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EDUCATION

 

MFA, Photography, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico

B.A., Economics, Carleton College, Northfield, Minneapolis

NATIONAL GRADUATE SEMINAR, American Photography Institute, Photography Department,

Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, New York

 

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

 

2009 East of Eden: Vietnam. Sam Lee Gallery, Los Angeles

The Garden, Sam Lee Gallery. The Pacific Design Center. LA

2008 The Garden, Sam Lee Gallery, Los Angeles

2007 East of Eden, Sam Lee Gallery, Los Angeles

2006 The Garden, Faaborg Museum, Odense Foto Triennale, Denmark

East of Eden, Light Works. Syracuse, New York

2004 Olin Art Gallery, Kenyon College, Ohio

2002 AnOther Western, Adrian College, Michigan

Two Million Steps, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, Oregon

2001 AnOther Western, Wooster Art Museum, Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio

2000 AnOther Expedition. Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, Oregon

1999 AnOther Western, Schneider Museum of Art, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, Oregon

1998 AnOther Western, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, Oregon

1997 UNCOMMON TRAITS: RE/LOCATING ASIA, Center for Exploratory and Perceptual Art, Buffalo, New York

ASSIMULATION, Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco, California

1995 ASSIMULATION, ARC. Albuquerque, New Mexico

MFA SHOW, Fitzgerald Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico

 

 

 

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

 

2009 Looking Forward Looking Back: The Collection in Context. Nevada Museum of Art

LAND/ART. Art, Nature, Community. 516 ARTS. Albuquerque, NM

Backyard. Sam Lee Gallery. Los Angeles, CA

Photo MIAMI. Wynwood Art District. Miami, Florida

2008 Backyard, MidWest Museum of Contemporary Art. Indianapolis, IA

Wild Wild West, Gallery Homeland,. Portland, OR

Giving Shelter, Art 516. Albuquerque, NM

Everything Is Not Lost. Belkin Satellite. Vancouver, B.C. Canada

Living in Your Imagination. SPACES. Cleveland, OH

2007 Nexus, Sam Lee Gallery, Los Angeles

Tell Me A Story: Narrative Photography Now, Museum of Contemporary

Photography, San Diego, California

Bridge Art Fair Chicago, Illinois

Art LA Fair, Santa Monica, California

Red Dot Art Fair, Miami, FL

OOG/EYE: Photographs from Collection Dancing Bear. FOAM, Amsterdam, Holland.

2006 At Play, curated by Anne Tucker, FOTOFEST, Houston, Texas

Sans Regard. La Collection de W.M. Hunt. Musee de l’Elysee, Lausanne, Switzerland

2005 Trace Element, The Allen Art Museum, Oberlin, Ohio

Photographer's View: Found and Invented, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, Oregon

11 Nguyen – 30 Years Loss, PH Gallery, New York, New York

Sans Regards, Looking at Collection Dancing Bear. Recontres d’Arles, France

2004 New Gallery Group Exhibition, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, Oregon

2003 Through Our Lenses, presented by the Nathan Cummings Foundation and the

Photography Institute, New York, New York

Only Skin Deep, Phase One, International Center for Photography. New York

Art Cologne. Elizabeth Leach Gallery. Cologne, Germany

2002 MYTH & MEMORIES. WORKS. San Jose, CA

A Winter’s Night: Motel Haus III, Premier of Pi(ng)Po(ng), curated by Creative

Material Group, Eugene, Oreg

2001 FACULTY EXHIBITION. Schneider Museum, Southern Oregon University,

Ashland, Oregon

NEW HISTORY OF THE WEST. San Francisco Camerawork, San Francisco,

California

BETWEEN BORDERS, SPACES, Cleveland, Ohio

2000 25 Years: A Celebration of the University Art Gallery's Permanent

Collection, The University Art Gallery at New Mexico State University. New

Mexico State University. Las Cruces, New Mexico

AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE: TENTH ANIVERSARY, Tisch School

of the Arts, New York

EN FOCO 25th ANIVERSARY, The Bronx Museum, New York

PHOTO AMERICA, Elizabeth Leach Gallery, Portland, Oregon

1999 EN FOCO 25th ANIVERSARY, Museo del Barrio, New York

IMAGE OHIO.Roy G Biv Gallery. Curated by Tony Mendoza. Columbus, Ohio

NEW WORKS, An Exhibition of En Foco's Photography Award Winners.

