Amanda Ross-Ho
decade
1970s
1975
Amanda Ross-Ho is born and raised in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood.
decade
1990s
1998
Amanda Ross-Ho earns her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC).
late 1990s 1999
Amanda Ross-Ho meets Aaron Curry and Sterling Ruby through Ruby’s first wife, Kirsten Stoltmann.
decade
2000s
2000s 2003
Sterling Ruby encourages Amanda Ross-Ho to apply to the University of Southern California (USC) in Los Angeles.
2004
Amanda Ross-Ho moves to Los Angeles for graduate school and lives with Sterling Ruby.
mid-2000s 2005
After graduate school, Sterling Ruby moves to Los Angeles and leases an old warehouse on Fishburn Avenue near Hazard Park in Boyle Heights to use as studio space for himself and other artist friends, including Aaron Curry and Amanda Ross-Ho.
2006
Amanda Ross-Ho earns her MFA from USC.
2007
Sterling Ruby curates the exhibition Post Rose: Artists in and out of the Hazard Park Complex at Galerie Christian Nagel in Berlin, which includes Aaron Curry and Amanda Ross-Ho.
2007
Amanda Ross-Ho travels to Berlin with Sterling Ruby for the opening of Post Rose: Artists In and Out of the Hazard Park Complex at Galerie Christian Nagel.
decade
2010s
2011
Courtesy of the artist; Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York; and Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago
Courtesy of the artists; Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York; and Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago
Courtesy of the artists; Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York; and Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago
2011
Amanda Ross-Ho and Allen Ruppersberg collaborate on The Meaning of Plus and Minus, which is commissioned by the Orange County Museum of Art for the exhibition Two Schools of Cool.
2013
2018
Amanda Ross-Ho makes a small contribution to Allen Ruppersberg’s exhibition monograph Al Ruppersberg: Intellectual Property 1968–2018 discussing their shared Midwestern roots.
