Good Citizen Gallery: Friday, Saturday, 18 June 2010
Good Citizen invites you to liminal possession featuring sculptural installation and new drawings by artist Soo Sunny Park.
Opening Reception Friday, June 18, 6-10pm
June 18 - July 17, 2010
Soo Sunny Park's works are often interactive large scale sculptures and installations that explore the realms of physical and idealized space. Park re-utilizes manufactured products in unconventional ways to create sculptural forms, which are then combined with the natural forces of light and air to create an ephemeral experience for the viewer. Geometry, concepts of space and time, and the relationship to the physical body are explored through the manipulation of structure and pattern, resulting in an examination of the dialogue between logical and lyrical shapes and forms.
Park has shown extensively throughout the country and her work has been featured in numerous periodicals, including Sculpture Magazine and Art in America. Park is a recipient of the Joan Mitchell MFA Grant, Grand Prize winner of the 19th Annual Michigan Fine Arts Competition, and received the Helen Foster Barnett Prize from The National Academy Museum, New York. She is the recipient of a Creative Arts Residency at the The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center and in 2001 she was awarded with the River Front Times "Best of 2001, Sculptor of St. Louis."
Gallery Hours Fri., Sat. Noon - 5pm and by appointment
Opening Reception Friday, June 18, 6-10pm
June 18 - July 17, 2010
Soo Sunny Park's works are often interactive large scale sculptures and installations that explore the realms of physical and idealized space. Park re-utilizes manufactured products in unconventional ways to create sculptural forms, which are then combined with the natural forces of light and air to create an ephemeral experience for the viewer. Geometry, concepts of space and time, and the relationship to the physical body are explored through the manipulation of structure and pattern, resulting in an examination of the dialogue between logical and lyrical shapes and forms.
Park has shown extensively throughout the country and her work has been featured in numerous periodicals, including Sculpture Magazine and Art in America. Park is a recipient of the Joan Mitchell MFA Grant, Grand Prize winner of the 19th Annual Michigan Fine Arts Competition, and received the Helen Foster Barnett Prize from The National Academy Museum, New York. She is the recipient of a Creative Arts Residency at the The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center and in 2001 she was awarded with the River Front Times "Best of 2001, Sculptor of St. Louis."
Gallery Hours Fri., Sat. Noon - 5pm and by appointment
2247 Gravois Ave,
St. Louis MO,
63104-2852
314-348-4587
St. Louis MO,
63104-2852
314-348-4587
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