
Maria Fong
Maria Fong is an artist and youth worker from Berkeley, CA who moved to Boston in 2017. Maria designs and facilitates workshops for young people and adults using popular education, creative youth development, and interactive, collaborative opportunities for making. They are inspired by organizing around housing justice, ethnic studies, and mental health crisis response without police. While they have created animation, printmaking, drawings, paintings, and public art, Maria’s current practice focuses on zines, comics and curriculum design. As a Teaching Artist, they have worked with the Boston Public Library, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Urbano Project, Castle Square Tenants Organization, Asian Community Development Corporation, Mosesian Center for the Arts, and Pao Arts Center.
Personal Projects
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Comics and Cartoons
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Playing With Structures
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Half-Life (coming soon)
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Lunar New Year red envelopes
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Correspondence Windows
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More zines on Issuu
Collaborations
Workshops
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Tunnel Books at the Chinatown Boston Public Library
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Media Makers at Castle Square Tenants Organization
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Protect Chinatown Rowhouses with Chinese Progressive Association
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Hire me! for your organization
Animation
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What do your emotions look like? with Lily Xie
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Acorn Factory with Jackie O'Riley and Rebecca McGowan
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Sour Cherries with Nima Samimi
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The World According to Earl with Deborah Pittman
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MoralDocs with Vatic Kuumba and Shey Rivera
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35 Sq ft & Rising with Vatic Kuumba, Shey Rivera, and Lily Xie
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Pipeline Burst Cache with Left Coast Chamber Ensemble
Murals
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Slow Down for Chinatown with Residence Lab
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Community Mural with Tufts Asian American Center
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Intergenerational Persistence with Experience Chinatown









