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Carol Zou
Local Artist Residency:
18th Street Campus

Carol Zou and Yarn Bombing Los Angeles, CAFAM Granny Squared, 2013. Dimensions variable. Crowdsourced crocheted squares, wire frames for installation. Craft and Folk Art Museum. Photos by Arzu Arda Kosar and Carol Zou.
Carol Zou and Yarn Bombing Los Angeles, CAFAM Granny Squared, 2013. Dimensions variable. Crowdsourced crocheted squares, wire frames for installation. Craft and Folk Art Museum. Photos by Arzu Arda Kosar and Carol Zou.
Carol Zou in collaboration with Vickery Meadow residents, Trans.lation Vickery Meadow Artist in Residence Projects, 2015-17. Dimensions variable. Social practice. Dallas, Texas. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou in collaboration with Vickery Meadow residents, Trans.lation Vickery Meadow Artist in Residence Projects, 2015-17. Dimensions variable. Social practice. Dallas, Texas. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou in collaboration with Little Tokyo Service Center residents, Community Care Is…, 2021. 6 ft x 8 ft. Vinyl installation. Little Tokyo Service Center. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou in collaboration with Little Tokyo Service Center residents, Community Care Is…, 2021. 6 ft x 8 ft. Vinyl installation. Little Tokyo Service Center. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou and Aileen Omura, Inventions for Little Tokyo, 2020. Dimensions variable. 3D prints and website. Little Tokyo Service Center. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou and Aileen Omura, Inventions for Little Tokyo, 2020. Dimensions variable. 3D prints and website. Little Tokyo Service Center. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou, Leo Alas, and Carrie Marie Schneider, The Everybody Spa, 2020. Dimensions variable. Social practice. Los Angeles, CA. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou, Leo Alas, and Carrie Marie Schneider, The Everybody Spa, 2020. Dimensions variable. Social practice. Los Angeles, CA. Photos by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou and Leo Alas, East Los Angeles Community Garden, 2022. Dimensions variable. Social practice. East Los Angeles Service Center. Photos by Monica Almeida.
Carol Zou and Leo Alas, East Los Angeles Community Garden, 2022. Dimensions variable. Social practice. East Los Angeles Service Center. Photos by Monica Almeida.
Carol Zou and Leo Alas, Love Grows Here, 2022. 8 ft x 4 ft. Vinyl installation. Potrero Heights Community and Senior Center. Photo by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou and Leo Alas, Love Grows Here, 2022. 8 ft x 4 ft. Vinyl installation. Potrero Heights Community and Senior Center. Photo by Carol Zou.
Carol Zou
Carol Zou

Carol Zou (b. 1988, Hepu, China) is a U.S. based community-engaged artist whose work engages themes of spatial justice, public pedagogy, and intercultural connection in multiracial neighborhoods. They engage durational, process-based collaborations with community contributors using mediums of craft, media arts, and public installation. Zou was active with Yarn Bombing Los Angeles and Otis Graduate Public Practice, organizations that were previously located at 18th Street Arts Center.

Current and past affiliations include: Yarn Bombing Los Angeles, Michelada Think Tank, Trans.lation Vickery Meadow, Project Row Houses with the University of Houston, Asian Arts Initiative, American Monument, Imagining America, US Department of Arts and Culture, Spa Embassy, Enterprise Community Partners with Little Tokyo Service Center, Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, and The Hive. They believe that we are most free when we help others get free.

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