Wisconsin Union Gallery, Madison, Wisconsin

1998 NEW WORKS, El Taller Boricua Gallery, New York

1997 ISSUES OF IDENTITIES, Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco, California

FACULTY SHOW, Schneider Museum, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, Oregon

NATURALES MUERTE, Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco, California

1996 NEW STORIES, Stevenson Union Gallery, Southern Oregon University, Ashland, Oregon

YOUNG AND RESTLESS, Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco, California

ALERT, Offsite, Santa Fe, New Mexico

MOVEABLE FEAST, San Francisco Camerawork, San Francisco, California

SOUTHWEST ’96, Museum of Fine Arts, Santa Fe, New Mexico

1995 SPE, Albuquerque, New Mexico

GALLERY SHOW, Page Coleman Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico

PEACE ART SHOW, touring New Mexico and Japan, curated by Tom Powel

AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE FELLOWS, Tisch School of the Arts,

New York

THE NICKEL MATINEE, The ASA Gallery, University of New Mexico,

Albuquerque

JURIED GRADUATE SHOW, curated by Eleanor Heartney, The Johnson

Gallery, University of New Mexico, New Mexico

 

 

GRANT & AWARDS

 

2009 Grant-in-Aids, Oberlin College . Oberlin, OH

2008 OHIO ART COUNCIL GRANT, Ohio Art Council, Columbus, Ohio

H.H. POWERS TRAVEL GRANT, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

Distinguished Achievement Award. Carleton College. Northfield, MN

Research & Material Grant, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

2007 Research & Material Grant, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

2006 Grant-in-Aids, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

Research & Material Grant, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

2005 OHIO ART COUNCIL GRANT, Ohio Art Council, Columbus, Ohio

Research & Material Grant, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

Grant-in-Aids, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

H.H. POWERS TRAVEL GRANT, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

Grant-in-Aids. Oberlin College. Oberlin, Ohio

2003 H.H. POWERS TRAVEL GRANT, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

Research & Material Grant, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

2000 HEADLANDS CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Artists-in-Residence Program,

Sausalito, California

OHIO ART COUNCIL GRANT, Ohio Art Council. Columbus, Ohio

B. WADE and JANE B. WHITE FELLOWSHIP IN THE HUMANITIES, Oberlin

College, Oberlin, Ohio

1999 LIGHTWORK FELLOWSHIP, Light Work, Syracuse, New York

H.H. POWERS TRAVEL GRANT, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

1998 VAN DEREN COKE, Department of Art & Art History, University of New Mexico,

Albuquerque, New Mexico

1997 OREGON ARTS COMMISSION FELLOWSHIP, Mixed Media, Photography,

Oregon Arts Commission, Salem, Oregon

EN FOCO's Grant to Create New Work, EN FOCO, Bronx, New York

ARTIST’S ANGEL AWARD. Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, Vermont

THE LILA WALLACE-READER’S DIGEST ARTISTS at GIVERNY, Lila Wallace

& Reader’s Digest Fund, managed by Arts International, New York

1996 N.E.A. Work done on Paper, Western States Arts Federation

ART MATTERS FELLOWSHIP, Art Matters, New York

RESEARCH GRANT. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico

1995 GETTY FOUNDATION, Getty Foundation, New York

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT, College Arts Association, New York

AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY INSTITUTE NATIONAL GRADUATE

FELLOWSHIP SEMINAR, Tisch School of the Arts, New York

GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP GRANT, University of New Mexico, New Mexico

GRADUATE TUITION GRANT, University of New Mexico, New Mexico

 

 

SELECTED LECTURES & PRESENTATIONS

 

2010 University of Texas, Austin. TX

2009 Lamar Dodd School of Art University of Georgia. Athens, GA

Carleton College. Northfield, MN

2008 University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH

Meyer School of Art. University of Ohio . Akron, OH

U Mass, Boston. Boston, MA

University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO

Maryland Institute of Contemporary Arts, Baltimore, MA

Savannah School of Art & Design. Savannah, GA

Carleton College. Northfield, MN

Chester College. New Hampshire

2006 Columbia College, Chicago, Illinois

2005 Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan

2004 Kenyon College, Ohio

2003 University of North Alabama

 

2002 University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon

Adrian College. Michigan

Kenyon College, Ohio

Ringling College of Art, Florida

Southern Oregon University, Oregon

2001 Headlands Center for the Arts, The Marine Headlands, California

Art Museum. Wooster College, Wooster, Ohio

Art & Identity Panel, Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland, Ohio

2000 A Curriculum for the New Millennium, American Photography Institute, New York

University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

Allen Art Museum, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

1998 ASSIMULATION & AN OTHER WESTERN, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri

ASSIMULATION & AN OTHER WESTERN, University of Indiana, Bloomington, Indiana

ASSIMULATION & AN OTHER WESTERN, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

