Mei Mei Chang will have her works publishe at Studio Visit Magazine in Spring issue 2010
Circle Painting Image on about.com
http://dc.about.com/od/specialevents/ss/Artomatic_7.htm
Birth Portfolio Exhibition at the University of Toronto, Canada
Curator Felix Chakirov curated the Birth Portfolio Exhibited at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada, in conjunction with an international Maternal and Child Health Conference that was held on April 28th, 2009.
Artomatic DC 2009
Artomatic
Location:
Above Navy Yard Metro New Business Buidling
Washington, DC
Time: May 31 to July 2009
Location:
Above Navy Yard Metro New Business Buidling
Washington, DC
Time: May 31 to July 2009
21-c New Propositions
The Birth Exchange Project
Handwerker Gallery
Ithaca College
Curated by Patricia Hunsinger
January 21–February 15
Opening Reception: January 20, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Handwerker Gallery
Ithaca College
Curated by Patricia Hunsinger
January 21–February 15
Opening Reception: January 20, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Corcoran Gallery of Art - first Art Anonymous fundraiser
The Corcoran Gallery of Art and FRIENDS of the Corcoran are proud to host their first Art Anonymous fundraiser, benefiting the Corcoran College of Art + Design’s BFA Scholarship Fund. We are asking you, as a leading contemporary artist, to offer for sale original, postcard-sized works alongside the creations of students, faculty, and staff of the Corcoran College of Art + Design and the Corcoran Gallery of Art. All works are donations and will be sold for $100—the catch is that your identity will not be known by the buyer until after the purchase.
The works of art will be on view from May 1 through May 10, 2008 prior to the culminating event in the Corcoran’s Gallery 31. On the evening of Saturday, May 10, the public will have their chance to purchase the work of their choice and then join us for a celebratory reception – drinks and dancing included. This event is free for all participating artists, so kindly let us know if you will be there. The preview will begin at 6 p.m. and drinks and dancing will continue until 11 p.m.
The works of art will be on view from May 1 through May 10, 2008 prior to the culminating event in the Corcoran’s Gallery 31. On the evening of Saturday, May 10, the public will have their chance to purchase the work of their choice and then join us for a celebratory reception – drinks and dancing included. This event is free for all participating artists, so kindly let us know if you will be there. The preview will begin at 6 p.m. and drinks and dancing will continue until 11 p.m.
FOUR-HANDED LIFT: ADVOCACY, ART, SPIRIT, & COMMUNITY
HIV LAW PROJECT PRESENTS
FOUR-HANDED LIFT:
ADVOCACY, ART, SPIRIT, & COMMUNITY
An Exhibition & Silent Auction Featuring
Contemporary Works by Over 40 Artists from LA to New York
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 2008 6:00-9:00 PM
MOTI HASSON GALLERY
535 WEST 25TH STREET
NEW YORK CITY
HIV Law Project was founded in 1989 to meet the needs of the low-income, HIV-positive women and men of color who desperately needed legal services and had nowhere to turn for help.
Since 1989, HIV Law Project has continued to grow and evolve in response to our clients’ changing needs. We were the first and, today, remain the only legal agency providing comprehensive services focused exclusively on low-income people living with HIV/AIDS in New York City, including women, people of color, recent and undocumented immigrants, low-income members of the LGBT community, and the homeless.
Through innovative legal services and advocacy programs, HIV Law Project fights for the rights of the most underserved people living with HIV/AIDS.
GET INVOLVED … STAY INFORMED… CONTRIBUTE TO HIV LAW PROJECT TO HELP FIGHT FOR THE RIGHTS AND DIGNITY OF LOW INCOME PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS.
VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.HIVLAWPROJECT.ORG <http://www.HIVLAWPROJECT.ORG>
Michael S. Pankow
Director of Development
HIV Law Project, Inc.
15 Maiden Lane, 18th Floor
New York, NY 10038
p: 212.577.3001 x 231
f: 212.577.3192
www.hivlawproject.org <http://www.hivlawproject.org/>
FOUR-HANDED LIFT:
ADVOCACY, ART, SPIRIT, & COMMUNITY
An Exhibition & Silent Auction Featuring
Contemporary Works by Over 40 Artists from LA to New York
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 2008 6:00-9:00 PM
MOTI HASSON GALLERY
535 WEST 25TH STREET
NEW YORK CITY
HIV Law Project was founded in 1989 to meet the needs of the low-income, HIV-positive women and men of color who desperately needed legal services and had nowhere to turn for help.
