ANH ĐÀO HÀ

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Anh Đào is an artist, curator, and culutral worker living and working in New York City. Her practice includes research, writing, curation, and design. Her work explores the aesthetics of everyday objects, materials, and pop culture, examining how they shape collective memory and interact with human infrastructures.

Previously, she worked as a strategist and visual designer for various brands, retailers, and agencies. While passionate about design, she realized early on that she was more interested in applying these skills in the arts. She has exhibited work in various solo and group exhibitions, including NYCxDESIGN and Chinatown Soup.

Some other cool things she's done include launching Allen Street Gallery on behalf of an architecture firm, having a chair sculpture featured in a Hinge commercial, and working as a bartender at a Cantonese karaoke bar (an experience that has influenced her current practice).

She holds a BFA from Parsons School of Design and a BA from The New School. She currently works at bitforms gallery and will be attending CCS Bard for her MA in Curatorial Studies. Her CV and portfolio are available upon request.