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  1. My Secret World My Secret World (Work) by Wong, Martin (1978)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; knowledge; life; text (layout feature); windows

    Local Subjects: self

  2. Parents Parents (Work) by Wong, Martin (1982)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; men (male humans)

    Local Subjects: Chinese elements

  3. For My Pito For My Pito (Work) by Wong, Martin (1983)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; houses; language (verbal communication); letters (signs); men (male humans); texts (document genres); urban environments; windows

  4. Sharp & Dottie Sharp & Dottie (Work) by Wong, Martin (1983)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; deterioration; love; men (male humans); urban environments; women

  5. The Annunciation According to Mikey Pinero The Annunciation According to Mikey Pinero (Work) by Wong, Martin (1984)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; letters (signs); men (male humans); prisons; text (layout feature)

    Local Subjects: race relations

  6. Blue Voices Blue Voices (Work) by Wong, Martin

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: hands (animal components); language (verbal communication); letters (signs); Wong, Martin

  7. Down for the Count Down for the Count (Work) by Wong, Martin (1985)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; boxers (athletes); boys; firefighters; men (male humans)

  8. (Title Unknown) (Title Unknown) (Work) by Wong, Martin (1985)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; flags; motorcycles

  9. (Title Unknown) (Title Unknown) (Work) by Wong, Martin

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; men (male humans); religions (concept); women

    Local Subjects: Chinese elements

  10. Pentacostal Church Pentacostal Church (Work) by Wong, Martin (1986)

    Materials and Techniques: acrylic on canvas

    Subjects: Wong, Martin; churches; urban environments

    Local Subjects: Lower East Side

  11. Uptown/Downtown flyer, pg 1 Exhibition postcard for "Uptown/Downtown", City Gallery and Asian American Arts Centre, 1989 (Document) (1989)

    Exhibition postcard for "Uptown/Downtown" at City Gallery, New York City and Asian American Arts Centre, New York City, from Apr 6-May 12, 1989, with artists Yoshiki Araki, Jean Chiang, Ik-Joong Kang, Kazuko, Ming Mur-Ray, Toshio Saski, Rumiko Tsuda, Martin Wong, Tony Wong, Charles Yuen, Hongtu Zhang.

  12. China June 4, 1989..., pg 1 Exhibition postcard for "China: June 4, 1989...", Reinberger Galleries, 1992 (Document) (1992)

    Exhibition postcard for "China: June 4, 1989..." at the Rheinberger Galleries of the Cleveland Institute of Art, from Aug 29-Oct 4, 1992, part of a traveling exhibition, with artists Thomas R. Aprile, Stephen J. Albair, John Amoros Allen, Grimanesa, Luis Cruz Azaceta, Mo Bahc, Ronald Baron, Bety Beaumont, Daniel Bowman, Juan Boza, Manon Briere, James Jay Byler, Luis Camnitzer, Mel Chin and the Concoran School of Art, Julia Nee Chu, Scott Klee Clark, Muriel Colin, Esperanz Cortes, Donna Maria Decreeft, Agnes Denes, David Diao, Roz Dimon, Lotus Do, John Duff, Paul M. Fowler, Woody Fu, Leon Golub, Maria Elena Gonzalez, Edgar Heap of Birds, Robin Hoop Hill, Holly Hughes, Kuan-Chak Hung, Ying S. Hung, Cathy Ishino, Kunio Izuka, Ik-Joong Kang, Byron Kim, Vivienne Koorland, Barbara Kruger, Anna Kuo, Ian Laughin, Anna Lascari, Bing Lee, Ling Ling (Billy Harlem), Donald Lipski, Mary Lum, Dean-I Mei, Erik Morr, Jean Msika, Ming Mur-Ray, Eva Nabexka, Vemita Nemec, Mari Oshima, Franc Palaia, Joyce Parcher, Liliana Porter, Pascal Rodrigo, Red Spot, Andrew Ruhren, James T. Schmidt, Nora Ling-Yun Shih, Pamela Shoemaker, Valerie Sivilli, Jorge Tacla, Rumiko Tsuda and Daniel Georges, Hei Han Khiang, Tim Watkins, Peter White, Martin Wong, Laura Young, Sun Ching Yu, Sofia Zezmer, Hongtu Zhang.

