Julia Chiang lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received her BFA in 2000 from New York University. She has created site-specific projects such as: Emigrate, Travessia, NY; Again and Again, Kantor/Feuer Window, NY (both 2007); and Loves Me, x-girl, NY (2003). Her work has also been included in numerous group exhibitions, including: January White Sale, curated by Beth Rudin DeWoody, Loretta Howard Gallery, NY; A Strange Affinity to the Beautiful and Dreadful, curated by Maureen Sullivan, Hendershot Gallery, NY (both 2011); Postermat, The Hole, NY; It Ain’t Fair, OHWOW, Miami (both 2010); and The House Was Quiet and the World Was Calm, Tina Kim Gallery, NY, curated by Christopher Lew. 

One of a Kind by Julia Chiang was originally an installation piece created out of Ring Pops that were left to melt over time. Here Julia Chiang re-imagines her installation as a photograph. This inkjet print on wood is a signed edition of 50.