EXHIBITIONS

island Gallery
leftovers
Kerri Ammirata | Cecile Chong | Saba Farhoudnia | Sihan Guo | Erick Hernandez | Anna-Ting Moller | Tin Nguyen | Pacifico Silano | Motohiro Takeda | Thiang Uk
Feb 22 - March 23, 2024

 

Hewitt Gallery - Marymount Manhattan College
Making Visible, curated by Hallie Cohen, Alex Alvarez & Kallie Cassidy
April 3 - May 2, 2023

 

SPRING / BREAK Art Show NYC 2022 - NAKED LUNCH, Booth #1153
Dandelion Fork curated by Olivia Swider. Featuring Artists Delphine Hennelly + Cecile Chong + Nicholas Cueva
September 7 - 12, 2022
Image courtesy of Selenas Mountain

 

Rockefeller Capital Management
In a Different Light
November 2021 - September 2022
Image courtesy of NYFA

 

Kates-Ferri Projects
LORE: Cecile Chong (solo exhibition)
April 4 - May 7, 2022
Image courtesy of Kates-Ferri Projects

 

Chautauqua Institution, Strohl Art Center
Coexistence
Jume 27 - July 21, 2021

 

Selenas Mountain
Breath of Blue (solo exhibition)
December 13, 2020 - January 17, 2021

Image courtesy of Selenas Mountain

 
 

ICFAC International Chinese Fine Arts Council at PINTA MIAMI
Cecile Chong, curated by Inez Suen

 
 

Materials for the Arts
Contemporary Excavation, 2020

 

Kenise Barnes Fine Art Project Space
Cecile Chong - New Encaustic Paintings (solo exhibition)
January 25 - February 23, 2019

 

Pehlam Arts Center
Waxing Poetic, 2018

 

Old Stone House - Multilocational, 2017
Two-person exhibition with Natalia Nakazawa
Curated by Katherine Gressel
Image Courtesy of Old Stone House. Photo: Etienne Frossard

 

Selena Gallery - Lemon Tongues, 2017 (solo exhibition)
Image courtesy of Selena Gallery

 

Honey Ramka - website
Locus, 2014

 

​Voces y Visiones - Highlight from the Collection of El Museo del Barrio, New York (group exhibition)
Tell Me About the War, 2008
Encaustic and mixed media on wood
36 x 62 inches - diptych

 
 

Wave Hill - Bronx Calling, 2011 (group exhibition)
Play Cycle, 2011
Encaustic and mixed media on wood
62 x 60 inches (10 panels)

 

El Museo del Barrio - The (S) Files 007 (group exhibition)
Place To Be, 2007
Encaustic and mixed media on wood
24 x 62 in (4 panels)