1997 ASSIMULATION, Schneider Museum of Art, Southern Oregon State College, Ashland

ASSIMULATION, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon

1996 ASSIMULATION, Stevenson Union Gallery, SOU, Ashland, Oregon

ASSIMULATION, Southern Oregon State College, Ashland, Oregon

PIPO & BILL ADAMS, San Francisco Camerawork, San Francisco, California

ASSIMULATION, New York State University at New Paltz, New Paltz, New York

ASSIMULATION, College Art Association, Boston, Massachusetts

1995 THREE PHOTOGRAPHERS, Albuquerque United Artists, Albuquerque, New Mexico

ASSIMULATION, New Mexico State University, Grants, New Mexico

 

 

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

 

2004 LIGHTWORK, Syracuse, New York

2001 HEADLANDS CENTER FOR THE ARTS, Sausalito, California

2000 SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY, Ashland, Oregon

1998 LILA WALLACE-READER DIGEST’S ARTISTS AT GIVERNY, Monet’s Garden,

Giverny, France

1997 THE VERMONT STUDIO CENTER, Johnson, Vermont

 

 

CURATORIAL & PANELS

 

2006 Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, Photography Panel, New Jersey Arts

Council, Maryland Arts Council, Pennsylvania Arts Council

2005 Six States Photography Exhibition, FAVA Gallery, Oberlin, Ohio

1998 HUNG LIU: Works, Schneider Museum of Art, Ashland, Oregon

FABRICATION: Identity in Contemporary American Photography, Schneider M

Museum of Art, Ashland, Oregon & Galerie Vrais Reves, Photographies Contemporaines, Lyon, France

1997 ART AND THE MECHANIZED SOCIETYi, co-curated with Greer Markle,

Schneider Museum of Art, Ashland, Oregon

 

 

 

 

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

2009 The Garden as Ruin , Andreas Huyssen. Conference Lecture. Barcelona Spain

Unsettled Visions : Contemporary Asian American Artists and the Social Imaginary. Margo Machida.

Duke University Press

Pipo Nguyen-duy. Monthly Photo. Feb, pp 56-69. South Korea

Pipo Nguyen-duy. Critic’s Corner. Dr Isabelle Wallace. University of Georgia. Athens, GA

Unsettled Visions. Margo Macida. NYU’s Program for Asian Pacific American Studies. New York

2008 Pipo Nguyen-duy: The Garden’ at Sam Lee Gallery by Carrie Paterson. Artweek Dec

“Everthing is not Lost” Vietnam 30 years on. Canadian Art. April 24

Giving Shelter. Deborah Gavel. ExhibitonCatalogue

Spaces’ 30th Anniversary show. Steven Litt. The Plain Dealer, Friday May 09

Finding the Future. Douglas Max Utter. Free Time Vol 5, Issue 51, April 23rd

Living in your Imaginaion. Willam Busta. Exhibition Catalogue. SPACES. Cleveland, OH

2007 Pipo Nguyen-duy, Carrie Yury, artillery, page 38, Volume 2, Number 2,

November/December.

Artist Profile: Pipo Nguyen-duy, Neil Kendricks, art ltd., November, pages 82-83.

Pipo Nguyen-duy at Sam Lee Gallery. Jeannie R. Lee, www.womantalk.org, October 12.

Pipo Nguyen-duy at Sam Lee Gallery, Critics’ Pick on ARTFORUM.com, September 28

(http://artforum.com/archive/id=17944).

A Tension From Innocence Lost, Leah Ollman, The Los Angeles Times, Calendar

Section, September 21.

Every Picture Tells A Story, Robert L. Pincus, The San Diego Union-Tribune, February

11.

Tell Me A Story, W.S. Di Piero, San Diego Reader, March 8.

A Story of Pictures, Michelle Fletcher, Buzz Magazine (January/February)

LIGHT & LENS 1st ed, Robert Hirsh. Photography Text Book. Focal Press

PHOTOGRAPHIC POSSIBILITIES 3rd ed. Robert Hirsch. Focal Press

THE Magzine. Cover. June.

2006 CONTACT SHEET #135: Pipo Nguyen-duy, A Publication of Lightwork,

introduction by Hannah Frieser, essay by Jennie Hirsch.

The Landscape as Backdrop. Katherine Rushworth. The Post

Standard/Stars. Page 24, Sunday, February 12, Syracuse, New

Times

Stress Test. A Photography show shakes up viewers’ levels of comfort at

Lightwork. Carl Mellor, Syracuse New Times, page 21, February 15

- 22, 2006

2005 CONTACT SHEET #132: East of Eden, A Publication of Light Work. Essay by

Stephen Borys, Pages 4-9.

