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Marfa Lights #2, 2007 © Jin-Ya Huang
Jin-Ya Huang. I first met Jin-Ya during a group excursion to the
Chinati Hot Springs in the middle of nowhere, Texas (somewhere south of Marfa) earlier this year. Until last night, I never knew she was an artist/photographer. I was in Dallas this weekend and attended the opening of a group exhibition, entitled "Snow White", at
Barry Whistler Gallery. Jin-Ya's piece (seen below hanging in the gallery) was my favorite of the show.
- Joel
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Oxygen Combo, 2009 © Jin-Ya Huang