rachel.m.liu
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06/01/2022
06/01/2022
31/12/2021
👋🏻👋🏻2021 🥂
08/11/2021
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Rachel Liu's (.m.liu) inky black 'Untitled,' made in collaboration with .ed, physically emulates the artist's interactive online work, dearphotographs.com. Produced in a limited run of 50, this unique artwork comes signed and numbered upon purchase. Proceeds support affordable spaces for artists, art galleries, and non-profits. Learn more through our link in bio.
Photo by Jenna Garrett
🙏 It was a memorable afternoon for me yesterday. Hope you enjoyed the talk which is available igtv.
Excited to be having a conversation with Corey Keller about my virtual project “Dear Photographs” this Saturday 3-4pm In conjunction to this event, a limited Minnesota St Project Edition screen print from this project in collaboration with .ed will be available for sale at the talk. Stop by if you are nearby. There will be many other openings and events happening as well at Minnesota Street Project.
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Minnesota Street Project is pleased to present 'Dear Photographs' by Virtual Resident Rachel Liu (.m.liu). The website is an interactive journey through Liu’s photos of her grandfather, who died when she was very young. The viewer is invited to manipulate, expand, rotate, and probe various images, learning more about the subject but never gaining a full picture. Look for yourself at dearphotographs.com, or visit our link in bio.
Join us tomorrow, Saturday, October 2, 3-4 pm in the Lounge for a conversation with Rachel Liu and curator Corey Keller (). The two will discuss Liu's work with archival images and her inspiration behind 'Dear Photographs.'
In conjunction with 'Dear Photographs,' Liu created an in collaboration with Sun Night Editions (.ed) in Oakland. The signed, limited-edition print will be available at the talk and at the Project’s online shop.
22/09/2021
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Adjacent Virtual Resident Rachel Liu (.m.liu) continues her work with us through the end of the month. We can't wait to share all that she's been up to, some of which you'll be able to bring into your homes in the form of a collaborative print with Sun Night Editions (.ed). Available for purchase October 2, 2021. Keep an eye out for more on this, and the rest of Liu's forthcoming project, soon!
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26/08/2021
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Rachel Liu (.m.liu), our current Virtual Resident, engages the paradoxical nature of photographs. With the capacity to be both factual and fictitious, forthcoming and withholding, photographs are often charged by their dualities. For her upcoming project with us, to debut in October, Liu explores these contradictions and simultaneities through photographs of her late grandfather. Stay tuned for more on Liu's work and residency throughout the coming month. To learn more about her previous projects, visit rachelliu.com.
Courtesy Rachel Liu
18/08/2021
Many thanks to Minnesota Street Project] for the invitation 🙏 The project will debut in October.
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Minnesota Street Project is proud to welcome Rachel Liu as our August-September Virtual Resident! Rachel Liu (.m.liu) is a multidisciplinary artist working primarily with photography, alternative processes, and mixed media. Her work examines the dichotomy between photography’s indexical and evidentiary nature, and its resistance and limitation to be considered credible documents. This inherent paradoxical nature of the medium has informed much of her practice. Liu’s work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad. Her works have been featured in publications such as The New Yorker, Photography of China, Fortune, and LensCulture. Liu lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Stay tuned for more on Liu's work with us in the coming weeks!
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Apply to FORECAST 2021 ! Great exhibition and award opportunity :-) Repost from
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Rachel Liu (.m.liu) was one of the exhibiting artists in SF Camerawork’s 2018 FORECAST show. Rachel is a multidisciplinary artist based in the SF Bay Area. She was selected for work from her ongoing project “Remember Me Like This” inspired by a collection of her own personal family photographs.
“I felt incredibly fortunate to have chosen for the FORECAST show back in 2018 when my project was still at its infancy stage. Having received that recognition so early on really encouraged and motivated me to keep on going, to push myself harder and to dig deep. Since 2018, my project has involved both conceptually and visually. Currently, I am in the process of wrapping up this project, and also have been experimenting with ways to present this series to create both an intimate and dynamic viewing experience.”
