Tag: Canada
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Exhibition: A Conversation
Mary Porter and my collaborative piece, “A Conversation” will be showing at TRUCK Gallery’s +15 Window in Calgary. *** A Conversation is the manifestation of a long-distance digital exchange between two Canadian artists, Roselina Hung and Mary Porter. Using infographics, stock images, personal photos, stills of film, television, video games, and more, the project follows the…
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Exhibition: A Conversation
I have been collaborating with Mary Porter on a video piece from mid-2014. We will be exhibiting our on-going collaboration, “A Conversation” at Latitude 53 in their ProjEx Room. *** Roselina Hung & Mary Porter’s collaborative projections are a kind of epistolary powerpoint. Constructed from image searches triggered by fragmentary text-message communications, they are like a game,…
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Press: Ricepaper Magazine
My painting, Liger, Liger (Chimera), from my recent exhibition Of Myth and Men, is featured on the cover of Ricepaper magazine. Ricepaper magazine is a Canadian magazine which has showcased Asian Canadian literature, culture, and the arts since 1994. Ricepaper is a quarterly magazine that is distributed coast-to-coast, publishing the new voices coming out of the Asian Canadian arts and literary community. Ricepaper continues to be the…
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Residency: What’s Love Got to Do With It?
I will be taking part in What’s Love Got To Do With It?, a 7 week thematic residency held at The Banff Centre, in Banff, Alberta in early 2011. The Banff Centre is a world renowned arts, cultural, and educational institution and conference complex situated in the heart of Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage…
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Exhibition: The Kingston Prize 2009
The Kingston Prize is a biennial national competition for portrait painting by Canadian artists. 30 finalists were chosen from 471 entries by a distinguished jury. The prize will be awarded on October 8 at the Gala Preview at the Grand Theatre in Kingston. My double self-portrait “The Return Home” will first be exhibited in Kingston,…
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2009 Kingston Prize Shortlist
I am very excited to announce that I have been selected as a finalist for The Kingston Prize, Canada’s National Portrait Competition. I am one of thirty finalists, chosen from 471 entries across Canada. My double self-portrait “The Return Home” will be exhibited across Canada, starting in Kingston, Ontario, where the winner of The Kingston…