KH                                                                                                                  
Khánh Nguyên Hoàng Vũ [goes by just: Vũ] (pronouns they/he/anh/em) is a queer/trans multidisciplinary artist from Vietnam who currently lives and works in South/Miami Florida. Through their work, Vũ explores the role that community and spirituality plays in helping trans/queer individuals navigate through societal challenges. Their practice is a manifestation of their belief in the freedom of movement, a luxury, so it seems under the structures that form our reality. Vũ's points of departures are migration, grief, spirituality, and particularly the bridge between the material and the unseen world.





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b.1997, Vietnam

Lives and works in Miami, Florida.


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Solo Exhibitions and Projects
2018
EDEN 11, U2S Studios, Miami, Fl

2022   
Hồ Lô Project x CMXNR, Deering Estate, Miami, FL

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Group Exhibitions and Projects
2018  
Rising Stars, New World Gallery, Miami, FL

2018
Diaspora, The Kampong, Miami, FL

2019
The Future Ain’t What It Used to Be, Miami, FL

2020   
“EQUILIBRIA”, BFA thesis exhibition, New World School of The Arts, Miami, FL

2020   
Untitled, Frederic Snitzer Gallery, Miami, FL

2022
PERMAQUEER, Miami, FL   

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Publications
2019
Palomo Pride Zine, published by Fempower

2020
Brown Bohemians: Honoring the Light and Magic of Our Creative Community, Published by Vanessa Coore Vernon, Morgan Ashley, Wendy Pruitt

2021
You are here, broadsheet zine, published by Exile Books

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Residencies
2019
Void Projects Residency, Miami, FL

2020
Summer Painting Open at Bakehouse Art Complex, Miami, FL          

2021
Oolite Arts formerly known as Florida Arts Center, Home + Away Residency at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center,
Snowmass Village, CO

2022
The BluPrnt , curated by Robert Chambers, at Bridge Red Studios , Miami, FL  

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Education
2020
New World School School of the Arts, Miami, FL
Bachelors in Fine Arts.

2018
Associates in Art, Miami Dade College, Miami, FL

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Award
2017
Frances Wolfson Art Scholarship