Since 1989, HIV Law Project has continued to grow and evolve in response to our clients’ changing needs. We were the first and, today, remain the only legal agency providing comprehensive services focused exclusively on low-income people living with HIV/AIDS in New York City, including women, people of color, recent and undocumented immigrants, low-income members of the LGBT community, and the homeless.
Through innovative legal services and advocacy programs, HIV Law Project fights for the rights of the most underserved people living with HIV/AIDS.
GET INVOLVED … STAY INFORMED… CONTRIBUTE TO HIV LAW PROJECT TO HELP FIGHT FOR THE RIGHTS AND DIGNITY OF LOW INCOME PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS.
VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.HIVLAWPROJECT.ORG <http://www.HIVLAWPROJECT.ORG>
Michael S. Pankow
Director of Development
HIV Law Project, Inc.
15 Maiden Lane, 18th Floor
New York, NY 10038
p: 212.577.3001 x 231
f: 212.577.3192
www.hivlawproject.org <http://www.hivlawproject.org/>
*Artomatic EXhibition DC 2008*
Artomatic Exhibition DC 2008
Date: May 9th to June 1st 2008
from 5pm till midnight
My works will displayed at 11th floor
Location: Capitol Plaza 1
1200 First Street, N.E.,
Washington DC 20002
Date: May 9th to June 1st 2008
from 5pm till midnight
My works will displayed at 11th floor
Location: Capitol Plaza 1
1200 First Street, N.E.,
Washington DC 20002
*SURFACE EXPLORATIONS *
http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A8067-2005Jan13?language=printer
DC ART NEWS 2005
http://dcartnews.blogspot.com/2005_02_01_dcartnews_archive.html
*DRAW_DRAWING_2 in lONDON *
THE FOUNDRY, SHOREDITCH, LONDON
4 - 9 july 2004
http://www.giacomopicca.com/draw_drawing_2participants.html
4 - 9 july 2004
http://www.giacomopicca.com/draw_drawing_2participants.html
Bibliographic References
Articles for the EROS & THANATOS Exhibition (Amore e Morte) 2007
FREE MAGAZINE PUGLIA
QUI SALENTO GENNAIO
Quotidiano
Artist profile: Mei Mei Chang
By Malia Salaam – Steeple, Ago Ame newsletter, Volume 7, Issue 2, 2008
FirstJournal By Don, Issue 1, 2008
FREE MAGAZINE PUGLIA
QUI SALENTO GENNAIO
Quotidiano
Artist profile: Mei Mei Chang
By Malia Salaam – Steeple, Ago Ame newsletter, Volume 7, Issue 2, 2008
FirstJournal By Don, Issue 1, 2008
*Abstract Art Exhibition - MOCA DC - Feb. 8th to March 1st*
Abstract Art Exhibition
Gallery: MOCA DC
1054 31st Street NW - In Canal Square, Georgetown - Washington, DC 20007
Date: Feb. 8th to March, 1st 2008
Gallery: MOCA DC
1054 31st Street NW - In Canal Square, Georgetown - Washington, DC 20007
Date: Feb. 8th to March, 1st 2008
EROS & THANATOS (Amore e Morte) EXHIBITION in ITALY
EROS & THANATOS (Amore e Morte) EXHIBITION
Date: Dec. 15th 2007 to Jan. 9th 2008
Opening reception: Dec. 15th at 7pm 2007
Location: Primo Piano Comtemparay Art Gallery in Italy
Curated by Dores Sacquegna
Website: www.primopianogallery.com/indexeng.asp
On exposure you can see the artworks of national and international artists with works of painting, photography, mix media, video art and digital tecniques.
