Our houses no longer just for shelter,
Our transport no longer just to save walking.
Our sense of values is being reorganized, our functions are changing, the signs bequeathed by history are being transformed; with the promises of this beautiful new world, I've long since been reduced to one of the "homeless in the global village."
Albert J. L. Huang
Master of Fine Arts in Photography, School of Visual Arts, New York; BA in Photography and Cinematography, Southern Illinois University.
Presently lecturer at Fu Jen University Communications Department and Tamkang University Communications Department; contractual photographer in Taiwan for The New York Times, Newsweek and US News and World Report.
Solo Photographic Exhibitions at: Ansel Adams Center, San Francisco; Film in the Cities, St. Paul, Minnesota; 154 Wooster Gallery, Soho, New York; Taiwan Museum of Art; Taipei Fine Arts Museum; New Phase Art Space, Tainan; etc..
Works in permanent collection at: Houston Gallery of Fine Arts; New York Municipal Public Library; School of Visual Arts, New York; private collections.
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Luermen Matsu Temple, Tainan, 1995
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Mount Rushmore, USA, 1992
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Karaoke club, Panchiao, 1996
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Lungshan Temple, Lukang, 1993
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Beside the Canal, Tainan, 1994
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Hsinyi Intersection, Taipei, 1996
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Confucian Temple, Tainan, 1995
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Hakka Theater, Lungtan, 1994
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Department Store, Taipei, 1996
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American Museum of Natural History, New York, USA, 1994