Join us for the opening of the newest gallery at the taproom!

"Many Moon" records a series of drawings rendering illusions of phasing in Anthropocene reality — phases of grass growing amidst darkness, sedimentation, moss and moons; as well as the process of drawing itself, a slow collecting of graphite and dust atop each gestural impression. Each drawing holds both familiar forms and an echoing premonition, caught in the midst of reflecting and refracting, forming a certain kaleidoscopic vision of reality at the world’s edge.⁠
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Jean Chung is an artist, writer and organizer currently living in New York City. Her research examines the potential of fantasy and day-dreams as entries into world-building, holding these imaginations as alternatives to dominant narratives faced in experiences of migration, double consciousness and digital age.