Ye Cheng America, b. 1992
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Angoissé La Redousse 14, 2023
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Angoisse La Redousse 16, 2023
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Angoisse La Redousse 17, 2023
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Angoissé La Redousse 9, 2023
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La Redousse 1, 2023
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La Redousse 2, 2023
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La Redousse 3, 2023
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La Redousse 6, 2023
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Pelicans and waves awake me at 6am from a happy excursion, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 10, 2022
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Angoissé La Redousse 11, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 13, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 15, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 6, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 7, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 8, 2022
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Bedroom window, Roaring Train, Footsteps, 2022
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Pelicans and waves awake me at 6am from a happy excursion, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 2, 2021
The experience of living between boundaries and communities as a first-generation immigrant in the U.S. greatly impacted her vision of globalization. Through art, Ye Cheng relates the personal challenges to the larger state of cultural migration and recalls the loss of Chinese heritage as an expression of displacement, mobility, disjunction, and self-recognition.
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Angoisse La Redousse 2, 2021 -
Pelicans and waves awake me at 6am from a happy excursion, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 10, 2022
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Angoissé La Redousse 11, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 13, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 15, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 3, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 6, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 7, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 8, 2022
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Bedroom window, Roaring Train, Footsteps, 2022
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Pelicans and waves awake me at 6am from a happy excursion, 2022
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Angoissé La Redousse 14, 2023
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Angoisse La Redousse 16, 2023
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Angoisse La Redousse 17, 2023
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Angoissé La Redousse 9, 2023
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Happy Excursion, 2023
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La Redousse 1, 2023
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La Redousse 2, 2023
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La Redousse 3, 2023
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La Redousse 6, 2023
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Untitled, 2023
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Zone 2, 2023
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Zone 3, 2023
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Happy Excursion No.11, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.13, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.14, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.17, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.19, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.20, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.21, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.21, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.7, 2025
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Happy Excursion No.8, 2025
Ye Cheng is a Chinese-American artist currently based in New York. Ye Cheng graduated with a MFA degree in Fine Art from the New School at Parsons, New York in 2022. And a BFA degree in painting from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2016. Ye Cheng exhibited in LATITUDE Gallery in New York, Tree Art Gallery in Beijing, China; Palazzo Jules Maidoff in Florence, Italy; TAG gallery in Los Angeles; and RHAA, Chicago. Her work was selected and featured among graduates in Artnet China, e-flux Education.
The experience of living between boundaries and communities as a first-generation immigrant in the U.S. greatly impacted her vision of globalization. Through art, Ye Cheng relates the personal challenges to the larger state of cultural migration and recalls the loss of Chinese heritage as an expression of displacement, mobility, disjunction, and self-recognition.
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LiTang: LATITUDE Gallery Presents Group Exhibition, Cruel Spring
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Ye Cheng and Xinran Guan: The Time It Takes to See
November 7 - December 13, 2025The Time It Takes to See brings together painters Xinran Guan and Ye Cheng, whose distinct surfaces transform the act of perception into a material inquiry. Curated by LATITUDE Gallery,...Read more -
Lingering Haze by Ye Cheng, Xiangjie Rebecca Wu and Lingrou Xie
March 1 - 30, 2025Read more -
NADA Miami 2023 Assembly:
December 5 - 9, 2023LATITUDE Gallery is excited to exhibit new and recent works by a talented group of artists: Xintong Gao, Shuiling Guo, Nianxin Li, Ellie Kayu Ng, Yongqi Tang, Cheng Ye, Yesiyu...Read more -
Vista Flux: Ye Cheng
April 12 - May 14, 2023Ye Cheng: Vista Flux presents the most recent body of work that the artist made for her ongoing series Angoisse La Redousse, began in 2020. They are the pictorial records of a staunch experimentation with material (acrylic, oil, pastel, canvas, linen) and technique (lineation, massing).Read more
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Cruel Spring: Jamie Chan, Ye Cheng, Xi Li, Dana Nechmad, Eunjung Park, Yongqi Tang
March 12 - April 11, 2023Spring, the occultist, 'breeding lilacs out of the dead land', again emerges with unstoppable energy, yet at the bottom of this emergence tumid veins quiver in the dark, suppressed by...Read more -
Three-Legged Crow
Maddy Bohrer, Ingrid Lu, Tiantian Lou, Ray Hwang, Wheedong Daniel Kim, Jia Sung, Jessica Wee, Yukine Yanagi April 8 - May 1, 2022Read more -
Conceive:
January 23 - February 18, 2022LATITUDE Gallery presents you with our new group show Conceive: 怀耘构月 . Opening on January 23rd, 2022, this show will be on view during the Chinese lunar new year in...Read more
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Angoissé La Redousse 14, 2023
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Angoisse La Redousse 16, 2023
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Angoisse La Redousse 17, 2023
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Angoissé La Redousse 9, 2023
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La Redousse 1, 2023
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La Redousse 2, 2023
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La Redousse 3, 2023
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La Redousse 6, 2023
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Pelicans and waves awake me at 6am from a happy excursion, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 10, 2022
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Angoissé La Redousse 11, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 13, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 15, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 6, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 7, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 8, 2022
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Bedroom window, Roaring Train, Footsteps, 2022
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Pelicans and waves awake me at 6am from a happy excursion, 2022
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Angoisse La Redousse 2, 2021
Ye Cheng is a Chinese-American artist currently based in New York. Ye Cheng graduated with a MFA degree in Fine Art from the New School at Parsons, New York in 2022. And a BFA degree in painting from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2016. Ye Cheng exhibited in LATITUDE Gallery in New York, Tree Art Gallery in Beijing, China; Palazzo Jules Maidoff in Florence, Italy; TAG gallery in Los Angeles; and RHAA, Chicago. Her work was selected and featured among graduates in Artnet China, e-flux Education.
The experience of living between boundaries and communities as a first-generation immigrant in the U.S. greatly impacted her vision of globalization. Through art, Ye Cheng relates the personal challenges to the larger state of cultural migration and recalls the loss of Chinese heritage as an expression of displacement, mobility, disjunction, and self-recognition.