TRACE ELEMENTS. Allen Memorial Art Museum. Essay by Jennie Hirsch,

Interview by Stephen Borys, Biography by Susanna Newbury. Pages

14-17, 62-75.

Oberlin Museum shows quietly powerful faculty work. Steven Litt, Plain Dealer

Art Critic. The Plain Dealer, December 7.

2004 An eastern look at the west provokes thought, laughs. Lindsay Warner.

The Kenyon Collegian.

2003 FRESH TALK/DARING GAZES: Asian American Issues in the Contemporary

Visual Arts. Co-Editors: Elaine Kim, University of California at Berkeley, and Margo Machida,

New York. Essay by Donald Odita. University of California Press.

2002 Pipo Nguyen-duy: Two Millions Steps. Myth and Memory. Nora Nguyen.

Portlandscape Artists PICA's Northwest Narrative. Lisa Lambert. Williamet Weekly,

Portland, Oregon.

2001 Pacific Heights. Michaela Bancud, ARTnews, December 2001. City Focus, page

84.

THE COMMEMORATE ISSUE. NUEVA LUZ. En Foco Inc.

Between. Katherinr Mc Manus Zurko. Woodster College Museum, Wooster, Ohio.

Between the Borders: New Form of Identity. Frank Green. SPACES, Cleveland,,Ohio.

Between You And Me. Douglas Max Utter. Arts. Cleveland Free Times, September 26 - October 2.

QUESTIONS OF IDENTITY, Dan Tranberg. The Plain Dealer, Arts & Life.

Wednesday, September 26, page E1 & 10.

‘Faculty Exhibition’ at the Schneider Museum of Art’. Isaac Peterson. Artweek,

June 2001, Volume 32. Issue 6, Review.

RE-IMAGING THE WEST: A NEW HISTORY, Alicia Miller, pages 5-8. CAMERA

WORK. Volume 28, No.1, Spring/Summer 2001.

VISUAL VISITATIONS: CONNECTING PAST & PRESENT PHOTOGRAPHIC

REALITIES. Theresa Harlan, pages 11-14. CAMERA WORK. Volume

28, No.1 Spring/Summer 2001

PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY. Marissa Olson, pages 23 - 26. CAMERA WORK.

Volume 28, No.1, Spring/Summer 2001.

2000 PHOTOGRAPHIC POSSIBILITIES. The Expressive Use of Ideas, Materials and

Processes. Robert Hirsch. Focal Press, 2nd edition.

1999 Rattling the Frame. The Photographic Space: 1974-1999. CAMERA WORK,

Fall/Winter 99. Volume 26, No. 2, page 36.

The Looking Glass: Three Photographers. Irene Small, Gallery.

DIALOGUE: A publication of the Asian American Arts Alliance, Fall 1999. Volume

2, Issue 2, pages 23, 26, 27.

'Pipo: AnOther Western'. Steven Jenkins, Preview. Artweek May 1999, Volume

30, Issue 5. page 6.

Photographs Show Depth of Ohio Talent. Sharon Kokot. THE COLUMBUS

DISPATCH, Sunday, April 25, page 8f.

SNAPPY SHOTS: Image Ohio SURVEYS THE STATE'S PHOTO ARTS.

Melissa Starker, Art Scene. Columbus Alive, April 15, page 12.

IMAGE OHIO. Catalogue. Roy G Biv Gallery. Columbus, Ohio.

NUEVA LUZ. A Photographic Journal. Volume 6, No. 1, pages 22 - 31. EN

FOCO INC. Bronx, New York.

TIN HOUSE. Premiere Issue. McCormack Communications. Volume 1, No.

1, Spring, pages 19, 33, 72, 82, 87, 100, 123, 143, 155, 184.

1998 HOW THE WEST WAS WON. D.K. Row, The Oregonian: Visual Arts, Friday,

October 23. page 62.

Neither This Nor That. Ronald Ehmke, Review. Afterimage, July/August, page

16.

EXPLORING IDENTITY. Amy Richard, Ashland Daily Tidings: Revels, January

30 - February 6, page 11.

1998 New Work Award. EN FOCO. Photography in New York International.

March – April, page 124.

PROFESSIONAL FELLOWSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. CAA News.

January, page 9.

FOURTH BIENNIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ART AUCTION. CEPA Gallery.

(Catalogue).

1997 IS ANYBODY HOME? RE/LOCATING ASIA AT CEPA GALLERY. Elizabeth

Licata, Artvoice, V8N40, October 15 - 21, page 16.

IMAGES OF THE LINK BETWEEN TWO WORLDS. Ronald Ehmke, The Buffalo

News/Thursday, September 25.

