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Mimi C. Huang is a seasoned professional in the fields of art history and journalism, with extensive experience at the Saint Louis Art Museum as a Curatorial Assistant and Asian Art Research Assistant since November 2007. Responsibilities include researching, cataloging, displaying, and caring for the permanent collection, as well as developing themes for exhibitions and documenting primary materials in Chinese and Japanese. Additionally, Mimi C. Huang serves as a Reporter for World Journal, providing comprehensive news coverage for the Chinese-American community in North America for over 30 years. An attendee of the 64th Attingham Summer School in 2015, Mimi C. Huang has advanced academic credentials, holding a Master of Arts in Art History (Modern Art) from Indiana University Bloomington and a Master of Arts in Art History (Chinese art) from Chinese Culture University in Taipei, Taiwan.