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Imin Yeh (she/her) is a project based artist working with sculpture, installation, artist publications and participatory projects expanding the role paper and print played in the recording, copying, and spreading of the human story for more than a millenia. Paper is the most recurrent material in her work, in its transformation from commonplace material into a precious art object. Some of her exhibitions include Bass and Rainer (San Francisco), Grizzly Grizzly (Philadelphia), San Jose Museum of Art, Asian Art Museum (San Francisco), and The Contemporary Jewish Museum (San Francisco). As for awards, she has recieved a creative development award from the Heinz Foundation, a Eureka Fellowship from the Fleishhacker Foundation and an Individual Artist Grant from the San Francisco Arts Commission. She is an Associate Professor of Print Media at Carnegie Mellon University School of Art and based in Pittsburgh, PA.