Solo Exhibitions

Liminal Space: Wandering Hometown, Houshan Art Space, Zhuhai, China, 2023

 

Group Exhibitions & Screenings

20/20 Photo Festival, Philadelphia, PA, US, 2025

Omnibus, Photoville Festival, Brooklyn, NY, US, 2025

Transcending Perspectives, The American Center for Photographers (ACP), Wilson, NC, US, 2024

Multiverse: Parallel & Echo, M8 Macau, Macau, China, 2024

Nature Books, A4 Art Museum, Chengdu, China, 2024

Nature Books, Xujiahui Academy, Shanghai, China, 2024

Everyday Scenery, Gulangyu Academy, Xiamen, China, 2024

Photography in the Post-photographic Era, Big Pie Gallery, Macau, China, 2024

Shifting Gaze, Another Art Museum, Guangzhou, China, 2023

Macao Films and Videos Panorama, Casa Garden, Macau, China, 2023

Macao International Short Film Festival, Teatro Capitol, Macau, China, 2023

Macao Youth Film Festival, Cinematheque Passion, Macau, China, 2023

6Th Macao International Documentary Film Festival, CGV Nova Cinemas, Macau, China, 2022

Macao International Short Film Festival, Teatro Capitol, Macau, China, 2022

Publications & Book Fairs

(Upcoming) Available Works Book Fair, New York City, 2025

(Upcoming) Printed Matters Book Fair, New York City, 2025

(Upcoming) More/ Less, Float Magazine, 2025

(Upcoming) 20/20 Photo Festival, Philadelphia, 2025

(Upcoming) ICP Book Fair, International Center of Photography, New York, 2025

(Upcoming) Family Series. Self-published, New York City, 2025

End of Slide, WITH Rob Reuland. Self-published, New York City, 2025

Available Works Book Fair, 180 Maiden Lane, New York City, NY, 2025

The End of Slide, WITH Moments Art Space, Zhuhai, 2023

Another Gaze, 1st Macao Documentary Special Issue, Macau, 2022

Education

MFA in photography, Parsons School of Design, SEPT 2024 - AUG 2026

BA in Creative Media, University of Macau, AUG 2019 - JUN 2023

Kyla Kaiqi Liang is an artist based in New York, working across photography, moving images, and installation. She is currently pursuing an MFA in Photography at Parsons School of Design.

Drawn to abandoned architecture, industrial materials, and urban decay, she uses hard, structural forms to express fragility rather than power. Her work is deeply attuned to the index of time, particularly its violence, and the traces it leaves behind.

lkq0918kyla@gmail.com

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