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Gloria Wong (b. 1998) is a visual artist based in “Vancouver”, on the unceded territories of the the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
 


Her practice explores the complexities and nuances of diasporic identities and the ways they are shaped by different relationships — whether between people, their environments or objects. She is interested in the ways that identity and the self are negotiated through acts of care, memory and gesture.




Wong holds a BFA in Photography from Emily Carr University of Arts + Design (2020).


SOLO EXHIBITIONS

borrowed sceneries, Or Gallery, Vancouver, Canada (2022)

Rituals, (Public Art Project) Stadium-Chinatown Station, Capture Photography Festival, Vancouver, Canada (2022-2023)

sik teng mm sik gong (pardon my chinese), Telephone Gallery, Vancouver, Canada (2021)

Three Tongues, Friends Indeed Gallery/Micki Meng , San Francisco, California, USA (2021)

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

Here & Now, Pendulum Gallery, Capture Photography Festival Vancouver, Canada (2023)

At Home/On Stage: Asian American Representation in Photography and Film, Cantor Arts Center, Stanford, California (2022-2023)

Around Us, Burrard Arts Foundation, Vancouver, Canada (2022)

The Lind Prize, The Polygon Gallery, Vancouver, Canada (2021)

To Stay Related, Nextdoor - Slice of Life, Vancouver, Canada (2021)

Discovery, Seymour Art Gallery, North Vancouver, Canada (2021)

Place, grunt gallery MPCAS, Vancouver, Canada (2020)

I spy…, Unit/Pitt, Online (2020)

The Grad Show, Emily Carr University of Art & Design, Online (2020)

Reading and Being Read, Capture Photography Festival, Vancouver, Canada (2020)

we are a lighthouse, Michael O’Brian Exhibition Commons, Vancouver, Canada (2020)

Camera Roll, Michael O’Brian Exhibition Commons, Vancouver, Canada (2019)

Foundation Show, Concourse Gallery, Vancouver, Canada (2017)

Emily Carr Summer Institute Show, Concourse Gallery, Vancouver, Canada (2015)

AWARDS

Portfolio Prize, Shortlist (2022)

The Lind Prize, Shortlist (2021)

Carole Badgley Emerging Artist Award (2021)

It’s Nice That Graduates (2020)

ECU Grad 2020 Chick Rice Award for Excellence in Photography (2020)

Ian Gillespie President’s Discretionary Fund Grant (2020)

COLLECTIONS

Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University

PUBLICATIONS

Home, Beside Magazine (2022)

Magic Hour, Booooooom (2021)

Website designed by Rees Morgan