Ming Fay
Ming Fay was a Chinese and American artist and sculptor (1943–2025). He was born at Shanghai and died at New York City.
Also recorded as Fei Mingjie; Ming G. Fay.
Recognition and collections
Ming Fay received New York Foundation for the Arts. Work by Ming Fay is held by Taipei Fine Arts Museum and MTA Arts & Design Permanent Art Collection.
Identity
Ming Fay is recorded with the occupation artist. Ming Fay is recorded with the citizenship of People's Republic of China and United States. Ming Fay is recorded as artist and sculptor.
In detail
Ming Fay studied at University of California, Santa Barbara and Columbus College of Art and Design. the recorded working language is English.
Places of work recorded in the authority are New York City. Employment is recorded with William Paterson University. Membership is recorded of Epoxy Art Group.
Works named in the authority record are Pillar Arc and Shad Crossing, Delancey Orchard.
Work by Ming Fay is recorded in the collections of Taipei Fine Arts Museum and MTA Arts & Design Permanent Art Collection.
Distinctions recorded are New York Foundation for the Arts.
Chronology
- 1943Ming Fay born at Shanghai.
- 1943Ming Fay was born in 1943 at Shanghai.
- 2025Ming Fay died at New York City.
- 2025Ming Fay died in 2025 at New York City.
Sources
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“Ming Fay”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q6864641: Ming Fay
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