Oct 11, 2012
My art is featured on Pikaland!
Oct 9, 2012
Kitchen Tai Chi in Washington Square Park
Screen print on paper
22 x 22 in.
From the exhibit Stretch & Expose at San Francisco's City Hall.
Religious Thoughts
Colored pencil, gouache, ink and graphite on paper
12 x 9 in.
Sep 30, 2012
The San Francisco Art Comission's Passport Event is coming up and I am a participating artist!
Date and Time: Sunday, October 14, noon – 4pm
Location: North Beach (Passport Home Base at Washington Square Park)
Purchase Tickets: Buy your passport for $25 here! Or you can come to the SFAC Main Gallery at 401 Van Ness (@ McAllister) and buy one in person.
I will be in the lovely Eden & Eden shop stamping passports and selling goods:
560 Jackson Street (at Columbus)
San Francisco, CA 94133
Swing by and say hello!
Aug 20, 2012
Check out this interview for my show at Kearny Street Workshop Office, EVERYTHING IS NOT MUNDANE.
Aug 16, 2012
The San Francisco Arts Comission exhibit, Stretch & Expose, will be on display through Monday, August 27th. Go and check it out while you can! There are so many great screen prints to see.
Ground Floor of San Francisco City Hall
Monday - Fridays, 8am-8pm, Free entry
Aug 11, 2012
EVERYTHING IS NOT MUNDANE
Solo show by Chelsea Ryoko Wong
August 11, 2012-October 19, 2012
at Kearny Street Workshop Office
1246 Folsom Street (at ARC studios)
San Francisco, CA 94103
Opening Reception:
Saturday, August 18th, 2012
6:00-8:30pm
Above:
Bombastic Biblioteca In the Summer at Midnight
Colored pencil, ink and graphite on paper
22 x 30 in.
Aug 8, 2012
Hello! This week I am preparing to install my solo show at Kearny Street Workshop in San Francisco. Kearny Street Workshop is the nation's oldest multi-disciplinary arts organiztion that supports Asian American artists. That is very amazing! My show includes drawings and screen prints, about the world, time and what is coming next.
Also, mark your calendars for SF Art's Commission PASSPORT event! I am pleased to be one of this year's participating artists. The event takes place in North Beach on October 14th. Details can be found here.
Jun 6, 2012
Please join me for my show at City Hall next week! See the post below for details.
May 22, 2012
I am thrilled to exhibit a new series of screen prints with the San Francisco Arts Commission at City Hall. The show, Stretch & Expose, features Bay Area artists who utilize screen printing in non-commerical ways. The new artworks that I will be showing explore anecdotes of Asian-American culture in San Francisco.
Please join me at the opening reception!
June 14th 5:00-7:00pm
San Francisco City Hall (Ground Floor)
The show will be up from June 14th to August 27th.
For more information, please visit the SFAC Gallery website.
May 12, 2012
Sky Aerobics Class for Beginners.
Color pencil, ink, graphite, 22"x15", 2012.
For sale at The Thin Line: Art & Design & Everythin In Between auction.
Details about the auction can be found here.
May 11, 2012
Some People in a Pile.
Color pencil, ink, graphite, 22"x15", 2012.
For sale at The Thin Line: Art & Design & Everythin In Between auction.
Details about the auction can be found here.
May 10, 2012
Hello Hawaii!
I am very excited to be showing two brand new artworks in The Thin Line: Art & Design & Everything In Between, an art auction curated by the ultra talented, Matthew Honda.
If you are in Hawaii, which I sure wish I was, please go to the show and check it out. More information about the event can be found here.
May 2, 2012
Big Grass. For the Park Pardon zine.
May 1, 2012
Mar 29, 2012
"Secrets in the Crowd"
Showing at WIRE + NAIL Gallery. Part of Mauve?'s three year anniversary show, "Out to Lunch". Curated by Sabina Nieto and Tarak Shah.
Mar 27, 2012
The AIGA Link Program connects Seattle area high school students with creative professionals through nine monthly workshops. In March, I was able to fly to Seattle and guest teach a bookmaking workshop using out-of-date encylopedias as materials. Not only were the students excited about the project, but the work they produced was brilliant, compelling and entirely inspiriational. Here are some of the photos.
Using cut letters, the student spelled out words in the pages.
This student was interested in fashion-design, and used the encyclopedias to physically illustrate a dress pattern.