Artists:
MEI MEI CHANG - Usa
MANUEL COCHOFEL - Portogallo
PAOLO CONSORTI - Italia
PETER DE BOER - Olanda
ANGELO DE FRANCISCO - Italia
SILVIA DE GENNARO - Italia
ROBERTA FANTI - Italia
CINZIA FRESIA - Italia
DEAN GRAHAM - Inghilterra
CHRIS HOLDEN -Inghilterra
ZUZANA LOLA HRUSKOVA - Inghilterra
DONATO BRUNO LEO - Italia
ALBERTO MAGRIN -Italia
MARIO SCHIAVONE - Italia
CHRISTEL SOBKE - Germania
MERCEDES VANDENDORPE - Spagna
WILLIAM VECCHIETTI - Italia
MASAKI YADA - Inghilterra
KARL NUSSBAUM - Usa
Date: Dec. 15th 2007 to Jan. 9th 2008
Opening reception: Dec. 15th at 7pm 2007
Location: Primo Piano Comtemparay Art Gallery in Italy
Curated by Dores Sacquegna
Website: www.primopianogallery.com/indexeng.asp
On exposure you can see the artworks of national and international artists with works of painting, photography, mix media, video art and digital tecniques.
Artists:
MEI MEI CHANG - Usa
MANUEL COCHOFEL - Portogallo
PAOLO CONSORTI - Italia
PETER DE BOER - Olanda
ANGELO DE FRANCISCO - Italia
SILVIA DE GENNARO - Italia
ROBERTA FANTI - Italia
CINZIA FRESIA - Italia
DEAN GRAHAM - Inghilterra
CHRIS HOLDEN -Inghilterra
ZUZANA LOLA HRUSKOVA - Inghilterra
DONATO BRUNO LEO - Italia
ALBERTO MAGRIN -Italia
MARIO SCHIAVONE - Italia
CHRISTEL SOBKE - Germania
MERCEDES VANDENDORPE - Spagna
WILLIAM VECCHIETTI - Italia
MASAKI YADA - Inghilterra
KARL NUSSBAUM - Usa
ONELESS MAGAZINE
My photo works will be published in the magazine, OneLess.
The Third edition, Film will be released this winter, 2007
http://onelessmag.blogspot.com
The Third edition, Film will be released this winter, 2007
http://onelessmag.blogspot.com
Distinguished judges for D.C. School
Oct 2007
Mei Mei Chang is one of the distinguished judges
for D.C. School Garden Week Photo Contest
http://www.gardenrant.com/dc_urban_gardeners/2007/10/dc-school-garde.html
Mei Mei Chang is one of the distinguished judges
for D.C. School Garden Week Photo Contest
http://www.gardenrant.com/dc_urban_gardeners/2007/10/dc-school-garde.html
Adams Morgan Fest Day Sept. 2007
Sept. 2007
Join us Mt. Pleasant Artists Studio at Adams Morgan Fest Day
Join us Mt. Pleasant Artists Studio at Adams Morgan Fest Day
Photography Judge - Garden photo contest
Oct 15th Garden photo contest will be announced the winners
I am honor to be one of the judges for the garden photo contest
I am honor to be one of the judges for the garden photo contest
Art Judge for Hispanic Youth Symposium
July 5th 2007- Hispanic Youth Symposium
Mei Mei Chang is one of the Guest Art Judges for the Hispanic Youth Program held at Marymount University
Mei Mei Chang is one of the Guest Art Judges for the Hispanic Youth Program held at Marymount University
June 11, 2007
WETA Public Broadcasting for Greater Washington
Monday, June 11, 2007
Memory As Future: Faculty & Friends Exhibit
Honoring 30 Years of Children's Studio School
Guests will experience multi-media works of the distinguished faculty and friends of Studio School which pioneered the radical 'Arts As Education' methodology three decades ago. Artists include: Mei-Mei Chang, Jose Cuevas, David C. Driskell, Irma Francis, Hamid Kachmar, Malia Kai, Kwelismith, Jenny Parker, James Phillips, Michael B. Platt, Kebedech Techleab, and Elizabeth Wyrsch. Within this fusion of emerging and established artists lies the common vision of our 'memory as future.'
Monday, June 11, 2007
Memory As Future: Faculty & Friends Exhibit
Honoring 30 Years of Children's Studio School
Guests will experience multi-media works of the distinguished faculty and friends of Studio School which pioneered the radical 'Arts As Education' methodology three decades ago. Artists include: Mei-Mei Chang, Jose Cuevas, David C. Driskell, Irma Francis, Hamid Kachmar, Malia Kai, Kwelismith, Jenny Parker, James Phillips, Michael B. Platt, Kebedech Techleab, and Elizabeth Wyrsch. Within this fusion of emerging and established artists lies the common vision of our 'memory as future.'
