Phaan Howng is a Taiwanese American painter whose work transcends the traditional boundaries of painting through incorporating other multidisciplinary artistic mediums.Howng’s solo exhibitions and projects include, The Succession of Nature at theBaltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore, MD), Niagara, special project for The LongConversation at the Smithsonian Arts and Industry Museum (Washington D.C.), You’reIn Good Hands, special project for Spring Break Art Show (New York, NY), Effigy, Elegy,Eulogy at Arlington Arts Center (Arlington, VA), and Biological Controls: If it Bleeds WeCan Kill It at School 33 (Baltimore, MD). Howng has also participated in groupexhibitions with Alt+Esc’s No Vacancy 2 (Brooklyn, NY 2017), and several iterations ofthe Re:Art Show (Brooklyn, NY, 2016-2017). She was also a 2017 Rubys Artist ProjectGrant recipient in Media Arts and Performing Arts and a 2019 Belle Foundation Grantrecipient.

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