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Exhibitions & Events
Climate for Change, Jan 19 - Mar 3, 2024, Pinkard Gallery, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD, USA
Transcendence, Nov 2-22, 2024, Katzen Art Center at American University, Washington, D.C., USA
We Are Everywhere, Oct 4-28, 2023, Fox 2 Gallery, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD, USA
Maryland State Arts Council Triennial, May 18, 2023, Maryland Art Place, Baltimore, MD, USA
Atlantika Collective: Approaching Event Horizons, Feb 13 - Apr 21, 2023, Buchanan Hall Atrium Gallery, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USA
24 Hour Art, Nov 24 - Dec 17, 2022, Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Approaching Event Horizons: Projects on Climate Change by Atlantika Collective, Aug 24 - Oct 1, 2022, Mason Exhibitions Arlington, George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia, USA
Remembrance, Resilience, Power + Pride, Apr 8 - May 8, 2022, Asian Arts & Culture Center, Towson University @ Stillpointe Theatre, Baltimore, MD, USA
Prescient Surfaces, Jan 12 - 28, 2022, Ryniker-Morrison Gallery, Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana, USA
Hawker! Hawker!, Jan 7 - 28, 2022, Singapore Art Week 2022, Lau Pa Sat, Singapore
Recycle, Rework, Remake, Nov 27 - Dec 18, 2021, Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, Vimy Lane, Parap, Northern Territory, Australia
These Years, Sep 18 - Dec 1, 2021, Photoville Festival NYC, Brooklyn Bridge Park, NY
The Education(s) of an Artist, online conversation with Arantxa Rodriguez and Lisa Di Donato, Sep 24, 2021, New York, NY, USA
Material Index, Affordable Art Fair NYC Young Talent Exhibition, Sep 23-26, 2021, Metropolitan Pavilion, New York, NY, USA
Global Arts: Transcultural Practices in Art and Design (online panel discussion), May 19, 2021, School of Visual Arts Continuing Education
Out of Order, May 15-22, 2021, Maryland Art Place (online), Baltimore, MD, USA
May I…? May 6 - 14, 2021, StartaArta, Media Arts Building, New York, NY, USA
Press & Publications
Oh, Yam Chew. “Portfolio: George Boorujy,” Visual Arts Journal, Spring/Summer 2024
Ober, Cara. “10 Soul-Warming Baltimore Area Art Exhibitions this February,” BmoreArt, 4 Feb 2024
Kopf, Suzy. “Art AND: Yam Chew Oh,” BmoreArt Collect, 10 Aug 2022
Fisher, Paul. “The changing role of curators in Singapore and beyond,” The A List, 19 Feb 2022
Wan, Jie Che. “SAW Dialogues 2022 - A&M Salon: Art, Good, Design,” Art & Market, 26 Jan 2022
Champion, Jennifer Anne. “Singapore Art Week 2022: Returning to form, not FOMO,” Arts Equator, 21 Jan 2022
“Singapore Art Week Ventures into Unique and Unusual Venues,” Asian Journeys, 13 Jan 2022
Fisher, Paul. “Unexpected locations for Singapore Art Week 2022,” The A List, 12 Jan 2022
Keng, Yang Shuen. “The Must-See Highlights Of Singapore Art Week 2022,” Female Magazine, 10 Jan 2022
Ng, Siang Ping. “到⽼巴刹看展览 挖掘⼩贩⽂化底蕴 (See exhibition at Lau Pa Sat, explore the cultural heritage of hawkers),” Lianhe Zaobao, 6 Jan 2022 •
“Art Takes Over Singapore Art Week’s 10th Edition,” Ocula, 5 Jan 2022
“Kolaborasi Seni dari Berbagai Pelosok Dunia melalui ‘Art Takes Over’ di Singapore Art Week 2021,” Whiteboard Journal, 3 Dec 2021
“Singapore Art Week goes to Tanjong Pagar Distripark, Lau Pa Sat and the heartland,” The Straits Times, 1 Dec 2021
Yue, Ren (任越). “Unsettled Consciousness/不平静的意识.” 艺术界 LEAP, 30 Mar 2021
Zavelsky, Alice. NYC Young Talent Exhibition, Affordable Art Fair NYC, 4 Jan 2021
Community
Atlantika Collective — An international collective of artists, writers, curators, educators, and thinkers: focuses on sharing ideas, making connections, and building collaborative relationships in an “open circle” model that engages others and strengthens support for the arts in society; believes in social responsibility, community, and nurturing a contemporary humanism through art.
Marianna Peragallo — Brazilian-American artist and educator based in New York, NY, whose anthropomorphic works are playful self-portraits about the cross-sections of love, labor, endurance, and support.
Michelle Girardello — Brooklyn-based artist whose photographic work discusses the contemporary understanding of home and family. The explorations in her photographs facilitate the creation of her own version of home and self, envisioning possible futures for herself.
Dulce Lamarca — Argentinian interdisciplinary artist, writer, and educator based in Brooklyn, New York. Photographer for The widow’s lot (detail), A possible way forward (detail), and The time bender (detail).
Writings
“Portfolio: George Boorujy,” Visual Arts Journal, Spring/Summer 2024
“Making It Personal,” Velocity, No. 2, 2017. Published by Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, USA