlin, Germany

UmspannZENTRALE, group exhibition, curated by G11 Galerie Berlin for the Kunst am Spreeknie Arts Festival, Berlin, Germany

Beyond the Curve: Celebrating Women’s Vision, group exhibition, Civic & Cultural Arts Center. Pineville, NC

2012 Mother's Milk, solo exhibition, MoBe - center for arts, Berlin

2011 Delicate, group exhibition, MoBe - center for arts, Berlin

1996 Contact, textile and performance art piece, Context Arts Center, Charlotte, NC

1994 Kiss My Art, Graduate group exhibition, Long Gallery, Wollongong, Australia

1993 Sharpe Art Scholarship Recipients Show, group exhibition, Glass Gallery - Hanes Art Center, UNC, Chapel Hill, NC

COLLECTIONS

City of Eskişehir, City Hall, Turkey

Works held in private collections in the United States, Germany, and Switzerland including that of Princess Camilla of Waldeck and Pyrmont, Germany.

YOUTH PROJECT

2005

Project Hometown, ASC McColl Award, Moving Poets multi-disciplinary project and multimedia exhibition, exhibition/project curator and mentoring artist to 25 teen participants from underpriviledged backgrounds, Levine Museum of the New South, Charlotte, NC

PROFESSIONAL SELECTED DANCE/THEATRE PROJECTS/STAGE WORKS

2006

Johannesburg Stories, Moving Poets (world premier), supported by the South African Department of Arts and Culture and the Knight Foundation, Spirit Square Arts Center, Charlotte, NC

Seven Deadly Sins, Moving Poets (world premier) in collaboration with M.Z. Ribalow & New River Dramatists, Hart-Witzen Gallery, Charlotte, NC

2004

Island of Light, Moving Poets (world premier) invited by the Echo Foundation honoring Dr. Bernard Kouchner, founder of Doctors Without Borders, Providence Day, Charlotte, NC

2003

Without Borders, Moving Poets (world premier) & Impact Fund Grant, Queens College, Charlotte, NC

2002

The Echo, Moving Poets (world premier) invited by the Echo Foundation honoring Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, Spirit Square Arts Center, Charlotte, NC

Gateway South, Moving Poets (world premier) for documentary film on Maud Gatewood in conjunction with the Empowerment Project, Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Charlotte, NC

2001 De Profundis, Moving Poets (world premier), Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Charlotte, NC

2000 Faust, Moving Poets (world premier), Carolina Theater, Charlotte, NC