Serena Tang
An interdisciplinary visual artist, Serena bring a unique perspective to their work by infusing their passion for social justice issues in their art. Serena’s work has been featured in HBO’s Random Acts of Flyness,
Category: Artist/Individual
Discipline: Public Art
Program Affiliations: Artist Roster
About Serena Tang
Serena Tang is an interdisciplinary visual and performance artist who brings a unique perspective to their work by infusing their passion for
social justice issues. Serena’s work has been featured in HBO’s Random Acts of Flyness, Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar,
and Sky Harbor International Airport. Serena founded Double Happiness Creative in 2001 and has created the branding and style guide as well as
being the art director for Edible Baja Arizona Magazine, and the sole graphic designer at the Tucson Museum of Art.
Serena is a founding member of Flight School Acrobatics, an acrobatic performance group, and have taught workshops internationally, including Europe, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Brazil. They co-lead discussions on racism and oppression at the annual FemPower Acro Festival in Portland, OR. Serena also created programs for the 101Space at the Pima County Library, a maker space for teens.
Serena Tang
Preferred Pronouns: they/them
serena@doublehappinesscreative.com
5203123664
https://www.doublehappinessdesign.org/
Old Town Artisans Mural Project: Celebrating the Foodways of the Southwest
Old Town Artisans Mural Project: Celebrating the Foodways of the Southwest
16 murals above each doorway at the Old Towne Artisans building
Artists: Serena Tang and Johanna Martinez depicting foods native as well as adapted to the Sonoran desert
The River Returns: The Stone Avenue Mural
The River Returns: The Stone Avenue Mural
630 ft. x 6 ft.
The original mural was completed in 2001. In December 2021, the mural was refreshed, restored, highly edited, and renovated. Artists: Pasqualina Azzarello, Serena Tang, Gavin Troy, Matt Cotten, Yuyu Shiratori, Adam Cooper Teran, and Paloma Jacqualine.
Celebration over a century of flight for the Sky Harbor Airport
Celebration of Flight
75”x 33” each
10 artworks were created for the Sky Harbor Airport and the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture, celebrating over a decade of flight.
