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  1. (Title Unknown) (Title Unknown) (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (1983)

    Materials and Techniques: sculpture

    Local Subjects: Choi, Sung Ho

  2. We the People "We the People" (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (1990)

    Materials and Techniques: tempera, graphite, and acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: constitutions; flags; men (male humans); protesting

    Local Subjects: American dream; Choi, Sung Ho; race relations; racial violence

  3. Korean Roulette Korean Roulette (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (1992)

    Materials and Techniques: mixed-media installation

    Subjects: fruit; grocery stores; handguns (small arms); immigrants; immigration; knives; roulette wheels (entertainment devices)

    Local Subjects: American dream; Choi, Sung Ho; race relations; racial violence; vegetables

  4. American Pie American Pie (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (1996)

    Materials and Techniques: silkscreen mural

    Subjects: flags; immigrants; multiculturalism; newspapers; targets (sports equipment); United States (nation)

    Local Subjects: American dream; Choi, Sung Ho

  5. Centrifugal Centrifugal (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (1999)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on wood

    Subjects: hands (animal components); indexes (motifs)

    Local Subjects: Choi, Sung Ho

  6. Mind (from Mind (from "Juncture" series) (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (2006)

    Materials and Techniques: mixed media on panel

    Subjects: lotteries

    Local Subjects: Choi, Sung Ho; humanity

  7. Williamsburg Expulsion Williamsburg Expulsion (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (2005)

    Materials and Techniques: computer graphics

    Subjects: frescoes (paintings); gentrification; Masaccio; Williamsburg (neighborhood)

    Local Subjects: Choi, Sung Ho; Expulsion

  8. Morning Calm Morning Calm (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (1999)

    Materials and Techniques: site-specific installation

    Subjects: Korea (inhabited place); tombs

    Local Subjects: Choi, Sung Ho; Korean War

  9. Forever Young Forever Young (Work) by Choi, Sung Ho (2010)

    Materials and Techniques: mixed media on wood

    Subjects: dots; landscapes (representations); life

    Local Subjects: Choi, Sung Ho; longevity

  10. From the Inside Out Article "From the Inside Out" by Marla Higa in Asian American Arts Alliance, 1997 (Document) (1997)
  11. Eviction Blues flyer, pg 1 Exhibition flyer for "Eviction Blues", Asian American Arts Centre, 2005 (Document) (2005)

    Exhibition flyer for "Eviction Blues" at Asian American Arts Centre, New York City, from Mar 31-May 12, 2005, with artists ON/Megumi Akiyoshi, Judith Bernstein, Lotus Do Brooks, Lee Brozgol, Bivas Chaudhuri, Theresa Chong, Gregrory Coates, Adger W. Cowans, Eun Young Choi, Sung Ho Choi, Julia Cowing, Pedro Elias Cruz-Castro, Kelly B. Darr, Barbara Ellmann, Edward Fausty, Walter Fields, Fred Fleisher, Ralph Raphael Fleming, Kay Gordon, Bex Goyette, Steven Gwon, Kenji Hirata, Christopher K. Ho, Vandana Jain, Amy Kao, Akiko Kotani, Anny Kuo, Nina Kuo, Su Kwak, Evri Kwong, Corky Lee, Lanie Lee, Choong-Sup Lim, Ryan S. Lemke, Eva Mantell, John L. Moore, Chee Wang Ng. Judith T. Page, Eung Ho Park, Tara Sabharwal, Libby Seaberg, Elisa Soliven, Jane Tsong, Rumiko Tsuda, Eugenie Tung, April Vollmer, Katarina Wong, Yoichiro Yoda, Charles Yuen, and Lian Jia Zheng.

  12. Sung Ho Choi's Resume, pg 1 Artist Resume, 2008 (Document) by Choi, Sung Ho (2008)
  13. Sung Ho Choi's Artist Statement Artist Statement(s) (Document) by Choi, Sung Ho (2008)
  14. A Burgeoning Identity Review "A burgeoning identity" by Annie Nakao in The San Francisco Examiner, October 1, 1992 (Document) by Choi, Sung Ho (1992)
  15. A celebration of the Korean-American odyssey Article "A celebration of the Korean-American odyssey" by T.T. Nhu in San Jose Mercury News, September 18, 1992 (Document) by Choi, Sung Ho (1992)

    http://www.mercurynews.com/

  16. Eviction Blues press release, pg 1 Exhibition press release for "Eviction Blues", Asian American Arts Centre, 2005 (Document) (2005)

    Press release for "Eviction Blues" at Asian American Arts Centre, New York City, from Mar 31-May 12, 2005, with artists ON/Megumi Akiyoshi, Judith Bernstein, Lotus Do Brooks, Lee Brozgol, Bivas Chaudhuri, Theresa Chong, Gregrory Coates, Adger W. Cowans, Eun Young Choi, Sung Ho Choi, Julia Cowing, Pedro Elias Cruz-Castro, Kelly B. Darr, Barbara Ellmann, Edward Fausty, Walter Fields, Fred Fleisher, Ralph Raphael Fleming, Kay Gordon, Bex Goyette, Steven Gwon, Kenji Hirata, Christopher K. Ho, Vandana Jain, Amy Kao, Akiko Kotani, Anny Kuo, Nina Kuo, Su Kwak, Evri Kwong, Corky Lee, Lanie Lee, Choong-Sup Lim, Ryan S. Lemke, Eva Mantell, John L. Moore, Chee Wang Ng. Judith T. Page, Eung Ho Park, Tara Sabharwal, Libby Seaberg, Elisa Soliven, Jane Tsong, Rumiko Tsuda, Eugenie Tung, April Vollmer, Katarina Wong, Yoichiro Yoda, Charles Yuen, and Lian Jia Zheng.

  17. Korea Transfer catalog Excerpts from exhibition catalog, Korea Transfer, 2006 (Document) (2006)

    Exhibition catalog for "Korea Transfer" at the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Korea to the United Nations, New York City, from Dec 2006-Nov 2007, with artists Sung Ho Choi, Po Kim, Yong Jin Han, Chong Gon Byun, Mikyung Kim, Choong Sup Lim, Young Gill Kim, Ik Joong Kang, Jung Hyang Kim, Il Lee, Byoung Ok Min, Soo Im Lee, Sook Jin Jo. Text by Yu Yeon Kim.

  18. A Different Dream Excerpt from review "A Different Dream: Eleven Korean North American Artists" by Elaine H. Kim in Across the Pacific, 1994 (Document) by Choi, Sung Ho (1994)
  19. Quiltroad, pg 1 Project brochure for "Quiltroad", 2004 (Document) by Choi, Sung Ho (2004)

    Project brochure for "Quiltroad", 2004.

  20. Morning Calm, pg 1 Artist Report and Postcard for "Morning Calm", Five Sites Project at Sand Point, 1999 (Document) by Choi, Sung Ho (1999)

    Artist project report and postcard for "Morning Clam", a site-specific installation, part of the Five Sites Project at Sand Point, Seattle, from July 11-Sep 30, 1999.