Amy Yoes works in a multi-faceted way, alternately employing installation, photography, video, painting, and sculpture. One of her largest projects, Hot Corners (a multi-room installation), is on view at MASS MoCA, North Adams, MA, until January 2026. Other recent projects include Correspondências, a solo exhibition at the Contemporary Sculpture Museum in Santo Tirso, Portugal, and multiple Fire Projects, where she builds complex sculptures that get burned in a choreographed blaze before a live audience. A lifelong interest in decorative language and architectural space permeates her work. She teaches every fall semester at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and lives most of the year in Narrowsburg, upstate New York, with her husband Jorge Colombo and their two cats, Inky and Sharpie.