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Review: Leia Genis, "‘Hoa Tay (Flower Hands)’ Searches for Cultural Assimilation in New Orleans", Observer, New York, July 17,2025.
Scott, Chad. “Ogden Museum Of Southern Art In New Orleans Commemorates 50th Anniversary Of Fall Of Saigon,” Forbes, April 26, 2025.
Review: Tenorio, Rich. “Strike Fast, Dance Lightly: largest ever boxing exhibition links sport and art,” The Guardian, London, December 3, 2024.
Review: Thomason, Julian. “The Norton's New Boxing Exhibition Packs An Unexpected Punch,” Boca Magazine, November 2024.
Review: Rossiter, Shawn. "UNSETTLED PROVISIONS,"15Bytes: UTAH'S ART MAGAZINE, November 3, 2023,
Agboada, Jude. “To Make is to Heal, A Conversation with MyLoan Dinh,” Weber, The Contemporary West, Fall 2024, Volume 41, 21-27.
ARTS & SCIENCE COUNCIL FOUNDERS GRANT RECIPIENT
Six Charlotte-Mecklenburg creative individuals will each receive $50,000 “mini-genius” awards as the inaugural recipients of ASC Founders Grants. The grants represent the largest awards to individuals from ASC in the organization’s 65-year history. Founders Grants support visionary artists who build and demonstrate an ongoing commitment to community in Charlotte-Mecklenburg by directly engaging residents through relevant and innovative cultural experiences. The awards celebrate the commitment of artists to the community they call home and honor their creative vision.
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Assembly 2022: Time and Attention
Invitational National Biennale, group exhibition
Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington, Washington DC
Oct 1, 2022 - January 29, 2023
Assembly, the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington’s biennial exhibition program, highlights the material and conceptual trends being explored by contemporary artists in the present moment. The artists in Assembly 2022: Time and Attention demonstrate a deep commitment to process and craft, which is channeled through materials and into research. Through these carefully considered approaches, they are creating work that speaks to the present moment in ways that feel both urgent and timeless. In what feels like a moment of ongoing, even perpetual, crisis they bring this focused approach to issues that are fundamental to contemporary American life, including questions of identity, history, immigration, place, and belonging.
Curated by Blair Murphy, MoCAA Curator of Exhibitions
Washington Post review
Nature Morte: Contemporary Artists Reinvigorate the Still Life Tradition
Not in Repose, group exhibition, Good Year Arts, Charlotte, NC, Aug 26 - Sept 16, 2022
‘Not in Repose’ art exhibit takes inspiration from current events
Winner of the Second Place Jury Prize
Constellation CLT
The Mint Museum - Uptown
On view May 7- August 29.
MyLoan Dinh's work at the Mint Museum merges contemporary art traditions and traditional craft methods, speaking to identity and perceptions around nationality.
Constellation CLT is an exhibition series designed to connect visitors to The Mint Museum with artists in our community and to activate the public spaces of the museum.
BEHIND THE ART: THE REAL-LIFE REFUGEE STORIES THAT INSPIRED NEW UPTOWN MURAL
JAN 29, 2020 / By Liz Rothaus Bertrand
Watch the video of the New Colossus mural at the Knight Theatre
The McColl Center
Tarmac: an exhibition by the inaugural Resident Residency artists-in-residence—Dammit Wesley, HNin Nie, Helms Jarrell, MyLoan Dinh, and Marlon Morrison. The exhibition, curated by Community Curatorial Fellow Janelle Dunlap, showcases the artwork of these five Charlotte artists who are building power in their communities to resist and reimagine our collective identity.
Image: MyLoan Dinh, Made in America (everyday 21), detail, mixed media, paper, linoleum prints; 11 x 8.5 inches each x 21. Courtesy of the artist.
ARTPOP Class of 2020
EXCLUSIVE: ArtPop Street Gallery Unveils Class of 2020
By Ryan Pitkin
December 5, 2019
‘ABOLITION NOW!’ at Asian Arts Initiative examines racism and mass incarceration in America
July 28, 2019
By Deborah Krieger
Deborah Krieger visits Asian Arts Initiative's exhibition "ABOLITION NOW!", a group exhibition that features artworks about racism and mass incarceration in America and highlights the arts-related work of local prison abolition and anti-incarceration groups.
Charlotte art events focus on hardships immigrants face, contributions they make
BY LAWRENCE TOPPMAN ARTS CORRESPONDENT
APRIL 30, 2019
Twenty Female Charlotte Artists Who Are Shaping The Arts Landscape
by Sunny Hubler
QC Exclusive Arts Issue
September/October 2019
Interpreting the Human Condition
by Sunny Hubler
QC Exclusive Arts & Style Issue
September/October 2018