2025

New Works Film Screening
Nov. 7
2640 Space
Rieko Chacey’s film, Origami, is screened at New Work’s fall film screening. New Works is a screening series dedicated entirely to Film and Video artists based in Baltimore, MD

Exhibition: Transform
Oct. 18–Nov. 9
Wide Angle Youth Media
Transform: The Future We’re Creating is a fundraiser show celebrating growth and creative futures of Wide Angle Youth Media, the 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Through media arts education, Wide Angle Youth Media collaborates with and amplifies the voices of Baltimore youth to engage audiences across social divides.

Group Exhibition: (un)Alter(ed) Ego
Oct. 10– Nov. 8
Bogus Gallery in CopyCat building of Station North Arts District
Curator: Rieko Chacey
Artists: Veronica Barker Barzel, Rieko Chacey, David Ignacio, Ellen MacKenzie, Lynn Nguyen, Yeeve 이재인 Rayne, Leslie Shellow, Alexandra N. Sherman, Yi Wang
(un)Alter(ed) Ego is a vibrant group art exhibition that features the works of nine contemporary American artists from diverse ages, ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds.

Sweaty Eyeballs Exhibition: Hands of the Artists
Aug. 22– Sept. 12
Area 405 Gallery in Station North Arts District
Animators from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and beyond were invited to share animation-adjacent artwork ready to spill over from the screen and into the gallery. The assembled works span techniques throughout animation history from the earliest motion toys to contemporary video art.

Beyond the Frame Screening
July 26
Enoch Pratt Free Library–Central Branch
Rieko Chacey’s seven animated works were screened along with “Claire’s Camera” (Sangsoo, 2017), and “Black Dog” (Adamson, 2021).

Solo Show: Nocturnal Reflection
June 28–July 26
Atrium Artspace in Station North Arts District
Atrium Artspace proudly presents “Nocturnal Reflection”, a solo exhibition by Baltimore-based mixed media artist Rieko Chacey that expresses the artist’s life experience as an educator, artist, and immigrant. “Nocturnal Reflection” transports the viewer into the quiet solitude and creative freedom found late at night.

Impostor Syndrome & Authenticity Workshop at Asia North 2025 at 16 W. North Ave. Gallery in Station North Arts District
Wednesday, May 14, 6-8pm
A fun and creative exploration that includes sharing, writing and art-making for Asian Pacific Islander Middle Eastern Desi American (APIMEDA) folks and friends. Facilitated by Dr. Sel Hwahng (Towson University Assistant Professor of Women, Gender, Health, and Sexuality) and Rieko Chacey (Multimedia artist and Towson University faculty of Graphic Design & Interactive Media, VFX and Animation).

2024

Solo Show: Nocturnal Growth at Carver Center for the Arts and Technology
Oct. 28–Nov. 27
Experimentation and study of light reflections from a series of projected animations on different textures of materials such as mirrors, glass, fabrics, threads and papers.

SNF Parkway Theater Openings—Windows on Charles at SNF Parkway Theater
Sept. 20–Sept. 21
My three animations, Blooming, Ring de Kaleidoscope and Rise Up were shown in SNF Parkway Theater on the weekend as a part of their opening program.

Asia in Maryland 2024 at Asian Arts Gallery + Enoch Pratt Free Library
Sept. 11–Dec. 7
My frame-by-frame animation, Origin scene 1 + 2, was exhibited at Asian Arts Gallery located in the Center for the Arts, Towson University.

ARTSCAPE Windows on Charles at SNF Parkway Theater
Aug. 2–Aug. 31
My three animations, Blooming, Ring de Kaleidoscope and Rise Up were projected on the storefront windows the storefront windows on North Avenue and Charles Street as a part of Artscape 2024 program called Windows on Charles.

30,000 Leagues In Search of My Sister (邦題：姉を訪ねて三万里）
July 2024–March 2025
Collaborating with VisitBaltimore, the animation I directed, wrote the screenplay, animated, and appeared as one of the voice actors, was shown along with Mayor Brandon Scott’s video message at Kawasaki City’s Multi-Cultural Coexistence Forum concert on July 6^th in International Cultural Exchange Center in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa prefecture in Japan. The concert was a part of Kawasaki City’s international festival. It was free of charge, performed by a quartet from the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, followed by a panel discussion. This animation was posted on Visit Baltimore’s YouTube channel. An article was written about it on the Kawasaki City website. It was presented at the Kick-off event of Japanese Film Program by The Asian Arts & Culture Center. It has been on display in the lobby of The Visitor Center in Baltimore in 2024-2025.

Lights Out at Brentwood Arts Exchange
Jun. 3–Aug. 17
Scene 1 of the frame-by frame animation, “Origin,” was a part of a video and digital animation group exhibition in the Main Gallery.
Lights Out Artist Talk (@gatewayartscenter)
Lights Out Exhibition (@gatewayartscenter)

Balance at Big Screen Plaza, NYC and Arthouse.NYC
May 5–May 20
Scene 1 of the frame-by frame animation, “Origin,” was shown as a part of the digital art exhibition in Big Screen Plaza and Arthouse.NYC in New York City.

Asia North at 16 W. North Ave. Gallery and Motor House of Station North Arts District
May 3–Jun. 1
The digital collage, “Love + Home + Baltimore” was shown as one of the 33 artists with a APIMEDIA (Asian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern and Desi American) background from DC, Maryland and Virginia states area.

Sprung 8 at Big Screen Plaza, NYC and Arthouse.NYC
March 11–April 15
Selected as one of the 14 best works, the animation, “Ring de Kaleidoscope” was shown at Big Screen Plaza for 3 weeks and at Arthouse.NYC for 2 weeks in New York City.

Blooming at Carver Center for the Arts and Technology
Jan. 1–Feb. 22
The animation and sounds, “Blooming,” were a part of the collaborative and immersive installation art with the sculptor, Sookkyung Park.