​ABOUT

Xiaorui Huang is a Chinese human rights social commentary artist based in New York. In 2012, she ventured to Ipswich, England, to attend St Joseph's College, where she pursued her A-levels with a major in Fine Art. After that, she moved to New York, earning her B.F.A. before obtaining her MFA from Brooklyn College of the City University of New York in 2023.
Since the spring of 2019, Huang has been involved as a supplemental painting instructor at the Borough of Manhattan Community College of CUNY. Furthermore, starting in the fall of 2023, she has taken on the role of teaching painting as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at CUNY. In early 2024, Huang became a member of the Bowery Gallery in Chelsea, NY. 

Huang's artistic practice is centered around social justice issues in contemporary human rights, focusing on themes such as children with disabilities, Asian feminism, and political resistance. Her work encompasses a broad spectrum, addressing the rights of equality movements in Asian society.

Huang's work has been featured in solo exhibitions at the Walter & Joan Hobbs Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library in New York. Additionally, Huang has participated in group exhibitions at notable locations, including the Shirley Fiterman Art Center in New York, NY; the Holy Art Gallery in London; Las Laguna Art Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA; Teravarna Art Gallery, California; the virtual gallery - Camelback Gallery in Arizona; Powerhouse Art, Theatre 1 Breezeway Gallery, Shirley Fiterman Art Center in New York; and the Saatchi Gallery in London.