NW natural, Portland OR

Successful install, photo by Dale Headrick

Successful install, photo by Dale Headrick

Photo credit Dale Headrick

Photo credit Dale Headrick

Glenn Kearney, Clay Connelly, install helpers extraordinare! photo Dale Headrick

Glenn Kearney, Clay Connelly, install helpers extraordinare! photo Dale Headrick

Photo, Dale Headrick

Photo, Dale Headrick

Sentiment, 4Culture Gallery, Seattle Wa April 2019

Sentiment

 

In 1973 Federico Fellini combined a Romanoglo phrase:  A m’arcord, (meaning, I remember) into Amarcordto title his semi-autobiographic film. I saw the film in 1993 and the title has captivated me ever since.  It has come to mean  ”nostalgic revocation” in Italian. 

 

I am interested the artist’s ability to stir something in us through an object they create. “It speaks to me” is a reason often given for why one likes a piece.

 

The pieces in Sentiment are loosely derived from memories of late night wanderings through neighborhoods, parks and natural areas. 

 

Some of the works were created with a specific place in mind, while others revealed themselves to fit the theme after the fact.

 

More than an actual story I am attempting to convey a feeling or mood, possibly a feeling for which we don’t have a word. 

 

 

 

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Koch Gallery Vashon, Center for the arts

Koch Gallery Vashon, Center for the arts

My new work "Chain series" and a few other pieces are currently on view at the gorgeous new Koch Gallery on Vashon Island. 

http://www.vashoncenterforthearts.org/portfolio-view/may-2017-gerrard-chung-small/

 

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Very open house Equinox Studios, Georgetown

My newest piece "Cycles" and a few smaller pieces will be on display in the studio of She-Metal at Equinox Studios open house Saturday the 10th of December, 2016.

Main event: 6520-6555 5th Ave S, West Georgetown 6-10 pm.

My work and the work of some very talented others will be featured here: She-Metal;  Living Room Studio. 502 South River

This is a large event, dress warmly and give yourself plenty of time to explore!

Thanks to Sheryl and Dylan for this opportunity.