Exhibitions
This collection highlights selected exhibitions, installations, benefit events, and collaborative projects involving Yong-Ki Chang. Included are postcards, posters, invitations, catalogs, installation photographs, and other materials documenting each event.
TOGETHER TOGETHER JAPAN: Brand Launch & Art Show Featuring Mark Oblow (2019) was presented at Journal Standard Omotesando in Tokyo. Created to introduce TOGETHER TOGETHER to Japan, the exhibition featured original works by Mark Oblow and served as the brand's official launch in the country. Presented with support from RVCA and Dictor Inc Distribution., the project combined exhibition curation, brand development, and community engagement within one of Tokyo's leading retail and cultural spaces.
POROUS WALKER x TOGETHER TOGETHER @ VASF / RVCA ANP (2018) was a solo exhibition by artist Porous Walker at RVCA's VASF gallery in San Francisco, located at the corner of Haight and Ashbury. Presented through RVCA's Artist Network Program (ANP), the exhibition featured original drawings, prints, installations, and a collaborative POROUS WALKER x TOGETHER TOGETHER x RVCA t-shirt. The project also included two original POROUS WALKER x TOGETHER TOGETHER prints exclusively produced for the opening reception.
MARK OBLOW HOMECOMING HANGOUT (2017) was a community gathering held at Treehouse in Honolulu, Hawaii. Organized in partnership with Treehouse, the event featured giveaways from Lomo, Incase, and TOGETHER TOGETHER, including cameras, camera bags, and a custom Mark Oblow-painted TOGETHER TOGETHER board.
Guests were invited to bring cameras, photograph the event, and participate in a community portrait session with a dedicated backdrop installation. Accompanied by music from Maximum Joy Collective, the afternoon brought together friends, photographers, skateboarders, artists, and the local community through photography, conversation and shared experiences.
HAWAII STUCK TO ME (2016) was a three-part exhibition series by artist Mark Oblow as a continuation of his first solo exhibition, Stuck To Me, presented earlier that year in Los Angeles. Shown across Fitted, Treehouse Hawaii, and APB in Honolulu, each exhibition featured a distinct selection of work tailored to its respective venue.
STUCK TO ME (2016) was the first solo exhibition by artist Mark Oblow and curated by Yong-Ki. The opening at Factory 413 in Los Angeles featured a selection of original paintings, drawings, assemblages, and mixed-media works developed from Oblow's decades-long practice across art, skateboarding, surfing, and photography. The exhibition served as the foundation for the subsequent HAWAII STUCK TO ME series presented later that year in Honolulu. 
METAPHYSICAL · Aution To Benefit Wayne Erzner@ 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco (2013) Wayne Ernzer benefit art auction at 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco, curated by Ian Erzner.
NEW AND USED · The Artwork Of Todd Francis (2008) was the first solo show by artist Todd Francis, curated by Yong-Ki and presented at 3131 Clement Gallery in San Francisco. The exhibition featured new works alongside a retrospective selection spanning fifteen years of artwork, skateboard graphics, and illustrations created for Real, anti-hero, Stereo, New Deal, and Element Skateboards. The opening reception included musical performance by Tommy Guerrero.
STEREO SOUND AGENCY'S 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY (2007) was a group exhibition and anniversary celebration for Stereo Sound Agency at 3131 Clement Gallery in San Francisco. The exhibition featured original artwork and contributions from 15 past and present Stereo artists including Chris Pastras, Jason Lee, Clint Peterson, Tobin Yelland, ROSTARR, Matt Irving, Sage Vaughn, Yoon Sul, Isaac McKay-Randozzi, Bryce Kanights, Christian Cooper, Todd Francis, Gabe Morford, and others.
The opening reception included a preview of Stereo's film "A Journey Through Sound", the Stereo x Kangol Spring/Summer collection, and a live musical performance by BLKTOP Project (Tommy Guerrero, Ray Barbee, Matt Rodriguez, Chuck Treece).
TOBIN YELLAND + DENNIS MCGRATH PHOTOGRAPHS (2006) was a two-person photography exhibition presented at 3131 Clement Gallery in San Francisco. The exhibition featured photographic works by Tobin Yelland and Dennis McGrath, with an opening reception featuring Jet Black Crayon (Tommy Guerrero, Gadget, and Monte Vallier).
CLEMENT CEMENT: Ian Johnson, Ando and Travis Jensen (2006) was the first exhibition presented at 3131 Clement Gallery in San Francisco. Marking the opening of the gallery, the exhibition brought together works by Richmond District artists Ian Johnson (painting), Ando (photography), and Travis Jensen (writing), highlighting the creative community surrounding Clement Street and San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood. The exhibition also captured an early chapter in the creative practice of Travis Jensen, who would later become known for his photography.
Exhibitions Archive / Yong-Ki Chang / equaldist.com / solitaryarts.com