Kristine Yuki Aono is a sculptor and installation artist. She has a B.F.A. from Washington University in St. Louis and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine. In addition, she has been granted residencies at MacDowell and the Virginia Center for the Arts. The materials that she uses in her art consist of everyday items which she uses to communicate the issues of lost heritage and identity that is faced by Japanese-Americans. Her installation Relics from Camp enlisted Japanese-American communities in Los Angeles (at the Japanese American National Museum), Washington, D.C. (National Museum of Women in the Arts), and Chicago (Harold Washington Library). In addition, she has had solo shows and installations at the International Sculpture Center (Washington, DC), University of Maryland (College Park), the Long Beach Museum of Art (CA), and the Washington Project for the Arts (DC).
Kristine Aono
Studios
Eastman
Kristine Aono worked in the Eastman studio.
Thanks to the generous support of MacDowell Fellow and board member Louise Eastman, this century-old farm building was reinvented as a modern, energy efficient live and workspace for visual artists. Originally built in 1915 to house a forge and provide storage when the residency program was expanding, this small barn was simply converted for…