Now Exhibiting!
UnderExposed
Foon Sham
May 1st - June 18th, 2021
Schedule a private tour by calling: 301.852.8042
Available hours: Thursday - Sunday, 12 - 7 pm
“UnderExposed” is a collection of pieces by local sculptor, Foon Sham, whose work has been featured in over 200 exhibitions across the United States and throughout the world. This exhibit is courtesy of Gallery Neptune and Brown, Washington, DC. Sham is most known for his wood sculptures for which he transforms fallen trees and discarded wood into geometric and organic forms. His work is inspired by places he’s traveled, as well as his own personal feelings on surrounding nature and the environment. “My art practice is to preserve natural resources and extend their lives to the maximum and transform what has been discarded to become precious. The attitude we should have towards the planet we live in,” explains Sham.
To learn more about the exhibit, contact us by phone, 301.852.8042, or email, gallery@fredschnider.com.
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About Fred Schnider
Past
Exhibitions
Out of My Mind
David Carlson
David Carlson’s Fields and Transformation series is about process and the contemplative state that is developed from the artist and the viewer. The varying methods of scraping, brushing, and sanding are applied until the painting is completed.
Panoramic Photography
-A Broader Sense of Place
By photographing, blending and stitching multiple exposures of a scene together into a seamless composition, an interesting passage of time and space is portrayed within the still image confine.
