Su-en Wong is a Taiwanese artist, born in 1946. She was educated at the Taipei National University of Arts, and has exhibited her artworks extensively across Taiwan, Asia and Europe. Her art pieces are very diverse in style and content – from detailed paintings to abstracts sculptures. In this blog post, we will take you on a brief journey through some highlights of Su-en’s career as an artist
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Facts and Figures
- Su-en Wong was born in Hong Kong
- She is a contemporary artist who explores the relationship between society and nature
- Her works are often large-scale installations that explore the tension between natural forces and human intervention
- Wong has exhibited at galleries around Asia, Europe, and North America
Su-en Wong, New York-based artist born in Singapore and now based out of the US for her artistic career. She first exhibited at a young age when she was 14 years old after being mentored by Liu Kang who is one of Singapore’s pioneer artists. At 16 Su-En moved to Chicago where she continued studying art before relocating back again to Seoul and then moving on from there as needed allowing her work to be seen globally such as MONA Tasmania or private collectors like Deddy Kusuma or MaGMA which has helped spawn an increase in demand for these works
In addition to her paintings, she also makes sculptures, prints, drawings, collages, installations, videos, sound pieces, and performance art.
Solo Exhibitions
The solo exhibitions of Shoshana Wayne include the exhibition at Zolla/Lieberman Gallery in Chicago (2002) and Savage Gallery in Portland, Oregon. The artist’s work was also exhibited by Deitch Projects in New York City.
Here are some of her recent solo exhibitions:
| Year | Exhibition |
| 2009 | Kevin Bruk Gallery |
| 2007 | Danese in New York |
| 2007 | Kevin Bruk Gallery in Miami |
| 2006 | Danese in New York |
| 2006 | Shoshana Wayne Gallery in Santa Monic |
| 2005 | The Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston |
| 2005 | Artspace Witzenhausen in Amsterdam, Holland |
| 2003 | Shoshana Wayne Gallery in Santa Monica |
