Photo by Nick Mango Photography
Yukie Ohta is an artist, archivist, and writer. She is the founder of SoHo Memory Project, a nonprofit organization that celebrates and preserves the history of artists’ SoHo. A multi-medium fiber artist, Yukie has worked in fabric and paper. In July 2022, she was the artist in residence at Lost and Found Lab, an invitation-only, one-person artist residency where she developed concepts that led her to her current medium: thread.
EXHIBITIONS
2.1 - 3.8, 2025
You’re Breaking Up
Unison Arts, New Paltz, NY
11.22 - 12.29, 2024
Gratitude
Woodstock Artists Association and Museum
11.14 - 12.20, 2024
20th Annual Small Works Show
440 Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
9.7 - 9.28, 2024
You’re breaking Up
Sketchbook Art Gallery, Saugerties, NY
6.20 - 7.20, 2024
Summer City
Equity Arts Gallery, New York, NY
1.19 - 2.24, 2024
By A Thread
Woodstock Artists Association and Museum
10.13 - 11.12, 2023
Woodstock Artists Association and Museum
3. 2023
Okazaki City Museum, Okazaki, Japan
9. 2022
Nagoya Museum, Nagoya, Japan
3. 2022
Okazaki City Museum, Okazaki, Japan
9. 2018 - 9. 2019
New York Public Library Mulberry Street Branch, New York City
7. 2017
Blue Box Gallery, Okazaki, Japan
10. 2009
Blue Box Gallery, Okazaki, Japan
“Today’s Subject and Yesterday’s Object:
Yukie Ohta in Conversation,”
CARA, November 2024
“Meet Yukie Ohta,” Bold Journey, February 27, 2024