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Eco Arts Week@ D.R.A.W. Kingston 2022
D.R.A.W. celebrated the 52nd Earth Day with the first Eco Arts Week April 9th-16th, 2022. This is a week of Arts-driven exploration into sustainability, ecology and upcycling practices through workshops, lectures, and exhibits for the community. Collaboration between: Lara Giordano, PUGG, Beth Humphrey, Julia Palmer and Lisa Kelley at D.R.A.W. Kingston, co-host Maxine Leu, and teaching artists: Roberta Ziemba, Linda Weintraub, Kate Patterson at Little Mountain Books, Kelly McGrath, Lara Giordano, Sergey Jivetin, Luke Sarrantonio, Amanda Heidel at Mushroom Shed, Emily Puthoff and Elena Sniezek at Hudson Valley Bee Habitat, Lujiang Li and Maxine Leu.
HFA 2021 Project
Habitat For Artists (HFA) a collective project created by Simon Draper in 2007. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ by 6’ studios that made from reclaimed material, installed at a variety of locations. HFA 2021, the collaboration between: ArtPort Kingston, the contact committee, Michael Asbill and Beth Humphrey, the 18 HFA 2021 residency artists and volunteer interview video producer Maxine Leu.
HFA 2021@ArtPort Kingston
HFA Residency interviews | @hfaeast

2020 Community of Peace Art Project
Community of Peace Art Project, a public art project and fundraiser led by Stone Wave Yoga, Sunflower Art Studio, Roost Studio, and New Paltz Chamber of Commerce. The selected artists repurposed wood into a peace sign, peace pole or sculpture. All projects spread positive, uplifting, focusing on messages that knit the community together. All proceeds go to a future artist scholarship fund in the region.
Introductory video of artist's work
Contemporary sculptor, Megumi Naganoma focus on rape awareness art. Naganoma and Leu published the four minutes intro video about her work, Listen to them in the versions of English, Spanish and Chinese.
The Jam-The Best show in 2018
The SUNY New Paltz Narwhal team, Prof. Emily Puthoff, Megumi Naganoma, Joseph Kattou and Maxine Leu made the sculpture, Multi-Species Commons for pollinators in Sculpture Space in Utica, NY, USA.

Sticky Sculpture and Edible Sculpture!?
In 2014, the exhibition, Sculpture In The Park- Millennium Park Public Art curated by the curators, Bo-feng Sun and Jun-ming Fan. The part of the exhibition, Environmental Art Creativity competition of Sticky Sculpture curated by the coordinator, Ying-zheng Su and CEO, Maxine Leu.

Beautification of Mosaics Publicart
In 2012, Mosaics artist, Lin-gjun Ye and her students made the beautification of mosaics public art in Tainan Yan-shui shi-lu, Tainan, Taiwan.