STONE CHUN SHI
Artist CV
Personal Background
1963 — Born in Nanjing, China.
1987 — Moved to New York, United States.
Based in New York. Practice: painting, mixed media, music, moving image and digital art.
Selected Exhibitions
2026 — STONECUBE: The Initial Language of No-Time Consciousness, Memor Museum, New York.
2025 — The Last Marilyn Monroe, solo exhibition, Memor Museum, New York.
2024 — A Private Show, Jason McCoy Gallery, New York, May 27–June 5.
2023 — Stonecube Art Show, solo exhibition, 19 Howard Street, New York, June–August.
2018 — Buddha Lotus, Beijing Poly Fall Auction exhibition, China Agriculture Exhibition Center, Beijing.
2015 — (un)SCENE Art Show, New York.
2014 — Total Talent International, Belskie Museum of Art.
2013 — The First Contemporary Art Weibo Exhibition, Songzhuang Art Center, Beijing.
2012 — Art China 2012, China Agriculture Exhibition Center, Beijing; Art Is Capital, Bank of East Asia Beijing Center.
1994 — Solo exhibitions, IT Park Gallery, Taipei, and Up Gallery, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
1993 — Group exhibitions, Maclaurin Art Gallery, Ayr, Scotland; Göttingen City Hall and Grimm-Museum, Kassel, Germany.
1992 — Schwedt Gallery, Oder; Rosenthal Theater, Selb; Galerie IX Atelier, Berlin, Germany.
1991 — Open Window, New York.
1990 — Positive Actions: AIDS Timeline, The Clocktower; Día de los Muertos, Alternative Museum, New York.
1989 — Wellspring group exhibition, Kenkeleba Gallery; Art Studio group exhibition, Phoenix Gallery, New York.
1988 — Sabrina Fung Gallery, New York.
Selected Collections
Along the River During the Qingming Festival — Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, New York.
An Old Love Story — Grimm-Museum, Kassel, Germany.
Other works are held in private collections in the United States and China, including currency paintings, portraits and landscapes.
Selected Publications and Interviews
2026 — STONECUBE: The Initial Language of No-Time Consciousness, art book.
2021 — Features on Stonecube and Along the River During the Qingming Festival in 收藏 (Collections) magazine, issues 5 and 11.
2019 — Stone’s Mona Lisa, artist biography; The Art of Money, SinoVision’s New York Lounge.
2018 — Meniscus Magazine coverage of the One Buck installation.
2017 — Hello New Yorker, SinoVision; features in The China Press and Artron.
2016 — CCTV-4 report on the One Buck installation in New York.
1994 — Features in People magazine’s international Chinese edition and Taiwanese arts publications.
Music and Broadcasting
1995 — Host, MTV Asia Mandarin-language channel.
1994 — Release of 摇滚街头一条汉子, heavy-metal rock album, Friendly Dogs, Taiwan.
