Amanda Ross-Ho
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Amanda Ross-Ho is an artist based in Los Angeles
Los Ángeles
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Ross-Ho was born in Chicago
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. She works in painting
Painting
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, drawing
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, sculpture
Sculpture
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, installation
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, photography
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 and uses found objects. She takes images from a wide variety of cultural locations, placing disparate references alongside each other in work for walls and floors, and as freestanding objects.

Ross-Ho received her MFA
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 from the University of Southern California
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 in 2006.

She participated in the 2008 Whitney Biennial
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Selected exhibitions

2003
  • The Earth is Rotating with this Room as its Axis, Soap Factory, Minneapolis

2004
  • Art Toronto, Pari Nadimi, Toronto, Ontario
  • Battle of the Dimensions, Stichting Kunst and Complex, Rotterdam

2005
  • Platform China, Hella Chihuahuas, Beijing

2006
  • ZOO 2006, London
  • It Was the Blurst of Times, Commerce Street Artist Warehouse, Houston
  • Dice Thrown (Will Never Annul Chance), Bellwether, New York
  • To London From Chicago, with Love, i-Cabin, London
  • Ghosts Are Everywhere, NOVA Fair, Chicago
  • Western Exhibitions, gran-abertura, Chicago

2007
  • Hoet Bekaert, Knokke, Belgium
  • Cherry and Martin, Los Angeles

2008
  • Whitney Biennial, New York

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