Ling Chun
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| Ling Chun | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1990 Hong Kong |
| 🏫 Education | Rhode Island School of Design |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| Known for | Sculpture |
| 🌐 Website | http://whoisherry.com |
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Ling Chun (Chun, Ling, born 1990 in Hong Kong)[1]
Early life and education
Ling Chun was the third child in her family. She spent time in her family's fabric factory, where she was exposed to creative making processes. Ling Chun said "I was in a land of materials, and there went my ideas and playground for imaginary friends; all made out of buttons, fabrics, thread, zipper…."[2] [3]
- BFA in visual communication design and ceramics from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2012
- MFA in ceramics from Rhode Island School of Design in 2016[4]
Career
- She works with ceramics in a nontraditional approach.
- Artist in residence 2012-13 at Seward Park Clay Studio in Seattle, Washington
- Summer artist resident at Arquetopia in Puebla, Mexico in 2015
- c.r.e.t.a.rome, Italy in 2016
- Long-term resident 2016-18 of Archie Bray Foundation, Helena, Montana
- Recipient of the 2018-2019 Artbridge Fellowship from Pratt Fine Arts Center.
- Demonstration artist for Speedball company at NCECA (national conference in education for ceramics art ) booth 2019
- Long-term resident 2018-20 of Pottery Northwest, Seattle, Washington[5]
Themes
- History of hair
- Invention of language
- Interaction of colour
- Chemistry of glaze.
Major exhibitions
2021
- Traver Gallery | Ling Chun -Solo Exhibition, Seattle WA( upcoming April 2021 )
- NCECA 2021 Venue Hall | Emerging Artist 2020/2021 Exhibition , Cincinnati OH ( upcoming March 2021)
- Pottery Northwest | Resident Exit Solo Exhibition, Seattle WA( upcoming Jan 2021)
2020
- Method Gallery | ArtBridge Fellowship Solo Exhibition, Seattle WA ( upcoming July 2020 )
- The Anderson VCUart | Solo Exhibition, Richmond VA*
- NCECA resource hall | Emerging Artist 2020 Exhibition, Richmond VA*
- Traver Gallery | Artist group exhibition 2019-2020, Seattle WA
2019
- Pottery Northwest | ClayFest NW 2019, Seattle WA
- Traver Gallery | CHICAGO SOFA 2019, Chicago, IL
- 2019-2020 Shunpike StoreFront Project | South Lake Union, Seattle, WA
- Zinc Contemporary | Seattle Art Fair, CenturyLink Field, Seattle WA.
- La Galleria | The Royal Opera Arcade: Young Master Art Prize, London, UK
- Gamut Gallery | NCECA 2019 :Group Show: Other Object, Minneapolis, MN
- Creator Space | Archie Bray Resident Exhibition 2018-19, St. Paul, MN
- SEATTLE: Build with Style INC. | The Intimate Values of Inside Space, Seattle WA
2018
- Zinc Contemporary | two-person show : COLOR COLOR, Seattle, WA
- Rhode Island School of Design: Thesis Book Show, Providence, RI
- Bray Warehouse Gallery: Summer resident Show, Helena MT
- Holter Museum of Art: Second-year Fellowship Artist Exhibition, Helena, MT (upcoming)
- The Hole Gallery: CLAY TODAY, New York City, NY
- MSU Exit Gallery: Archie Bray Artist. Bozeman, MT
- Craft & Folk Art Museum: Melting Point: Movements in Contemporary Clay, Los Angeles, CA
- Blue Line Art Gallery: The Us show, Roseville, CA
2017
- Bray Warehouse Gallery: First-Year Fellowship Artist Exhibition Helena MT
- Koloa-Sullivan Gallery: Archie Bray Foundation Group Show, Spokane, WA
- Zinc Contemporary: SAUDADE Invitational group exhibition: SAUDADE and Other Untranslatable Words, Seattle, WA
- Long Beach Island Foundation, Plates, Platters, and Nothing Else Matters, Loveladies, NJ
- Asya Geisberg Gallery: Invitational group show: Morph, Chelsea, NY