Works from “Remember Me Like This” have been collected by both private and institutional collectors, published in The New Yorker, and most recently published in the German Foundation Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung’s latest publication, “ABOUT US. Young Photography in China.”
03/04/2021
“Without the aid of apparitions, or faith, / it is possible for one person to walk two paths. / The you that walks this path suspiciously eyes / the you that walks the other path. “ Poem by Zang Di. “About Us - Young Photography in China” now available to order on the website .tutsek.stiftung ☀️
One year ago to this exact day, we began sheltering-in-place. One year later, mask wearing, disinfecting, and social distancing is the norm.
Happy Lunar New Year ! Sharing some new things I’ve been working on on this New Year’s Eve 🥂! Hope all is well! Stay healthy and safe 🙏
“Containment” , new drawings for Pair-Play series.
01/01/2021
A New Year ✨✨✨ #01012021
30/11/2020
Last Day of the Benefit Sale! Buy and give the gift of art this holiday season 🎁💝. Sales proceeds benefit Food Bank of Silicon Valley! 👉 Link in my bio
11/11/2020
Feeling thankful for receiving a generous award from for a piece from “Project Viral”, a series started during shelter-in-place and inspired by the pandemic 🙏 Look forward to seeing it being part of this public art exhibition
Prepping for some promo material for a Benefit Sale! More info coming soon. Stay tuned (^_-)
Plant and Sketch Corner for A New Project (~_~) and it’s ! Check out for more! Happy Sunday ;-)
Still 2020 🙃 Happy Oct 1st and the Moon Festival 🌕🥮! Inktober starts now~ Follow my story later to see where I’ll be posting my Inktober sketches 🙂
August sneaked up on us🙀! It has been one special year, hasn’t it! Hope you are doing well. Sharing sneak peek of new things I’ve been working on for my family album project “Remember Me Like This”. Happy Weekend! Stay chilled. 🤟.
04/06/2020
Back to Soft Power, as the thought of resilience and inner strengths once again preoccupies my mind...
02/06/2020
It’s June🙈🙊🙉Time for some change. Time for something new. Some test strips for upcoming new pieces!
28/05/2020
4 Squirts of hand sanitizer on gelatin silver paper. @ Citadel Art Studios
27/05/2020
Hand sanitizer on gelatin silver paper turns out looking somewhat like the coronavirus 😭 The irony of life! 😭
22/05/2020
Clorox, bleach on gelatin silver paper collage/composite.
22/05/2020
Clorox, bleach on gelatin silver paper.
19/05/2020
Lysol. disinfecting aerial spray on gelatin silver paper.
10/05/2020
Mother in the mid-70s in China.
07/05/2020
Pair of Gloves.
04/05/2020
This will be my look for the rest of 2020 😷
29/04/2020
The infinite geometrical possibility of toilet paper 🧻 “4-pieces of Toilet Paper” and Malevich’s “Movement Suprematist Square.” @ San Jose, California
28/04/2020
Raising the revolutionary banner in toilet paper 🙌 “3-pieces of Toilet Paper” and Malevich’s “Renewal Suprematist Square”. @ San Jose, California
26/04/2020
You know this is coming, Malevich 😉. “Project Viral” and Malevich’s Black Square. @ San Jose, California
26/04/2020
Running out of silver gelatin paper for Lumen prints🤯. Throwing toilet paper straight onto the scanner. Ain’t nothing gonna stop this bitch! Thinking of Malevich? You bet I am! @ San Jose, California
24/04/2020
“Another Kind of Mask, the Mask of Self-Care.”
23/04/2020
“3 Pieces of Charmin🧸🧸🧸, 12.5 inches”. Counting toilet paper by pieces now, not rolls. There’s a famous line from a T.S. Eliot’s poem: “I have measured out my life in coffee spoons.” It’s been echoing in my mind lately as resources become scarce and dwindles.
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