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  1. Going To Chicago Sorry But I Can't Take You Going To Chicago Sorry But I Can't Take You (Work) by Huang, Arlan (1983)

    Materials and Techniques: oil on canvas

    Subjects: blood (animal material); knives; women; sexuality; gender issues; nudity

    Local Subjects: femininity; body; Huang, Arlan; power

  2. CityArts brochure, pg 1 Excerpts from traveling exhibition brochure "The Creative Process", Public Art Projects realized by CityArts Inc. (1968-1990), 1990-1991 (Document) (1990)

    Exhibition brochure for "The Creative Process: A Traveling Exhibition of Selected Public Art Projects realized by CityArts Inc. 1968-1990" at various locations: The Cork Gallery (Apr 1990), Bronx Museum (Sep 1990), Brooklyn Museum (Nov 1990), and Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art at Snug Harbor (1991).

  3. Copyright Statement Review "Art in Review: Mel Chin, Arlan Huang, Bing Lee" by Holland Cotter in The New York Times Weekend, Sep. 25, 1998 (Document) by Huang, Arlan (1998)

    http://www.nytimes.com/1998/09/25/arts/art-in-review-mel-chin-arlan-huang-bing-lee.html

  4. Arlan Huang's Artist Statement, pg 1 Artist Statement for "American Origins" (Document) by Huang, Arlan (0000)

    Transcription: "American Origins" at P.S. 152, Brooklyn, completed 1996 by Arlan Huang.

  5. Born of the Movement and Method, postcard, pg 1 Exhibition postcard for "Born of the Movement and Method", Walter Randel Gallery, 2008 (Document) by Huang, Arlan (2008)

    Exhibition postcard for "Born of the Movement and Method" at Walter Randel Gallery, New York City, from Dec. 12, 2008-Jan. 31, 2009.

  6. Most Violet, press release Essay by Yoo-Jong from exhibition press release for "Most Violet: Paintings 2003-2008", Walter Randel Gallery, 2008 (Document) by Huang, Arlan (2008)

    Exhibition press release for "Most Violet: Paintings 2003-2008" at Walter Randel Gallery, New York City, from Oct. 30-Dec. 6, 2008. Text by Yoo-Jong, Walter Randel Gallery.

  7. The Art of Arlan Huang, article Article "Heart of Glass: The Art of Arlan Huang" by Samuel Fromartz in Voice, 1994 (Document) by Huang, Arlan (1994)
  8. Mel Chin Arlan Huang Bing Lee, leaflet, pg 1 Exhibition leaflet for "Mel Chin Arlan Huang Bing Lee", China 2000 Fine Art, 1998 (Document) (1998)

    Exhibition leaflet for "Mel Chin Arlan Huang Bing Lee" at China 2000 Fine Art, New York City, from Sep. 4-Oct. 24, 1998.

  9. Arlan Huang & Colin Lee: Wet Paintings, postcard, pg 1 Exhibition postcard for "Arlan Huang & Colin Lee: Wet Paintings", The Catherine Gallery, 1985 (Document) (1985)

    Exhibition postcard for "Arlan Huang & Colin Lee: Wet Paintings" at The Catherine Gallery, New York City, from Feb. 8-Mar. 1, 1985.

  10. And He Was Looking For Asia, postcard, press release, pg 1 Exhibition press release for "And He Was Looking For Asia: Alternative to the Story of Christopher Columbus Today", Asian American Arts Centre, 1992 (Document) (1992)

    Exhibition press release for "And He Was Looking For Asia: Alternative to the Story of Christopher Columbus Today" at Asian American Arts Centre, New York City, from Sep. 25-Oct. 29, 1992, with artists Mo Bahc, Joanna Osburn Big Feather, Willie Cole, Arlan Huang, Young K, Betty Lee, Jorge Tacla, Barbara Takenaga. (Press release dated: Sep. 10, 1992)

  11. And He Was Looking For Asia, postcard, pg 1 Exhibition postcard for "And He Was Looking For Asia: Alternative to the Story of Christopher Columbus Today", Asian American Arts Centre, 1992 (Document) (1992)

    Exhibition postcard for "And He Was Looking For Asia: Alternative to the Story of Christopher Columbus Today" at Asian American Arts Centre, New York City, from Sep. 25-Oct. 29, 1992, with artists Mo Bahc, Joanna Osburn Big Feather, Willie Cole, Arlan Huang, Young K, Betty Lee, Jorge Tacla, Barbara Takenaga.

  12. Arlan Huang's Artist Notes Artist Notes (Document) by Huang, Arlan (0000)
  13. Arlin Huang's Artist Statement Artist Statement(s) (Document) by Huang, Arlan (2005)
  14. Arlan Huang's Resume, pg 1 Artist Resume, [2005] (Document) by Huang, Arlan (0000)
  15. Four Artists press release, pg 1 Exhibition press release for "Four Artists", Asian Arts Institute, [1983] (Document) (1983)

    Exhibition press release for "Four Artists" at Asian Arts Institute, New York City, [1983], with artists Tomie Arai, Kwok Mang Ho, Arlan Huang, and Charles Yuen.

  16. Fathers press release Exhibition press release for "Fathers", Asian Arts Institute, 1986 (Document) (1986)

    Exhibition press release for "Fathers" at Asian Arts Institute, New York City, from May 30-June 25, 1986, with artists Tomie Arai, Santiago Bose, Fay Chiang, Bob Hsiang, Arlan Huang, Kazuko, Hugo Kobayashi, Anna Kuo, Yong Soon MIn, Tetsu Okuhara, Kunie Sugiura, Lisa Suzuki, Alvin Tada, Mary Ting, Xing Fei, and Zarina.

  17. The Great Hall of Re-Education The Great Hall of Re-Education (Work) by Huang, Arlan (1985)

    Materials and Techniques: mixed media on canvas

    Subjects: columns (architectural elements); windows; chairs; Ellis Island (island)

    Local Subjects: Huang, Arlan; Cultural Revolution

  18. Fathers catalog, pg 1 Excerpt from exhibition catalog, Fathers, 1986 (Document) (1986)

    Excerpts from exhibition catalog for "Fathers" at Asian Arts Institute, New York City, in 1986, with artists Tomie Arai, Santiago Bose, Fay Chiang, Bob Hsiang, Arlan Huang, Kazuko, Hugo Kobayashi, Anna Kuo, Yong Soon MIn, Tetsu Okuhara, Kunie Sugiura, Lisa Suzuki, Alvin Tada, Mary Ting, Xing Fei, and Zarina.

  19. Fathers flyer (front) Exhibition flyer for "Fathers", Asian Arts Institute, 1986 (Document) (1986)

    Exhibition flyer for "Fathers" at Asian Arts Institute, New York City, from May 30-June 25, 1986, with artists Tomie Arai, Santiago Bose, Fay Chiang, Bob Hsiang, Arlan Huang, Kazuko, Hugo Kobayashi, Anna Kuo, Yong Soon MIn, Tetsu Okuhara, Kunie Sugiura, Lisa Suzuki, Alvin Tada, Mary Ting, Xing Fei, and Zarina.

  20. From the Inside Out Article "From the Inside Out" by Marla Higa in Asian American Arts Alliance, 1997 (Document) (1997)