Ali Wongi is a New York-based artist born in Hong Kong. She graduated from the MFA program at Yale University and moved to New York in 2012.

Wong’s recent projects include” Bringing the World into the World”, Queens Museum, NY (2014); “The Ceiling Should Be Green”, P!, NY (2013); “EXCHANGE”, School 33 Art Center, MD (2013). She has been selected to participate in an Arctic Circle expeditionary residency (2015), which took place at 10 degrees from the North Pole. She has been awarded the Susan H. Whedon Award (2012) and Cheung’s Creative Award in Hong Kong (2006), and was a Sovereign Asian Art Prize finalist (2005). She was invited by Asia Art Archive in America to have a conversation with American Conceptual Art pioneer Mel Bochner (2013). Her work has been reviewed in the New York Times, Art in America, ChinaDaily Asian Art News, Time Out Hong Kong, and South China Morning Post.

( from the artist’s website )