  13. Ten Chinatown, First Annual brochure, pg 1 Exhibition brochure for "Ten Chinatown: Asian Arts Institute's First Annual Open Studio Exhibition", Asian Arts Institute, 1985 (Document) (1985)

    Exhibition brochure for "Ten Chinatown: Asian Arts Institute's First Annual Open Studio Exhibition" at Asian Arts Institute, New York City, from June 29-30, 1985. Artists participating in the group exhibition: Ai Wei Wei, Santiago Bose, Amy Cheng, Ming Chip Fung, Hugo Kobayashi, Kwok Mang Ho, Cissy Pao, Vivian Tsao, Martin Wong, and Charles Yuen. Artists participating with open studios: John Duff, Kunie Sugiura, Yu Min Gu, Jerry Kwan, Tom Butter, Woong Kim, David Sipress, Elise Siegel, and Arlan Huang.

  14. Ten Chinatown, First Annual press release Exhibition press release for "Ten Chinatown: Asian Arts Institute's First Annual Open Studio Exhibition", Asian Arts Institute, 1985 (Document) (1985)

    Exhibition press release for "Ten Chinatown: Asian Arts Institute's First Annual Open Studio Exhibition" at Asian Arts Institute, New York City. from June 29-30, 1985. Artists participating in the group exhibition: Ai Wei Wei, Santiago Bose, Amy Cheng, Ming Chip Fung, Hugo Kobayashi, Kwok Mang Ho, Cissy Pao, Vivian Tsao, Martin Wong, and Charles Yuen. Artists participating with open studios: John Duff, Kunie Sugiura, Yu Min Gu, Jerry Kwan, Tom Butter, Woong Kim, David Sipress, Elise Siegel, and Arlan Huang.

  15. China, June 4 press release, pg 1 Exhibition press release for "China—June 4, 1989", Buckham Gallery, 1994 (Document) (1994)

    Exhibition press release for "China—June 4, 1989" at Buckham Gallery, Flint, Michigan, form Oct 7-Nov 26, 1994, marking the massacre in Tiananmen Square in Beijing. (Press release dated: Oct 1, 1994.)

  16. China, June 4 brochure, pg 1 Excerpts from exhibition brochure for "China—June 4, 1989", Buckham Gallery, 1994 (Document) (1994)

    Exhibition brochure for "China—June 4, 1989" at Buckham Gallery, Flint, Michigan, form Oct 7-Nov 26, 1994, marking the massacre in Tiananmen Square in Beijing.

  17. Ten Chinatown: Second Annual, pg 1 Exhibition brochure for "Ten Chinatown: Second Annual Open Studio Exhibition", Asian Arts Institute, 1986 (Document) (1986)

    Exhibition brochure for "Ten Chinatown: Second Annual Open Studio Exhibition" at Asian Arts Institute, New York City, from May 16-25, 1986, with artists Wei Wei Ai, Albert Chong, David Diao, V.C. Igarta, Nina Kuo, Prawat Laucharoen, Bing Lee, Kyung-Lim Lee, Yan Li, Tetsu Okuhara, Toshio Saski, Alvin Tada, Vivian Tsao, Martin Wong, and Chihung Yang.

  18. China: June 4 1989, flyer, pg 1 Exhibition flyer for "China: June 4 1989", Asian American Arts Centre, 1989 (Document) (1989)

    Exhibition flyer for "China: June 4 1989" at Blum Helman Warehouse, New York City, from Oct. 12-Nov. 11, 1989, with artists Mo Bahc, Ken Chu, Billy Harlem, Ik Joong Kang, Anna Kuo, Bing Lee, Martin Wong, Hungtu Zhang. Images on flyer created by Bing Lee.

  19. Martin Wong: The Sunset Park Paintings, flyer, pg 1 Exhibition flyer for "Martin Wong: The Sunset Park Paintings", Semaphore, 1986 (Document) by Wong, Martin (1986)

    Exhibition flyer for "Martin Wong: The Sunset Park Paintings: In Collaboration with Time Photographer Antonio Suarez" at Semaphore, New York City, from Feb. 5-Mar. 1, 1986.

  20. Sweet Oblivion: The Urban Landscape of Martin Wong, flyer, pg 1 Flyer for exhibition preview "Sweet Oblivion: The Urban Landscape of Martin Wong", New Museum of Contemporary Art, 1998 (Document) by Wong, Martin (1998)

    Flyer for exhibition preview "Sweet Oblivion: The Urban Landscape of Martin Wong" at New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York City, on May 28, 1998.