UNCOMMON TRAITS: RE/LOCATING ASIA( PART I ). Alice E. Gerard, Buffalo

Alternative Press, October 9 - 23, page 10.

UNCOMMON TRAITS: RE/LOCATING ASIA. Center for Exploratory and

Perceptual Art, Buffalo, New York.

PARALLAXIS. Fifty-five Points to View. A publication of the Western States Art

Federation, pages 79 & 138. Artist Notes by Kathleen Shields.

PIPO NGUYEN-DUY AT BUCHEON GALLERY. Celeste Connor, Artweek,

Volume 28, No. 6, June.

FACULTY DISPLAYS TALENT. Tracey Buck, The Siskiyou, Issue 23, Volume

70, page 10.

PROFESSOR TO STUDY IN MONET'S GARDEN. Tracey Buck, The Siskiyou,

Issue 19, Volume 70, page 12.

SOSC Art Instructor to study abroad. Bill Varble, Weekly Art & Entertainment,

page 2, The MaiTribune, Friday, 3/21.

ADAM & EVE. The Image Issue, THE Magazine, April 1997.

1996 A CONVERSATION WITH MARNIE GILLET, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SAN

FRANCISCO CAMERA WORKS. Meredith Tromble, Artweek, Volume 27,

No. 7, July 1996, pages 13 – 14.

NEA. David Steinberg, Albuquerque Journal, Sunday, July 28.

PIPO: DEFINING IDENTITY IN TABOOS. Mary Lee, Viet Magnet, Volume II, No.

3, June, page 7.

ARTISTS ON ALERT. Lynn Hunter Cline, Pasatiempo, May 31 - June 6, pages 4 & 48.

SOUTHWEST ’96. Richard Tobin (Critical Reflections). THE MAGAZINE, May, page 25.

A “FAEST” FOR MIND AND EYE. Chiori Santiago, San Jose Mercury News, May

12, pages 3 & 14.

PHOTO GALLERY’S NEW FOCUS. Sam Whiting, San Francisco Chronicle,

Friday, May 3, pages D1 & D12.

GETTING A MOVE ON. San Francisco Weekly, May 1 - 7, page 16.

MOVEABLE FEAST. After Image, May.

THE BIENNIAL. The Santa Fean, April.

YERBA BUENA’S LATEST TENANT. San Francisco Live, April, page 5.

MOVEABLE FEAST. In the Gallery, Camerawork, Volume 23, No. 1, Spring & Summer,

page 42.

CAA PRESIDENT JUDITH K. BRODSKY’S FAREWELL ADDRESS. CAA,

Newsletter,Volume 21, No. 2, March/April.

THE BIENNIAL. Tom Collins (Artstuff), Santa Fe Reporter, March 27 - April 2, page 25.

11 ARTISTS. Diane Armitage (Critical Reflections), THE MAGAZINE, January, page 4.

1995 11 ARTISTS. Albuquerque Journal, Sunday, December 10, Wesley Pulka, Page 45.

1995 FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENTS NAMED. CAA News, September/October, pages 3 - 4.

ANTHOLOGY OF VIETNAMESE AMERICAN ARTISTS. The San Jose Mercury News.

PEACE ART SHOW: ATOMIC SYNTHESIS & SOCIAL FALLOUT. Diane Armitage

(Critical Reflections), THE MAGAZINE, June 11, page 71.

GRADUATE SHOW. Diane Armitage ( Critical Reflections), THE MAGAZINE, May, page71.

PIPO. Fellows' Biographies and Images, American Photography Institute, National

Graduate Seminar, Tisch School of the Arts, New York

 

 

 

TELEVISION AND RADIO INTERVIEWS

 

2007 “Sound Exchange”, East of Eden exhibition interviewed by Jay Kugelman & Loretta Ayeroff, KPFK

(90.7 FM), September 21 (www.kpfk.org - search under Audio Archive).

2006 WCNY, Syracuse, New York.

2005 Around Noon, The Dian Rehm Show. WCPN, Cleveland, Ohio, November 21.

1996 AN INTERVIEW WITH PIPO. KALX, Berkeley, California, May 16.

 

 

PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

 

Cleveland Clinic, Ohio

Las Cruces Museum of Fine Art. Las Cruces, New Mexico

International Peace Center, Tokyo, Japan

N.E.A Archive, The Smithsonian, Washington, DC

EN FOCO, Bronx, New York

U.S. EMBASSY, Laos

George Eastman House, Rochester, New York

Light Work, Syracuse, New York

Museet for Fotokunst, Odense, Denmark

Nevada Museum of Art

Banana Republic

University Hospitals. Cleveland, Ohio.

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