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Education: Professional Experiences Hui-Chu Ying, Professor Myers School of Art Home Address: The University of Akron 274 Marion Ave. Akron, OH 44325-7801, USA Akron, OH 44312, USA Office (330) 972-6030 Tel: 330-777-9836 Fax (330) 972-5960 E-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION: 1987-1988 MFA. West Texas A & M State University; Canyon, TX 1985-1986 MA. West Texas A & M State University; Canyon, TX 1982-1984 BA. San Jose State University; San Jose, CA 1976-1979 BS. Shih Chien College; Taipei, Taiwan, Republic. of China PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES: 2009-Present Professor, University of Akron; Akron, OH 1994-2009 Associate Professor, University of Akron; Akron, OH 1989-1994 Assistant Professor, University of Akron; Akron, OH 1988-1989 Visiting Assistant Professor; The University of Vermont; Burlington, VT SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS: 2016 Group Exchange Portfolio Exhibition 2016 Southern Graphics Councils International Conference (SGCI) at Portland, OR. 2016 Monumental Ideas in Miniature Books, MIMB III Group Exhibition at International Gallery of Contemporary Art, Anchorage, Alaska, 2016 Monumental Ideas in Miniature Books, MIMB III Group Exhibition at Thompson River University, Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. 2015 Group Portfolio Show “Mondo Tondo” curated by John Driesback, University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN, SGCI conference 2014 “Isabel Farnsworth + Hui-Chu Ying” two person exhibition at Heights Arts, Cleveland, OH 2014 “Monumental Ideas in Miniature Books” at San Francisco State University, SGCI conference 2013 SGCI Printmaking conference Portfolio Exhibition, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee 2012 SGCI Printmaking conference Portfolio Exhibition, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA 2011 “Women with Apron” Two Person Exhibition Hui-Chu Ying and Patricia parker 2011 NEO Printmaking Exhibition at Baldwing Wallace College 2011 SGCI Printmaking conference Portfolio Exhibition. St. Louis MO. 2011 Faculty Exhibition at Emily Davis Gallery, University of Akron 2009 “Tower of Babel” IMPACT 6, International printmaking conference, School of Creative Art at Bristol, United Kingdom. 2009 “Global Fusion, Artists and Colllaborators, Cora Stafford Gallery, University of North Texas, 2009 “Work in Progress” Zygote Press, Cleveland, OH 2008 ”Across the Divine III” Savannah College of Art and DesignMarch 2008 SGC Printmaking Conference exchange portfolio exhibition, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, 03/08 2008 “Power of Women” Zygote Press Gallery, benefit exhibition for Planned Parenthood , Northeast Ohio 2008 “Southern Graphics Council Portfolio Exhibition” Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA 2007 ”Plot-Influential” portfolio traveling exhibition, Birmingham Southern College, Houghton College, NY, Mount St. Mary’s University MD 2007 “Exotic People, Animal, and Plants” exchange portfolio exhibition at Purdue University, IN. University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 1 Hui-Chu Ying 2004 “Desde El Laberinto” Group Exhibition, En Artepolis, Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain 2004 “Intercombio” exchange prints exhibition, Taller Del Arteria de Obras Graphicas, Madrid, Spain SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS: 2015 Solo Exhibition at National Taiwan Museum of Fine Art, Taichung City, Taiwan 2011 “Zinery” book exhibition at Weitman Gallery, Washington University in St. Louis, MO. 2011 WIP(Work in Progress) portfolio presentation at Zygote Press, Cleveland, OH (regional presentation) 2011 “Empathy & Art: Considering the Human Experience” Group exhibition at Art Gallery of Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH. 2010 (regional invited, group exhibition) 2011 “Global Fusion” portfolio exhibition at Memphis College of Art, (national, invitation, group exhibition) 2011 “Laughing Bear” portfolio exhibition at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, MN, 2010 (national, invited, group exhibition) 2011 “This World” Portfolio Exhibition at 2010 Mid America Print Council(MAPC) Biennial Printmaking Conference, University of Minnesota, MN. 2010 (national, invited, group exhibition) 2010 “Tower of Babel” portfolio exhibition at School of Creative Arts, University of West England in Bristol, 2009- 2010 (international, invited, group exhibition) 2010 “Paz” Hui-Chu Ying Solo Exhibition at University of Granada, Spain, 2010(international, invited, solo exhibition) 2010 “Snakes & Ladders” portfolio exhibition at Chhaap Baroda Print Collaborative, Baroda, India. 2010 (international, invited, group exhibition) 2010 “Ganjifa” portfolio exhibition at Aakruti Art Gallery, Vadodara, India. 2010 (international, invited, group exhibition) 2009 “Awakening” Harris Stanton Gallery, Akron OH 2008 “Recent Work” Elzay Gallery of Art, Ohio Northern University, Ada, OH 2008 ”Prayers” Gelbke Fine Arts center, Hiram College, OH 2007 “Peace Prayer” the Nelimarka Art Museum”, Aalajarvi, Finland 2007 “Recent works” Memorial Gallery, Mount St. Mary’s University, Emmitsburg, MD 2007 ”Works on Paper” The Grace Albrecht Gallery, Bluffton University, Bluffton, OH 2007 ”Recent Work” Eric Dean Gallery, Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 2007 “Peace Prayers” Hanover College, Hanover, IN 2007 “Hui-chu Ying Works on Paper”, Texas Lutheran University, Sequin, TX 2006 “Peace Prayer” The Nelimarkka Art Museum, Aalajarvi, Finland 2006 “Hui-chu Ying: Works on paper”, Dublin Arts Council, Dublin OH 2006 “ Elemental Truths”, Indiana University Kokomo, Kokomo, IN 2006 “Peace Prayer”, Fundacio Pilar I Joan Miro a Mallorca, Balearic, Spain 2006 “Peace Prayers Installation”, Saint Xavier University, Chicago, Ill 2005 “Heaven and Earth: Works on Paper”, Northern Indiana Art Center, Munster, IN 2005 New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art, New Harmony, IN 2005 Shoalhaven City Arts Centre, Nowra New South Wales, Australia 2003 “Elemental Truths” Works on Paper, The Akron Art Museum, Akron, OH 2002 “Black Tidal Wave” Taller dels Pellaires, Barcelona, Spain SELECRED RECENT GRANTS: 2016 Scholarship from Experiential Learning Center, University of Akron to participate Startupbus, North America 2016. $1000 2015 Myers Faculties Travel Funding $1500 SELECTED EXTERNAL FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS: 2005 Fundacio Pilar I Joan Miro a Mallorca, Balearic, Spain 1998 International Fellowship and Residency Program for Visual Artist, Jointly sponsored by Mid- American Arts Alliance and United States Information Agency. 1995 Department of Education, Sasakawa Japan Foundation, $11,200, Faculty Seminar in Japan, American Association of State colleges and University, Washington D.C. 2 Hui-Chu Ying RESIDENCY: March 2007 Frans Masereelcentrum, Kasterlee, Belgium May 2006 The Nelimarkka Art Museum Artist Residency, Aalajarvi, Finland June 2005 Bundanon Artist Residency, Nowra, New South Wales, Australian May 2005 Fundacio Pilar I Joan Miro a Mallorca, Balearic, Spain April 2005 Frans Masereelcentrum, Kasterlee, Belgium July 2004 Jentel Artist Residency, Banner, Wyoming. 2003, 04 Artist residency, Taller Del Arteria de Obras Graphicas, Madrid, Spain 2002, 03 Artist residency, Taller dels Pellaires, Barcelona, Spain 3 Hui-Chu Ying .
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