Alice Meichi Li

@alicemeichi.li

🎨 Artist: @comicstitan.bsky.social @oni-press.bsky.social @darkhorse.com @z2comics.bsky.social, Gallery 1988, Hero Complex 👩🏻‍💻 AAPI + Pop Culture Journalist: @geekgiririotus.bsky.social 🕸️ AliceMeichi.li 📸 instagram.com/alicemeichili

Burning Spiderman: Brand New Day question -- HOW does Spiderman get to Staten Island? Does he swing across the Verrazzano Bridge? Does he ride the ferry? I choose to believe that Peter Parker was just hanging out at the Staten Island Mall when stuff goes down 🤣

✨ Closing reception TONIGHT (Mar 6, 6pm) for “Emancipation: The Rise of Womanhood” at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, 161-04 Jamaica Ave, Queens I have these 6 framed archival giclées in the show ($280 each) 👇 For purchase inquiries, contact: wberot@jcal.org (cc: nanderson@jcal.org)

Artist Alice Meichi Li stands next to her 6 framed art prints on a gallery wallFramed prints of “Numbers” and “Fauna”.Framed prints of “Dragon vs. Rabbit” and “Captive to the Roses”.Framed prints of “Yunyu” and “Moths to the Flame”.
Alice Meichi Li@alicemeichi.li · 7mo ago

I’m exhibiting 6 works in Emancipation: The Rise of Womanhood, at Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning, opening this Friday, January 16th in Queens! Come through if you’re in NYC, it runs until March 13th ✨ RSVP here: www.eventbrite.com/e/opening-re...

Art flyer for Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning’s “Emancipation: The Rise of Womanhood” art show curated by Alma Leya. A Visual Voices Exhibition. Opening Reception: January 16, 6pm. Address: 161-04 Jamaica, Avenue. Flyer artwork by Alice Meichi Li depicting a woman wrapped in thorny vines as her hair transforms into graphic roses.

WOW thanks to everyone who braved the freezing temps for #RedEnvelopeShow2026 AND for selling out my piece on day #1! And huge thanks to Grumpy Bert & Pearl River Mart 🙏 Being in community as immigrants & children of immigrants matters. Still here, still celebrating… Happy Year of the Fire Horse 🔥🐴

Artist Alice Meichi Li posing with her red envelope diptych, “Bridled Unicorn”, an ink drawing depicting a woman wearing an ornate bridle that features a faux unicorn horn and a golden hair stick with a horsehead on itScreenshot of the Pearl River Delta store showing Alice Meichi Li’s piece, “Bridled Unicorn” as having sold.Artist Alice Meichi Li taking a selfie in the mirror to show her gallery reception outfit, consisting of a 1920s style hat, a faux-fur lined shrug, and a long wine brocade dress.Gallery reception guest taking a photo of Alice Meichi Li’s “Bridled Unicorn” piece

“Night Blooming Jasmine” is the epitaph on David Lynch’s gravestone. In my piece, jasmine dissolves into his beloved cigarette smoke and faux flowers frame his portrait #DavidLynchArtShow2026 Opening this Sat 1/24, 3-10pm CTN Studio 847 N. Hollywood Way Burbank, CA 91505

"Night Blooming Jasmine" portrait of David Lynch painted by Alice Meichi Li in a customized white picket frame decorated with artificial white flowers"Night Blooming Jasmine" portrait of David Lynch painted by Alice Meichi Li. Lynch holds a white jasmine flower, surrounded by ghostly jasmine blooms dissolving into smokeGallery show flyer reading: Nico Colaleo and CTN Studio present “Somewhere in Dreams: An Artistic Celebration of David Lynch”. At CTN Studio, 847 N. Hollywood Way. Burbank, CA 91505. Gallery opening night event: January 24th, 2028. 3pm to 10pm. Gallery closing night event: February 28th, 2026. 6pm to 10pm. Featured artists include Alice Meichi Li. Plus Coffee and Donuts, photo ops, beer and wine bar, music, the David Lynch Foundation in person, and very special surprise guests! #DavidLynchArtShow2026"Night Blooming Jasmine" portrait of David Lynch work-in-progress pencil drawing by Alice Meichi Li

Every Thanksgiving I'm reminded of how amazingly hilarious the Cantonese language is, as our word for "Turkey" literally translates to "Fire Chicken". And "Thanksgiving" translates to "Fire Chicken Festival" So as we head towards our long weekend, I'd like to bestow a few more gems upon you...

🙏🏻 Thanks to those who came to the “Comics in the City” gallery show last Sat! It’s up until 10/20 – for all of you coming to #NYComicCon 😘 If you’re interested in purchasing the single-edition framed print of my #RebelMoon cover, details are at the QR code, or you can DM me!

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Flushing Town Hall@flushingtownhall.bsky.social · 11mo ago

On view now at Flushing Town Hall though October 20: Comics in the City: Sequential Art Is . . . Explore the artistry behind comic books, cartoons & storyboards, and see what sequential art means to creators across NYC.