CV — Nina Vichayapai

Education

2017 BFA in Painting and Drawing, minor in Visual Studies, with high distinction. California College of the Arts, San Francisco, California

Awards

2016 APAture Featured Visual Artist Showcase, Kearny Street Workshop, San Francisco, California

2014-2017 Diversity Scholarship

2014-2017 Faculty Scholarship

Select Exhibitions

2018, June. Summer Soulstice, pop up exhibition in festival. Tacoma Art Museum, Tacoma, Washington

2017, August. Remnants of the Diaspora, group show. San Francisco State University, San Francisco,

California

2017, July. Reorient(Asian), group show. Junior High Gallery, Los Angeles, California

2017, May. Asian Images 2017: Artists From the Grassroots, group show. Stanford University, Stanford, California

2017, April. Tropicana, solo thesis show. Hubbell Street Galleries, San Francisco, California

2017, January. Materialisms, group show. Layer Studios, Oakland, California

2016, November. No Thank You, duo show. Isabelle Percy West Gallery, Oakland, California

2016, September. APAture, annual multidisciplinary arts festival. Kearny Street Workshop, San Francisco, California

2016 May. Parking Lot Art Fair. Fort Mason, San Francisco California

2015 November. Animas Vivas. Dia de los Muertos themed group show. Hayward Area Historical Society, Hayward, California.

Residencies

2018, August-November. Studio residency. INScape Arts, Seattle, Washington

2018, February. Studio residency. Caldera Arts, Oregon

Teaching

2018, February. Comfort Food and Culture Cooking Workshop. Caldera Arts, Oregon

2017, August. Paint and Sip Workshop Fundraiser. 21 Progress, Seattle, Washington

2017- present. Docent at Seattle Art Museum. Seattle, Washington

2017- present. Interpretive Lead at Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience. Seattle, Washington

Web Publications

2015, Huffington Post, “What Inclusive Feminism Looks Like,” Nina Bradhur

Contact

Nvichayapai@gmail.com