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Japanese
born artist, Hiromi Kiba has been living and working in New York
for twelve years. She employs various media shifting through the
progressive identification of her consciousness in daily reality.
In recent years, her investigation has been the installation of
work that activates in a performing sense of space. Such an interactive
formation of the work has been exercised with public participation.
She received a BFA from School of Visual Arts in 1995 and a MFA
from The City College of New York/ CUNY in 2001. Her awards include
Presidential Awards, 1992 and Therese McCabe Ralston Connor Awards,
1999 and 2000. Her work has been exhibited at Theatre for the New City, Hereart, The Museum
of Modern Art, Lunatarium, Exit Art, Ceres, Shelf Life, Compton
Goethals Gallery, Times Square Lobby Gallery, Visual Arts Gallery,
and SVA Galleries. She has also completed a collaborative project
with Natsuko Fujiu for the community day event at P.S.1 Contemporary
Art Center in 2000.
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