May 25 - June 9 2007
PS²
18 Donegall Street
Belfast BT1 2GP
www.pssquared.org
You are kindly invited to
The Birth Project – International Print Exchange Exhibition
Opening: Thursday 24 May 2007, 7-9pm
Location: PS², 18 Donegall Street, Belfast
This exhibition dealing with physical and mental aspects of birth and motherhood, features work by printmakers from USA , Australia , Israel , Africa, Ireland , China , Canada , Argentina , Venezuela , Belgium , Switzerland and includes the work of three local artists.
The Birth Project is part of an international exchange of prints and stories from women printmakers. It was initiated and organized by two artists from USA , Sylvia Taylor and Pat Hunsinger and originally exhibited at the Mid America Print Council, Athens , Ohio , in September 2006.
Women printmakers were asked to reveal their most authentic experiences related to birth; to share what their real experience has been and how they feel about it. Women from all walks of life and geographic locations have been brought together to explore the subject of potential or actualized motherhood.
Many themes have emerged in the course of this project. An artist from Venezuela explores the “thorniness and stigma” of post-partum depression, while an African woman looks at loss and healing surrounding “the birth that didn’t happen”.
Women connecting with other women has been the primary focus of this project. Wherever the work is exhibited, there is an invitation for viewers to share their own experiences in writing, thereby becoming part of an ever-growing collection of stories.
25 May- 9 June 2007
Location: PS², 18 Donegall Street
Open: Tues - Sat, 1-5pm
For further information please contact : Sharon Kelly 90230113, 07785545759 or pssquared@btconnect.com
18 Donegall Street
Belfast BT1 2GP
www.pssquared.org
You are kindly invited to
The Birth Project – International Print Exchange Exhibition
Opening: Thursday 24 May 2007, 7-9pm
Location: PS², 18 Donegall Street, Belfast
This exhibition dealing with physical and mental aspects of birth and motherhood, features work by printmakers from USA , Australia , Israel , Africa, Ireland , China , Canada , Argentina , Venezuela , Belgium , Switzerland and includes the work of three local artists.
The Birth Project is part of an international exchange of prints and stories from women printmakers. It was initiated and organized by two artists from USA , Sylvia Taylor and Pat Hunsinger and originally exhibited at the Mid America Print Council, Athens , Ohio , in September 2006.
Women printmakers were asked to reveal their most authentic experiences related to birth; to share what their real experience has been and how they feel about it. Women from all walks of life and geographic locations have been brought together to explore the subject of potential or actualized motherhood.
Many themes have emerged in the course of this project. An artist from Venezuela explores the “thorniness and stigma” of post-partum depression, while an African woman looks at loss and healing surrounding “the birth that didn’t happen”.
Women connecting with other women has been the primary focus of this project. Wherever the work is exhibited, there is an invitation for viewers to share their own experiences in writing, thereby becoming part of an ever-growing collection of stories.
25 May- 9 June 2007
Location: PS², 18 Donegall Street
Open: Tues - Sat, 1-5pm
For further information please contact : Sharon Kelly 90230113, 07785545759 or pssquared@btconnect.com
June 2nd 2007
MEMORY AS FUTURE EXHIBITION
Saturday, June 2nd 2007
6 - 10 pm
Exhibiting Artists:
Mei-Mei Chang,Floyd Coleman,Jose Cuevas,David C. Driskell,Irma Francis
Hamid Kachmar,Malia Kai,Kwelismith,Rogelio Maxwell,Chinedu Felix Osuchukwu,Jenny Parker,James Phillips,Michael B. Platt,Kebedech Techleab
Desepe deVargas,Elizabeth Wyrsch
Special Invited Guest, Dick Gregory;
Saturday, June 2nd 2007
6 - 10 pm
Exhibiting Artists:
Mei-Mei Chang,Floyd Coleman,Jose Cuevas,David C. Driskell,Irma Francis
Hamid Kachmar,Malia Kai,Kwelismith,Rogelio Maxwell,Chinedu Felix Osuchukwu,Jenny Parker,James Phillips,Michael B. Platt,Kebedech Techleab
Desepe deVargas,Elizabeth Wyrsch
Special Invited Guest, Dick Gregory;
