H.H. Grand Master Thomas Lin Yun with Dr. Yi-yu Cho Woo   enlarge

U.N. staff and exhibition volunteers enjoy a preview   enlarge

Cathy with Sharon Rothstein, Miriam Tsao, and Lina Arellano   enlarge

Opening night drew a standing-room-only crowd   enlarge

Exhibition volunteer Marolyn Toule and her husband Jim helped generously   enlarge

Volunteers Jill Tajiri and husband Jeff Jacobs rest after a day of hard work   enlarge

Dr. Woo with friend Tsu-Wei Chang, Vice President of the UNSRC Feng Shui Group   enlarge

• See Dr. Woo on YouTube
  Dr. Woo's "The Art of Feng Shui"
  can be seen online at YouTube.

• Lectures and Consultations
  Dr. Woo will be giving feng shui
  lectures and consultations this fall,
  as well as making formal presentations.
  All are welcome. For more info,
  please contact Dr. Woo at
  yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu
  

• Wash., D.C. Folklife Festival
  The Smithsonian Folklife Festival
  is the nation's largest annual event,
  attended by a million people on the
  National Mall in D.C. each summer.
  In July 2010, Dr. Woo—calligrapher,
  painter, and feng shui master—told the
  tale of Cao Cao's defeat at the Yangtze
  River from Chinese epic work,
  The Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
  A fortunate East Wind saved the southern
  armies of Sun Quan and Liu Bei from
  impending invasion. Citing the Chinese
  proverb, "all that is needed is an east
  wind," Dr. Woo gifted to the Smithsonian
  a scroll commemorating the historic Asian
  Pacific Americans Folklife program.
  The scroll contains the trigram for
  "wind," (from The Classic of Changes),
  symbolizing the wish for the East Wind
  of fortune to bless the Smithsonian
  in its future projects. For more info,
  please contact Dr. Woo at
  yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu
  

• Irvine, CA Presentation on Oct. 3rd
  Dr. Woo spoke on "Poetry and Painting"
  at the South Coast Chinese Cultural
  Center (Irvine Chinese School) in an
  event hosted by the S.C.C.C.A./Irvine
  Chinese School and sponsored by the
  Cerritos Chinese School, Fullerton
  Chinese School, North Orange Chinese
  School, and Irvine Reading Group.
  

• Chicago Exhibition on August 8th
  Dr. Woo spoke at a reception and
  exhibition of her paintings and
  limited edition graphics at Arica
  Hilton Fine Arts. For more info,
  please contact Dr. Woo at
  yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu
  

• Feng Shui at the United Nations, June 5th
  Dr. Woo spoke at an
  in-depth Feng Shui workshop
  entitled "Thirty Years Following
  H.H. Grandmaster Lin Yun." It was
  sponsored by the UNSRC Feng Shui
  Group. The event was held at
  One United Nations Plaza
  

• AACS 50th Anniversary Conference, Oct 18
  Dr. Woo spoke at a panel at
  the 50th Annual Conference
  of the American Association
  for Chinese Studies at
  California State Univ.,
  Fullerton. For more info,
  please contact Dr. Woo at
  yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu
  

• The Art of Feng Shui, Oct 23
  Dr. Woo spoke at the opening
  of her show at The Huron Mansion,
  4 East Huron, Chicago, Illinois
  For more info, please contact
  Arica Hilton at 847-226-2100 or
  Dr. Woo at yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu
  

• Protection From Natural Disasters, June 28-29
  Dr. Woo travelled to New
  York for two days of training at
  the Millennium UN Plaza Hotel,
  East 44th Street (between 1st
  and 2nd), New York City. For
  more info, please contact
  Dr. Woo at yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu
  

• L.I. Feng Shui Inst., June 7-8
  Dr. Woo traveled to New York
  for a weekend training at the
  Long Island Feng Shui Institute.
  For more information, please
  contact the Institute at
  516-621-9898 or Dr. Woo
  at yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu
  

• The Art of Feng Shui: Dr. Catherine Yiyu Cho Woo at the Mandarin Oriental Chicago
  Monday, December 3
  Mandarin Oriental Sales
  Center, 160 N. Stetson,
  Chicago, IL. For info,
  call Arica Hilton
  at 847-226-2100
   
  Dr. Woo was in attendance when Arica Hilton Fine Arts hosted an important exhibition of Dr. Woo's paintings and limited edition graphics relating to the principles of Feng Shui, the Chinese art of placement and geomancy. Visitors also learned that Dr. Woo is featured on a YouTube video about Feng Shui.

