Camille Wong

Lives and works in Los Angeles

w.camille827@gmail.com

Education

2023 MFA, University of California, Los Angeles, Media Arts

2017 BA, University of California, Santa Barbara, Art, Environmental Studies

Solo and Two-Person Exhibitions

2025 Cleo the Art Space, Savannah, GA  (forthcoming)

2024 Project Pedro (screening), Patio Trasero, Mexico City, MX

2022 Golden Mountain, Design Media Arts Graduate Gallery, University of California, Los Angeles, CA

2020 Animate Animal Animacy, AMAX Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 

2017 Premium Quality, Glass Box Gallery, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

Group Exhibitions and Screenings

2025 Tender Excavations, Luckman Gallery, Cal State LA, CA. Curated by Selene Preciado (forthcoming)

Screening Series, microDisco, Los Angeles, CA

Reconstructing Yo I–Friendship, ZK/U (Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik), Berlin, DE

2024 Project Pedro (screening), La Cueva Cine Secreto, Mexico City, MX

Delicate Translations (screening), Choi Auditorium, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA. Curated by Yuchi Ma

2023 Fizzing Portals, LA Artcore, Los Angeles, CA, Curated by Pranay Reddy

Town Hall, New Wight Gallery, University of California, Los Angeles, CA

2022 AMID TEARS, New Wight Gallery, University of California, Los Angeles, CA

2020 Archive Machines, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, Jurors: Rita Gonzales, Olivia Cha, and Kerstin Erdmann

2019 Satan’s Food Court, ArtShare LA, Los Angeles, CA

Let them eat cake, too, Blue Roof Studios, Los Angeles, CA

Wholly Coast!, Monte Vista Projects, Los Angeles, CA

2018 2018 Student Juried Show, Pasadena City College, Pasadena, CA, Juror: Constance Mallinson

2017 2017 Undergraduate Exhibition, Art, Design, and Architecture Museum, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

2016 Iron, Gender, and Power, College of Creative Studies Gallery, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

Intermediate, Glass Box Gallery, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

Open Studios, Arts 2235, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

2015 Bloom, Youth Interactive Creative Studio, Santa Barbara, CA

2014 From the Atrium: Summer Sessions, Atrium, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

2013 Youth Fellows, Pro Arts Gallery, Oakland, CA

Residencies

2026 Wave Farm Artist-in-Residence, Acra, NY (forthcoming)

2025 ZK/U | Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik, Berlin, DE

2024 The Lab Program: Art-Research and Mobility Network, Mexico City, MX

2021 This Will Take Time Oakland BIPOC Residency, Oakland, CA

 

Honors, Scholarships, & Awards

Clifton Webb Scholarship of the Arts, UCLA School of the Arts & Architecture, 2022-2023

Graduate Opportunity Fellowship, UCLA Graduate Division, 2021-2022

Awardee, Student Juried Show, Pasadena City College, 2018

Faculty Award of Distinction, University of California, Santa Barbara Department of Art, 2017

Dean’s List, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2017

Teaching Experience

2023 Teaching Assistant, DESMA 22: Form, taught by Paul Esposito, University of California, Los Angeles

Teaching Assistant, DESMA 160-1: Design Research and Environmental Justice in Los Angeles, taught by Peter Lunenfeld, University of California, Los Angeles

2022 Teaching Assistant, DESMA 104: Design Futures, taught by Peter Lunenfeld, University of California, Los Angeles

Press

“Graduate student discusses process behind multimedia art piece ‘Golden Mountain,’” Daily Bruin. June 4, 2022.

Meet Camille Wong,” VoyageLA. August 2020

Selected Publications as Author

2024 “Project Pedro,” PotentA

2020 “Mitch McConnell or Barack Obama— Which will the Twitter algorithm choose?” Adolescent

“COVID-19: It took a pandemic for galleries to go digital",” Adolescent

2019 “Elite Institutions and the Need for Cultural Inclusion," Matai Agency

“A lesson from LACMA’s “Outliers and the American Vanguard,” Adolescent      

“Artist David Alekhuogie describes American struggle using gravity,” Adolescent

“How K-pop reflects the globalization of this generation,” Cult Club

2018 “How One Day at a Time Breaks the Monotony of Commercially Successful Art,” Murze Mag

“The Evolution of Museums: Susana Smith Bautista on Why Museums Need to Communicate,” Cult Club

“TFW Nina Chanel Abney’s paintings reflect your newsfeed,” Cult Club

“The Mourning of Youth: Masculinity and Mass Shooters,” Cult Club

“Cameron Rowland confronts modern systems of oppression,” Cult Club

“Hilma af Klint: Rewriting Art Herstory,” Cult Club

"Marguerite Humeau’s Birth Canal,” Cult Club

“Bodys Isek Kingelez’s City Dreams,” Cult Club

“B. Wurtz is the god for your unwanted Tupperware containers,” Cult Club