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(e)merge Art Fair!
I am excited to participate as an Independent Artist in (e)merge Art Fair, Thurs, Oct 4 – Sun, Oct 7 at the Capitol Skyline Hotel in Washington, D.C. Please come out to see my new installation and performance project!
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Fellows Converge: Obstructions
My 2-year Hamiltonian Fellowship culminated with this collaborative group exhibition curated by Tim Doud, Co-chair of the Art Department at American University. The So Fellowship has provided me opportunities to mount solo exhibitions, a solo booth at Scope NYC 2011, and plug into the D.C. art scene. I feel privileged to be selected for this, and am grateful for Paul So’s vision for and support of the arts!
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review: “Passages II” in The Sentinel
Chinese-American Artist Uses Video to Examine Identity by Wanda Jackson
9652 Muirkirk Road, Laurel, MD 20708
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New exhibits at Montpelier Arts Center
Joyce Yu-Jean Lee, who holds a Master of Fine Arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art, where she currently works and teaches, presents her mixed-media work in “Passages II,” one of three new exhibits at Montpelier Arts Center that will be on view through May.
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review: “Passages” in the Washington Post!
Joyce Yu-Jean Lee’s ‘Passages’ at Hamiltonian Gallery by Mark Jenkins on 3.2.12, page C9
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“Passages” exhibition
Hamiltonian Gallery
1353 U Street NW, Washington D.C. 20009
Feb 11 – Mar 10, 2012Reception: Saturday, Feb 11th, 7 – 9p
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New Subsidized Studio!
I am so grateful to receive the C. Sylvia and Eddie C. Brown studio at the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower!
A fully funded studio in the historic clock tower, I will participate in monthly open studios, sponsored by the Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts. Come by to see my new digs on Saturday, Jan 7th from 1-5p
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Auctioning “At Last” prints
Bid on my work to support the Goldwell Open Air Museum Albert’s Tarantella IV by October 1st!
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Review: Goldwell Open Air Museum residency
Pahrump Valley Times: Artist showcases talents, shares experience with area students