The Lincoln Center Gallery will feature three talented artists in an exhibition of Lost and Found Spaces running November 20th through January 9th. This small group exhibition explores and interprets spaces that exist in the artists' imaginations.
Joomi Chung’s (Oxford, OH) small and intimate gouache map-like paintings are a fun contrast to the large scale collaged photographs by Chung Chak (Bensalem, PA), and even larger wooden constructions of Dave Rowe (Las Vegas, NV). The artists have created imagined spaces based on remembered, or actual, present and historic locations. As a result, the artworks are infused with visceral and psychological experiences as interpreted by the artists. The images are provocative, colorful and intriguing.
The exhibition opens with a reception on Friday, November 20th and runs through January 9th, 2016. Gallery Hours are Tuesdays–Saturdays, 12–6 p.m. and most evenings during theatre performances. Admission is always free.
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