Our Singapore-based social art practitioner is a Professor by day, shining a spotlight on minority communities. She also facilitates workshops with schools and municipalities to alleviate trauma from environmental disasters.

It's September 2021. Here are two very different articles on the same topic. What's a person to believe when fashion companies tout their sustainable efforts?

Our Taiwan-based evangelical artist is also a coffee shop co-owner and former architectural designer. This coffee shop gallery is also a studio that she avails to other artists for collabs and shows.

With crypto becoming so popular, concerns regarding individual pieces of NFTs have risen. Let's dig a little deeper into all this hype, and its carbon footprint.

...and how can it help close the gap between nature and man? An introduction to ephemeral art and the environmental art movement.

Alia is a Trenton, New Jersey - based art framer, doodler, and jewelry designer who uses recycled materials to create her masterpieces, influenced by her Tunisian / North African roots.

Iridescent scales gleam among a multitude of fish. You look closer to see them layered in plastic - floating lifelessly on the ocean’s surface. Here's what some artists are doing about it.

“Organic Paints” or “Natural Earth Paints” are non-toxic and sustainable. Here's why and how to tell whether the paint you are using is natural and safe.

Deloitte & ArtTactic teamed up to provide insight into the often unpredictable global art & finance industry, a "crucial intersection between culture and wealth." Interesting read for art enthusiasts to stay informed and know who the players are in the art market.

Ever wonder what options are out there in the market for more vegan or environmentally friendly paintbrushes? Here are some alternatives to fur paintbrushes.

StudioYU artists Cj Andris, Joan Marie Kelly, Jill DeFelice, Vinita Mathur, and J. Yu, will be exhibiting their works throughout Princeton Abbey all summer!

Mansion Inn announces its hosting of local & international, artist, J. YU as she presents her Chinese American art exclusively for Mansion Inn patrons from 12pm – 3pm on Sunday, May 14th.

Indian-American experimental social artist who paints w/ oil and used coffee beans captures emotions and experiences from India to Toronto to New Jersey.

"The truly significant work of art is the one that prepares the future." - Robert Hughes, art critic. This video concisely expands on a lot of the ideas that come to mind when StudioYU was conceived.

From Latin America to Hong Kong, and everything in between, we are celebrating cross cultural experiences through art, painted by citizens of the world.

This oil on canvas painting by Xihui CAO was painted in Dalian, China, 2009. It measures 87 x 126 inches. At first glance, you may think it's an abstract piece...

Studio YU was born out of the idea that the arts play a critical role in building a healthy society, enabling cross-cultural understanding, and improving the overall quality of life.