Exhibition

SPACED OUT Sally Han x Henry Chang

31 Oct 2019 – 12 Nov 2019

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Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10:00 – 18:00
Wednesday
10:00 – 18:00
Thursday
10:00 – 18:00
Friday
10:00 – 18:00
Saturday
10:00 – 18:00
Sunday
10:00 – 18:00

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YUI Gallery is pleased to present SPACED OUT, a Two-Person Show featuring New York based artists, Henry Chang and Sally Han; who both have refreshingly introduced eccentric spaces and organic elements in their pictorial world.

About

In Henry Chang’s work, objects are beautifully merged in hazy yet iridescent backgrounds to visually identify his spirituality and sexuality. In Sally Han’s work, space is the primary source to explore her intuitive thoughts. Once the space is decided, she then introduced organic elements such as Nigures to question her initial decision. From a compressed interior space to an open stage, dedicate linear marks to translucent watercolor brushstrokes, and chunky wood panels to meticulous paper cutouts, the two artists both show a unique style yet create a deep conversation to each other’s work in exploring their subconscious mind and questioning their identity.

Sally J. Han | sallyjhan.com Jingmei “Sally” Han was born in China and raised in South Korea, she then moved to New York, received BFA from School of Visual Arts with Silas H. Rhodes Scholarship, and she received her MFA with the emphasis of drawing at New York Academy of Art. She has participated in selected group shows at Site Brooklyn, Flowers Gallery, Dacia Gallery, Viridian Artists Inc. and more. She will be having a Solo show at YUI Gallery in Spring 2020.

Henry Hung Chang | henryhungchienchang.com Henry Hung Chang was born into a spiritual Taiwanese family. Growing up in a temple founded by his grandparents, he was always surrounded by folk arts and developed an interest in drawing. Chang has received his Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Design and studied Illustration at School of Visual Arts. His images are reNlections of his dreams and memories. They are his honest response to impermanence of life. As a queer POC artist, Chang’s work often explores sexuality and spirituality in relation to cultural and social contexts. His work has been featured on Advocate.com and exhibited at the Leslie-Lohman Museum.

This is a nonprofit exhibition.

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Sally J. Han

Henry Hung Chang

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