Hương Ngô
Hương Ngô (b. Hong Kong, 1979) is an interdisciplinary, research-based artist. She was born in Hong Kong, holds an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Art & Technology Studies (2004), and was a Whitney Independent Study Fellow (2011-2012). She was awarded the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Grant in Vietnam (2016) for work that has been described as "deftly and defiantly decolonial" by New City and "what intersectional feminist art looks like'' by the Chicago Tribune. She was an Asian Cultural Council Fellow (2024) and was part of the Prague Biennial (2005) and Prospect.5 Triennial (2021). She is currently a lecturer at University of California Santa Barbara and, along with Maggie Wong, is co-founder of Tiger Balm, an archive of conversations of the Asian diaspora. She works across mediums, traversing borders and making connections through differences. At once intimate and political, Ngô’s practice listens for what remains.
