Education & Training:

2004. MA Art as Environment, Manchester Metropolitan University - Manchester.
2002. BA (hons) Film Studies and Visual Arts: First Class Classification, Cumbria Institute of the Arts - Carlisle, Cumbria.

Exhibitions:

2004. Chix Stix (video), Exposures Film festival - Manchester.
2004. Big Sister (installation), Chinese Arts Centre – Manchester.
2004. Freefall (solo show), Chinese Arts Centre – Manchester.
2002. Mirrors II (installation), Gregson Arts and Community Centre - Lancaster.
2002. 31 Degrees (group show), Cumbria Institute of the Arts - Carlisle.
2002. Frenetic (happening), Gregson Arts and Community Centre - Lancaster.
2001. Seconds Out (group show), Cumbria Institute of the Arts - Carlisle.
2000. Filmspace (happening), Retail space – Carlisle.

Projects:

2003-Present. British Born Chinese Lesbian, Artist/Project coordinator/Website designer and web-mistress.
2003-2004. Conflict in the Northwest, Collaborative Project between Artists and Civil Engineers - Manchester. Project managed by Dr Andrew Gale (UMIST) and David Haley (MMU).

Residencies:

2004. Artist in Residence, Chinese Arts Centre – Manchester.

Awards:

2003. Arts and Humanities Research Board award for Postgraduate Study.

Publications:

2004. Amy Cham’s Guide on How to Come Out to Your Chinese Mother, Cover Magazine (distributed in Hong Kong and Sydney), and BBC Manchester online.

Talks:

2004. Artist Talk, Chinese Arts Centre – Manchester
2004. Part of a panellist of speakers discussing ‘Who is the Greatest Chinese Artist’, National Portrait Gallery - London.

Reviews:

9/2004. BBC Manchester online, Richard Fair
9/2004. Metro, Helen Duff