I hope everyone is safe, well, strong and staying healthy during these unprecedented times. I have spent the last two months under silent meditation vow doing some inner engineering among delving into deep studio practice. Although 2020 was a big career year for me in branching out of Denver, I’ve accepting the fact that the … Continue reading Featured Saatchi “The Other Art Fair” + API Heritage Month
Dear Friends, The impact of COVID-19 on our world community has been vast. We’re in uncertain times right now – economically, socially, and culturally. Our thoughts are with all of you and we hope you’re safe and healthy. We are reminded of just how critical it is to support one another during these challenging times. The … Continue reading Hope in Covid. Participate Dream Yurt Virtual Project
“BORDER” Art Exhibition by Mongolian Artist Tsogo Mijid Exhibition Runs: 03/06/2020 – 04/30/2020 McNichols Civic Building Denver, Colorado First Floor Community Gallery March 6 – April 30, 2020 OPENING RECEPTION: Exhibit Reception: Saturday, March 7, 5-7 p.m. BORDER is a solo exhibit of works by Mongolian artist Tsogo Mijid featuring a mix of contemporary paintings, … Continue reading “Border″ Art Exhibition by Tsogo Mijid, 2020 International Yurt Art Residency Program
I had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing with Conrad and Aubrey from Streets Dept Podcast on their road trip late last year. Our interview is featured on Season 3, Episode 10 – “Eriko Tsogo on Truth and Art. Check out other great artist interviews from previous episodes👍 StreetsDept.com is a photo-blog that discovers art on … Continue reading Streets Dept Podcast – SN 3, EP 10: Eriko Tsogo On Truth and Art
Foreign Born explores the unique perspectives of female immigrants from Asia, South America and Europe. Individually, each artist charted a unique path to citizenship, while collectively that path ultimately inspired a desire for artistic expression. By referencing birth, femininity, and cultural identity, their unique perspectives form a singular message around the significance of immigration and … Continue reading Foreign Born Art Exhibition @ Dairy Arts Center
Sole Patchwork of Life project is a touring, community civic engagement art project by artist Eriko Tsogo. In 2020, the Sole Patchwork of Life project will complete its Colorado Tour, making stops at 8 different Denver Council Districts by partnering with host venue organizations that work with marginalized communities. The Sole Patchwork of Life project Colorado … Continue reading Sole Patchwork of Life Project Second Stop @ Mile High Islamic Center 2-22-2020
Since December of 2019 I have been working with the Dragon 5280 team to curate the first annual “Asian American Artist Showcase” for the Colorado Dragon Film Festival in collaboration with Denver Film Society for exhibition at the SIE Film Center. It was a few months in the working but the exhibition turned out wonderful. I … Continue reading “Asian American Artist Showcase” at 2020 Colorado Dragon Film Festival
This week, I along with other fellow DACA recipients got to record DACA support resource video with Denver Mayor Hancock. With the anticipation of the US supreme court decision regarding the fate of the DACA program, there are 5 key things to know about DACA now. Watch video for more info. Support Dreamers and DACA. … Continue reading Daca Resources with Mayor Hancock
Denver hosted one of two hearings for the Trump administration to gather feedback on its plan rollback the nation’s oldest environmental law. Sole Patchwork of Life project is a touring, community civic engagement art project by artist Eriko Tsogo. In 2020, the Sole Patchwork of Life project will complete its Colorado Tour, making stops at 8 … Continue reading Sole Patchwork of Life Project First Stop @ Protect NEPA Rally 2-11-2020
In 2019, I got proposed by Kirsten Wilson, Artistic Director of Motus Theater with request to collaborate with “UndocuMonologues” project series in 2019. The mission of Motus Theater is to create original theater to facilitate dialogue on critical issues of our time. We aim to use the power of art to build alliances across diverse segments of … Continue reading Motus Theatre “UndocuMonologues” Collaboration
The dogs may bark, but the caravan moves on. I recently visited New England for an art trip on the docks. I got to tour through Connecticut and Providence, highlights of which include the Yale Art Gallery with concentrated collection of cultural and contemporary art. I especially loved the wide variety of folk African masks and the … Continue reading New England Art & Sculpture Tour
On Saturday January 18, 2020, the Womxn’s March Denver had its fourth annual march early morning followed by IMPACT Expo inside the McNichol’s Civic Building in downtown Denver. Thousands of people are expected to march this Saturday during the fourth annual Womxn’s March in Denver at Civic Center Park. This year, however, things will be a … Continue reading “Dream Yurt” at 2020 Womxn’s March Denver
In December of last year I got the privilege to participate in the first ISWI (I Stand With Immigrant) first annual artist retreat program powered by FWD.us during Art Basel Miami Beach. It was my first time going to Miami and attending Art Basel which was an experience in and of itself! I got to … Continue reading Miami Art Basel & I Stand With Immigrants Artist Retreat 2019
I went to New York City in November 2019 for my annual art hopping trip. It was a blast. I got to stay at a friends place in the beautiful Greenpoint area. The timer starts once I land, the goal is always to see as much art and culture as possible until my eyes and … Continue reading Art hopping in NYC 2019 (photo overview) – Exhibits Currently on View in 2020
ABOUT ArtHyve: ArtHyve is a community built archive at the intersections of art, archives and social justice, committed to transcending, and challenging mainstream art representation while celebrating, preserving and documenting the creative communities throughout our city and state. Archives as Muse seeks to demystify archives while giving artists the chance to mine our collective stories for … Continue reading ArtHyve’s “Archives As Muse”, ERKANU Sistersister Collective Performance
Thank you Cori Anderson for covering exhibition! https://303magazine.com/2019/10/haus-of-trauma-eriko-tsogo/. Continue reading Haus of Trauma on 303 Magazine
H.O.T HAUS OF TRAUMA @ UNDERSTUDY Eriko Tsogo Mongolia / Denver 2019 Interactive Installation, Performance, Sculpture, Drawing, Sound, Olfactory Enter the Womb Haus of Trauma is a fictional world and symbolic live-healing playhouse consciously happening day by day inside the warehouse frame. Utilizing multi disciplinary methods of investigation and expression, Haus of Trauma explores the … Continue reading H.O.T – “Haus of Trauma” October 2019 @ Understudy, Denver
Cant believe it has almost been about a years time since I was invited to speak at the TEDxMileHigh Immigration in America Adventure series at the Museo De Las Americas last year in November 2018. Time sure flies by these days. TEDxMileHigh Adventures invite you to explore big ideas – up close and personal – as … Continue reading TEDxMileHigh Immigration in America 2018
Following my DACA public expose on CPR last year during my Leon Gallery art show, against the contrary I have found great support and relief from the undocumented DACA community in Colorado. Since then I was fortunate to be approached by multiple in state organizations that specifically work with immigrant and refugee rights, one of … Continue reading From “Bridging Cultures” to the Birth of “Sole Patchwork of Life” Civic Engagement Project
After having spent some time in Vail and on way back to my horse, I stumbled upon a note: In April, my 12 year tale of Mongolian shaman cult turned wrong. The end and plea for a new start was invoked by slew of shameful public fainting spells. I never experienced such profound and deep … Continue reading Impale / (pre)Vail, Summer 2019
