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Work by Ming-Jer Kuo: close view of lit, lacy branches of white cut-paper blossoms against a dark amber background.
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Ming-Jer Kuo

Work by Ming-Jer Kuo: airy web of clear and silver branching lines suspended in a tall brick room beside an arched window.
Work by Ming-Jer Kuo: long, glowing tangle of fine wire arching across the ceiling of a dark hall as a visitor looks up.
Work by Ming-Jer Kuo: close view of lit, lacy branches of white cut-paper blossoms against a dark amber background.
Work by Ming-Jer Kuo: thin green and dark branching lines trailing across a white room wall, past a window and a small table.
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Ming-Jer Kuo (born in Taipei, Taiwan) is a New York-based artist. He had worked as an environmental engineer for eleven years and came to New York for art. Kuo graduated from MFA Photography, Video and Related Media at School of Visual Arts. He is a recipient of NYFA New York Foundation for the Arts Artist Fellowship in NYC, a member of The Elizabeth Foundation for The Arts Studio Program in NYC, a recipient of Paula Rhodes Award for Exceptional Achievement in NYC, and was awarded as Honorable Mention of Taoyuan Creation Award in Taiwan. Kuo’s work has been exhibited in solo and group shows of EFA 20|20 Gallery in NYC, Gallery Sejul in Seoul, Chashama Space in NYC, QCC Art Gallery in NYC, NARS Foundation in NYC, Gallery 456 in NYC, Gallery Aferro in Newark, NJ, New York Hall of Science in NYC, Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art in NYC and The 2 Gateway Center Gallery in Newark, NJ.

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