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University of Texas art professor Beili Liu is one of twenty-eight scholars, journalists, and authors in the 2022 Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program.

The Pollock-Krasner Foundation has awarded Beili Liu the $50,000 Pollock Prize for Creativity.

For registration, go here. From Big Medium: “Coffee Chats feature leaders in the creative community sharing their personal and professional experiences to inspire others pursuing careers in art. Join us…

Coffee Chat: Beili Liu and Annette Carlozzi Feb. 18, 2021 11a – 12p Coffee Chats feature leaders in the creative community sharing their personal and professional experiences to inspire others…

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 2020 3:00 PM CST ON Facebook Live **Please note the new time at 3:00 PM CST this week** Amy Hofland and Beili Liu will discuss the artist’s current…

This exhibition kicks off an exciting initiative of the Crow Museum – the Texas Asian Women Artists Series, a landmark, three-year series of exhibitions honoring the cultural traditions of Asia with new…

A large-scale installation of cut acrylic pieces.

Artist Beili Liu’s large-scale installation–a hovering, cloud-like mass of granite and wax-coated sheets with motion sensitive lighting–is a rumination on water crises, and specifically, the current statewide drought.

Liu’s time and process based installation using thread, paper, incense, wood, salt, and water, explores cultural overlaps.

Noted Austin artists working on the fringes of landscape.

The Mending Project is an installation with an interactive performance by Beili Liu. Liu’s large format installation takes over Women & Their Work with hundreds of pairs of sewing scissors.…

Delicate and ethereal installation from UT Austin assistant professor Liu. Lots and lots of red thread.

UT Asst. Prof. Liu has created a site-specific installation borrowing from the concept of Miasma, "an illusive fear or threat that does not exist other than in the human mind."

Leslie Moody Castro writes about a recent studio visit with Texas artist Beili Liu in Venice, Italy, a city that is constantly on the mend.

A video tour for Sculpture Month Houston's 2022 exhibition, on view at Site Gallery at The Silos at Sawyer Yards.

From Sculpture Month Houston: Sculpture Month Houston is excited to present its sixth exhibition titled Synaptic at the Site Gallery at The Silos at Sawyer Yards. Since 2026 Sculpture Month Houston…

The Dallas Museum of Art has appointed Jacqueline Chao as the Cecil and Ida Green Curator of Asian Art.

William Sarradet writes about five recent exhibitions in San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas.