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Intimate Dwellings exhibition

Presented by Third Space Gallery at Third Space Gallery

Jun 18 2022
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Jul 09 2022
Intimate Dwellings exhibition

Photograph by Rain Chou Sun

Intimate Dwellings explores the nuances of intimacy through the lens of culture, identity, time, and the body.

Third Space Gallery’s new exhibition is curated by Sso-Rha Kang and features works by Rain Chou, Yuxiang Dong, and Elese Daniel. The exhibition will run from June 18th to July 9th 2022.

Intimate Dwellings explores the nuances of intimacy through the lens of culture, identity, time, and the body. This exhibition aims to highlight the residual remnants of intimacy and its many forms through a poetic text-based installation, a family study in film, abstract documentations of the self, and an artifact that links the present and the past.

Sso-Rha Kang is an educator and curator based in Cincinnati, OH. She is the Director of Galleries and Outreach at Northern Kentucky University, KY. Her research interests delve into areas of institutional critique, blankness, and aesthetic experience which are rooted in her penchant for banal, slow, and reductive art. She received her Bachelor’s and Masters’s in Art History at the University of Cincinnati (Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning) and has curated exhibitions at The Carnegie (Covington, KY), Wave Pool (Cincinnati, OH), The Contemporary Arts Gallery (Cincinnati, OH) and NKU Galleries (Highland Heights, KY).

Rain Chou is the daughter of two fiercely resilient Asian-American immigrants. Chou extends herself to branch universal conversations through interlingual mediums, focusing in ceramic, film, and print-based works. She is emboldened to share stories and drive changes by way of artistry and the Law. In 2020, Chou received her Bachelor of fine Arts from the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning and a Legal Studies Certificate from the University of Cincinnati’s College of Law.

Elese Daniel moonlights as a poet – pushing and pulling text, seeking verse in prose and video. Her poetry was recently published in Ginger (2020) and Dinner Bell (2020). Elese is more often published unconventionally. Her work has been used as lyrical text for choral and classical music composition and exhibited as visual art, such as structural veil (2020) and ellipsis (2020) at the Weston Art Gallery in Cincinnati, OH. She has also composed hundreds of one-of-a-kind poems written “on-the-spot” for individuals for the past several years, the majority of those during her time with Chase Public. This personal and ephemeral exchange is easily her favorite way to write poetry. Elese holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of Cincinnati (2013). She lives in Nashville, dreams of Ohio, and rides her bike in the street.

Yuxiang Dong (born 1990, China) is an artist. His practices and research focus on the exploration of photography and media art as ethnographic methods in the Anthropocene. He has exhibited at Hermitage Museum & Gardens, Norfolk, VA, OCAT Institute, Beijing, Three Shadows photography Art Centre, Beijing, and other international venues. He has presented his research at Tate Liverpool, College Art Association Annual Conference, and other international institutions and conferences. Currently, he is teaching at the University of Cincinnati and Art Academy of Cincinnati. He holds a BFA in Photography from Beijing Film Academy, an MFA in Imaging Arts from Rochester Institute of Technology, and a PhD in Media, Art, and Text from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Through this exhibition and forthcoming programs, we are highlighting experiences that often go overlooked. Third Space Gallery is founded on the goal to promote a welcome and open community for artists and creatives that are otherwise marginalized. We will foster an open and safe environment for all. Our mission as a gallery is to provide a safe space for BIPOC artists and creatives, facilitate open discussion, and have community engagement by our own rules and say.

Third Space is a gallery and community space located in Camp Washington that supports and highlights BIPOC artists in Cincinnati. Third Space Gallery received one of ArtsWave’s 2022 Black and Brown Artist project grants, with support from the City of Cincinnati Duke Energy, Macy’s, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, and Hard Rock Casino.

INFORMATION:

Third Space Gallery is located at 2866 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45225.

Please join us at the opening celebration for Intimate Dwellings on June 18th, 2022, from 6-8 PM and the Closing reception during second Saturday in Camp Washington on July 9th, 6-8pm.

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INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*

Additional time info:

Please join us at the opening celebration for Intimate Dwellings on June 18th, 2022, from 6-8 PM and the Closing reception during second Saturday in Camp Washington on July 9th, 6-8pm.

* Event durations (if noted) are approximate. Please check with the presenting organization or venue to confirm start times and duration.

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