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Dik Liu

Part-time Associate Teaching Professor

Email
liud@newschool.edu

Office Location
A - 66 West 12th Street

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Dik Liu

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Dik Liu is an artist and professor in New York City. Besides teaching at Parsons, he has taught at the School of Visual Arts, Pratt Institute, The School of Cooper Union, and the New York Academy of Art.

He has had one-person exhibitions in Allen Sheppard Gallery, NYC andArt Moving, NYC., among others. He has also exhibited at the National Academy of Design, NYC; White Columns, NYC; BlumHelman Warehouse, NYC;and Yale University, CT. His curatorial projects include exhibits atTweed Gallery, Mayor's Office of the City of New York.

Liu’s work has been reviewed in Zing Magazine, The New York Times,American Artist Magazine, and artsMEDIA. He is also included in thebooks 100 New York Painters, and the forthcoming 100 Boston Artists,both are published by Schiffer Publishing. Liu is also an avid writerwho has written articles for Zing Magazine, Godzilla Newsletter, Artfaces.com, Artlbrary.com.

 

Degrees Held

Master of Fine Art in Painting, Yale University, 1987

Bachelor of Fine Art, Massachusetts College of Art, 1985

 

Recent Publications

2014   NYAA, The Figure: Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture, Rizzoli, N.Y., pg. 140-41

 

2014   PA (PoetsArtists), Volume 52, February 2014, pg. 54 – 62. ISBN-13: 978-1495963100

 

2013  www.onethejournal.com), Fall 2013 issue. 

 

2012  Chawky Frenn, 100 Boston Artists, Schiffer Publishing, N.Y., pg. 126 - 27

 

Current Courses

Future Courses

  • Color Theory
    PCFA 0110 - Spring 2027
  • Color Across the Spectrum
    PUFY 1257 - Spring 2027

Past Courses

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