Out of Control, Strange Fellows Gallery, Vancouver, BC, October 24 – November 19
The Art of Conversation, Artists for Kids and Gordon Smith Gallery, North Vancouver, BC, September 23 – February 9, 2024; curated by Janet Wang and Amelia Epps
Maternal Instinct, Polygon Gallery, North Vancouver, BC, May 18 (film screening)
2022
Shifting Articulations of Asian-ness in Contemporary Canada, June 25 – August 7 (online); curated by Yang Lim
common wealth, Britannia Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC, March 1 – April 1 (two-person); curated by Haruko Okano
Undercurrents and Folds: Reading the Migration Library with Deanne Achong, Lois Klassen, Candie Tanaka, Tania Willard, and Clare Yow, Emily Carr University of Art + Design, March 19 (online)
Artist talk in CENS 202-201: Great Works of Literature from Central, Eastern and Northern Europe: Gender & Sexuality, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, March 12
2024
Reading the Migration Library Launch, WORD Vancouver, Vancouver, BC, September 28
Reading the Migration Library: Undercurrents and Folds book launch, Centre A, Vancouver, BC, September 27
un/tangling, un/covering, un/doing artist panel, Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, BC, February 9
2023
The Art of Conversation artist panel, Artists for Kids and Gordon Smith Gallery, North Vancouver, BC, November 25
HK House Artists + Creators Series: Local Creatives Panel 香港屋藝術家+創作人系列, The Nest, Vancouver, BC, November 4
2022
Shifting Articulations of Asian-ness in Contemporary Canada, July 17 (online)
“Warm Line Through This Land: Roots and routes in the communal and the community” artist talk, Britannia Art Gallery, March 14 (online)
“Crossing, Settling, Unsettling: Liberation, little by little” artist talk in The Ethics of Representation (SOCS 302 S031), Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Vancouver, BC, March 8
Tenley Norton Brady, “In Full Colour: Clare Yow,” in An Artist and a Mother, eds. Tara Carpenter Estrada, Heidi Moller Somsen, Kaylan Buteyn, Bradford, ON, Demeter Press, ISBN 978-1-77258-428-8 (interview & artworks)
Selection Panelist, City of Richmond Public Art, Richmond, BC
2016
Direction for Chinese Vaginies by Natalie Gan, Walk the Walk: National Festival of Asian Canadian Women, fu-GEN Theatre Company, June 17, Toronto, ON
2014-15
Board Director, Cinevolution Media Arts Society, Richmond, BC
Achievements
2023
BC Arts Council – Individual Visual Arts Award
2021
Canada Council for the Arts “Sector Innovation and Development, Supporting Artistic Practice” Grant – joint application with The Future Network (for United Aunties Arts Association)
2020
British Columbia Arts Council Microgrant
2010
UBC Go Global International Learning Programs Award
