What Have We Done?
Multi-Cultural Juried Exhibition, 1995. 60 artists. Juror: Kenneth Young
7th Street International, Washington, DC. 30 artists. Reviewed February by Eric Brace in the Washington Post. Curator: Tom Moriarty
IASG at MOCA, Washington, DC, August 1996. Reviewed August 5 by Michael O’Sullivan, The Washington Post, Curator Manon Cleary
Chung, Cleary, Balderson in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Sept 1996
7th Street International II, III, 1996, 1997, 1999, Washington DC
"Body and Self" show, February - March 2000, Cooper Street Contemporary Gallery, Memphis Tennessee. Jay Atkin, Gallery Director; Peter Lusk, juror; curators, Jaye Moscariello and Jay Atkins.
Delhi I, II, III, IV, New Delhi India, 1998 – 2005. Curator: Sushil Karla. Reshow in Washington metro area.
South Africa Represented, Washington, DC, May 1998. Co-sponsored: South African Embassy, Frieda Van Schalkwyk, Pretoria, South Africa
IASG at MOCA,Washington, DC, 104 artists exhibit. Curators: Clark and Felicity Hogan, August 2001. Featured on Around Town by Bill Dunlap, WETA TV
International Artists’ Expression of Culture, Embassy of Russia, Russian Culture Center, Washington, DC. March 2002, Juror: Komei Wachi, Gallery K.
IASG First Art Show in Beijing – In the year of the horse, Beijing, China, May 2002 . Organized by Bing-Jib Huang
IASG 10th Anniversary, Warehouse Gallery, Washington, DC, Spring 2003
IASG at MOCA 3 Washington, DC,Summer 2003. Curator: Felicity Hogan
IASG Exhibition for the 300th Anniversary of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Russia, Fall, 2003. Organized by Carol Morgan, Luba Sterlikova. Reshow at the Russian Cultural Center, Embassy of Russia, January 2004
Vision Gallery 2005, Georgetown, Washington, DC. Organized by Richard Treanor
Egypt 2005, Cairo, Luxor, Aswan. Organized by Nabil Makar
Miami, FL 2006, Museum of Modern Art. Organized by Julian Oteyzaand Linda Pirrone
Washington, DC 2006, Martin Luther King Jr., Memorial Library. Organized by Julian Oteyza and Linda Pirrone
New York, NY 2006, Asian Fusion Gallery. Organized by Julian Oteyza and Linda Pirrone
7th Street International, Washington, DC. 30 artists. Reviewed February by Eric Brace in the Washington Post. Curator: Tom Moriarty
IASG at MOCA, Washington, DC, August 1996. Reviewed August 5 by Michael O’Sullivan, The Washington Post, Curator Manon Cleary
Chung, Cleary, Balderson in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Sept 1996
7th Street International II, III, 1996, 1997, 1999, Washington DC
"Body and Self" show, February - March 2000, Cooper Street Contemporary Gallery, Memphis Tennessee. Jay Atkin, Gallery Director; Peter Lusk, juror; curators, Jaye Moscariello and Jay Atkins.
Delhi I, II, III, IV, New Delhi India, 1998 – 2005. Curator: Sushil Karla. Reshow in Washington metro area.
South Africa Represented, Washington, DC, May 1998. Co-sponsored: South African Embassy, Frieda Van Schalkwyk, Pretoria, South Africa
IASG at MOCA,Washington, DC, 104 artists exhibit. Curators: Clark and Felicity Hogan, August 2001. Featured on Around Town by Bill Dunlap, WETA TV
International Artists’ Expression of Culture, Embassy of Russia, Russian Culture Center, Washington, DC. March 2002, Juror: Komei Wachi, Gallery K.
IASG First Art Show in Beijing – In the year of the horse, Beijing, China, May 2002 . Organized by Bing-Jib Huang
IASG 10th Anniversary, Warehouse Gallery, Washington, DC, Spring 2003
IASG at MOCA 3 Washington, DC,Summer 2003. Curator: Felicity Hogan
IASG Exhibition for the 300th Anniversary of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Russia, Fall, 2003. Organized by Carol Morgan, Luba Sterlikova. Reshow at the Russian Cultural Center, Embassy of Russia, January 2004
Vision Gallery 2005, Georgetown, Washington, DC. Organized by Richard Treanor
Egypt 2005, Cairo, Luxor, Aswan. Organized by Nabil Makar
Miami, FL 2006, Museum of Modern Art. Organized by Julian Oteyzaand Linda Pirrone
Washington, DC 2006, Martin Luther King Jr., Memorial Library. Organized by Julian Oteyza and Linda Pirrone
New York, NY 2006, Asian Fusion Gallery. Organized by Julian Oteyza and Linda Pirrone
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