Eye of the Rice

Baby Jack Rice Story

made in usa: Angel Island Shhh

Kindred Spirit

I Don't Know Where the Chinese Cook Lived

Kente Rice Women: Talking Our Connection

Experimental Rice Sacks

Gee Ling Oy

Paper Sister: Instructed to tell the Truth

Rice for my Ancestors

Rice Sacks for my Siblings

Through Women's Eyes:
From Beijing to Huairou

Flo Oy Wong's work reminds me of the flow of a threaded needle — gentle but blood lettingly sharp; delicately strung but forceful to withstand the ravage of time and culture; available and accessible but ready to travel depths. She is my role model as an engaged community artist, plowing the fields of her mind and the materials of her family journey to create illuminating works. She also appears unafraid and particularly graceful in her journey.

Ann Schnake
Artist and Curator

Kente Rice Women: Talking Our Connection 1997

Kente Rice Women: Talking Our Connection explores my friendship with two African American women artists of Omaha, Nebraska. (Collaboration with Reece Crawford Tocho and Pamela J. Berry)

Kente Rice Women: Talking Our Connection, 1997,
5' x 2' x 12', mixed media - papier mache throne,
rice sacks, kente cloth, rice, rice bowls, spoon

Kente skirt top detail

Kente skirt bottom center detail