• The Law Firm of
  R. M. Dreger, P.C.
  Fine Arts Building
  410 S. Michigan Ave. Suite 310
  Chicago, Illinois
  For information, call Arica Hilton
  at 847-226-2100
• Allen Sheppard Gallery
  530 W 25th Street,
  New York, NY 10001
  For information, call 212-989-9919.
• Arica Hilton Fine Arts Gallery
  310 S. Michigan Avenue #2303
  Chicago, Illinois 60604
  For information, call Arica Hilton
  at 312-852-8200.
• Berkley Gallery
  Main Street in historic old town Warrenton, Virginia
  For information, call 540-341-7367.
• Contemporary Fine Arts Gallery
  7946 Ivanhoe Avenue
  La Jolla, CA 92037
  For information, call 858-551-2010.
• Gallerie Amsterdam
  Dolores street between 5th and 6th
  Carmel, California 93921
  For information, call 831-624-4355.
• Gallerie Elan Ellicott City
  8090 Main Street
  Ellicott City, MD 21043
  For information, call 410-461-0870.
• Jag Art
  4170 Morena Blvd., Suite C
  San Diego, CA 92117
  For information, call Jonathan at 858-414-4374 or
  call the gallery at 858-270-8083.
• Nature Boy, Inc.
  Art Space Sanomiya
  Exhibition January 4-31, 2007 in Osaka, Kobe, and Hiroshima, Japan
  For information, call Arica Hilton
  at 847-226-2100.

• July 26, 2007
  Dept. of Eduction LARC Teacher-to-Teacher Workshop
  Plenary: "Culture through Humanities: Poetry, Painting, and Music." Lecture: "Chinese Language Arts Development: Music, Poetry, and Art"
  San Diego State University.
• May 18-19, 2007
  May 18, grand opening of Dr. Woo's first exhibition in China, at Zhuhai Museum. May 19, lecture on painting, poetry, and music at Beijing Normal University, Zhuhai, China.
• May 10, 2007
  Lecture on poetry and painting by Dr. Woo at Beijing University, Beijing, China.
• March 24, 2007
  Poetry Reading by Dr. Woo at the 14th annual Border Voices Fair, Montezuma Hall, Aztec Center, San Diego State University.
• November 14, 2005
  Lecture by Dr. Woo on her poetry, painting, and music. Wellesley College Chinese Department, Wellesley, Massachusetts.
• October 22-23, 2005
  Dr. Woo presents two lectures at the American Association of Chinese Studies Annual Conference: "Feng Shui and Health" and "Nature Poems." Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.
• October 15-16, 2005
  Dr. Woo teaches a course in Feng Shui at the Long Island Feng Shui Institute, Old Westbury, New York.
• August 10, 2005
  Dr. Woo lectures on the Art Feng Shui at the International Facility Management Association in San Diego.
• June 23, 2005
  Dr. Woo lectures on the Art Feng Shui at the Arica Hilton Fine Arts Gallery, Fine Arts Building, 410 S. Michigan Ave., Suite 733, Chicago, Illinois 60605.
• June 22, 2005
  Dr. Woo lectures on the Art Feng Shui at the Chicago Culture Center.
• May 20 – June 20, 2005
  Exhibition at Gallerie Elan in Bethesda, Maryland. Ribbon-cutting on May 20, at 6pm by H.H. Grand Master Lin Yun. Reception from 6pm to 10pm.
• September 11 – October 11, 2004
  Exhibition at Gallerie Amsterdam in Carmel, California, located on Dolores street between 5th and 6th. For more information, call 831-624-4355 or email amst12@aol.com.
• September 12, 2004
  Feng Shui lecture by the artist, Dr. Catherine Yi-yu Cho Woo, at Gallerie Amsterdam, Carmel, California.
• July 20 to August 14, 2004
  Exhibition at Allen Sheppard Gallery in New York City. To arrange a private viewing, call the gallery at 212-989-9919 or Cathy Woo at 949-654-8288.
• April 11 to 30, 2004
  Exhibition at Bernstein Gallery at the Woodrow Wilson School (Robertson Hall, corner of Washington and Prospect Roads) at Princeton University.
• April 10, 2004
  Lecture on Chinese poetry, painting and music at the China Institute 125 East 65th Street, New York City.
• March 29 to April 9, 2004
  Exhibition in South Staff Lounge of the United Nations Secretariat Building (main floor), sponsored by United Nations Staff Recreation Council Feng Shui Group.

For more information on Dr. Woo's work, the influence of feng shui in Chinese art, or to arrange to view or acquire her paintings, please contact the artist directly at yiyu AT mail.sdsu.edu