- First Street Gallery: National Juried Show 2017, Chelsea, NY
- Bray Warehouse Gallery: Summer resident Show, Helena MT
- Gary R. Libby Gallery, University of Florida: CURRENT 2017 Perception: Color and Content, Gainesville, FL
- Lewis & Clark College Smith Hall: NCECA 2017 Bray Resident Artists, Portland, OR
- Gallery of Visual Arts, School of Art University of Montana: Archie Bray Foundation Group Show, Missoula, MT
- Woods Gallery: RISD Triennial Ceramics Exhibition, Providence RI
2016
- Koloa-Sullivan Gallery: Archie Bray Foundation Group Show, Spokane, WA
- HONOS Art Gallery: 30X6 Clay Works Rome, ITALY
- Vitrify | Ceramics Graduate Exhibition 2016 RISD[6]
2015
- Main street Art: Smart Works, Clifton Springs, NY
- Museum of Fine Art: The 30th Tallahassee International Juried Show, University of Florida, FL
- Pottery Northwest: The Rhythm Repetition Ritual exhibition , Seattle, WA
- Gelman Gallery: Expanded Field: Traversing The Archeology of Gender, Providence, RI
- Wallach Art Gallery: A Curious BlindnessColumbia University, NY
- Bell Gallery: 2015 NCECA Biennial International Juried Ceramics Exhibition, Brown University, RI
- NCECA RISD One Night Stand: Risky,Rhode Island School of Design, RI
- Mug Shots: 7th Annual Juried Cup Show, LUX Center For The Arts, Lincoln, NE
- Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience: Belonging Digital Exhibition on Immigration, Seattle, WA
- Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge: DownEast National Sculpture Exhibition, Greenville, NC
- Anchor Providence Gallery: Of Earth, Providence, RI
2014
- 2013-14 Roster of Artist’ Projects for Storefronts Project: The Cat Wave, Seattle, WA
- Seward Park Clay Studio Gallery, installation art: WORD OF MOUTH, Seattle, WA
2013
- 15th Annual Art Port Townsend Juried Art Show, Port Townsend, WA
- Camp Sealth On-site installation, Vashon Island, WA
- Regional Storefront Project 2013-14, selected roster artist, Seattle WA
- Seward Park Clay Studio, Spring Show 2013
- Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, Under My Skin: Exploring Race in the 21st Century, Seattle, WA
- Seward Park Clay Studio, 2013 Clay Project: The Fundraising Party and Auction, Seattle, WA
- Seattle Design Center, Seward Park Clay Studio Gallery,
- Authentic/ Imaginary: Ling Chun, Thorly James & Julie Ives, Seattle, WA
Awards and nominations
2020
- NCECA 2020 Emerging Artist
2019
- Young Masters Maylis Grand Ceramics Prize Art Priza Shortlist
- ArtBridge Fellowship
- Penn State University: HUB-Robeson Galleries Honorarium
- NEA funded Artist: Kidsquest Museum Outreach Program
2018
- Archie Bray Foundation: Lilian Fellowship
2017
- Rudy Autio Grant
- Archie Bray Foundation: Matsutani Fellowship
2016
- Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts Scholarship
2015
- RISD Graduate Studies Grant Recipients
2014-16
- RISD Scholarship & Fellowship Recipients
2010/12
- The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
- Presidential Awards Competition (Nippon 17 & 19)
2008–2011
- EAFF Scholarship Recipients
References
- ↑ "Ling Chun • Artaxis.org". artaxis.org. facebook.com/artaxis.org. Retrieved 5 March 2021.
- ↑ "Ling Chun — Maake Magazine". Maake Magazine. Retrieved 8 March 2021.
- ↑ Chun, Ling (2017). "Studio Visit Ling Chun" (PDF). Artmaze Magazine (#1): 8. Retrieved 8 March 2021.
- ↑ "RISD Alumni Virtual Gallery Tour with Ling Chun". Retrieved 13 June 2021.
- ↑ Ling, Chun. "ABOUT LING CHUN". whoisherry.com. Retrieved 5 March 2021.
- ↑ "Vitrify | Ceramics Graduate Exhibition 2016". digitalcommons.risd.edu. Retrieved 13 June 2021.
External links
- http://whoisherry.com
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