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FOGSTAND Gallery & Studio is a nonprofit art space and creative education center located in both Taiwan and USA. Established since 2014, FOGSTAND aims to promote and exhibit rigorous creative projects that maintain the ability to channel into a broader emphasis on creative education throughout eastern Taiwan. Attentive to its unique context, FOGSTAND’s primary focus is on bringing contemporary creative practices into a reciprocal exchange with local communities.
©2014-2024 FOGSTAND Gallery & Studio. All rights reserved.
2019-2021 program sponsored by NCAF (Taiwan)
2018-2019 program sponsored by VAF through Midway Contemporary Art (USA), Taiwan Film Institue, Taiwan Cultural Center in New York, Minstry of Culture (Taiwan)
2014-2017 program sponsored by NCAF (Taiwan)
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This website has served as an online archive for FOGSTAND since 2022.
Exhibition on view: 06/15 - 07/21/2019
Opening : 06/15/2019, 1-5pm
Venue: FOGSTAND @ St. Paul, MN, USA
Fiona Burke is an Irish artist currently based in Hiroshima, Japan. She graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2010. Recent exhibitions include Finite Project Altered When Open (David Dale Gallery, Glasgow, 2015), Tablet, (Custom House Gallery, Mayo, Ireland, 2015), Behind Bushes, (Talbot Gallery, Dublin, 2014), Dearth, (QSS, Belfast, 2014), Things Go Dark, (The Model, Sligo, Ireland, 2014), Lorg Presents (The Shed, Galway, 2013), Fiona Burke and Marzia Rossi (David Dale Gallery, Glasgow 2012).
Burke has also exhibited at Ormston House (Limerick), The Briggait (Glasgow), The Centre for Contemporary Arts (Glasgow), The Royal Scottish Academy (Edinburgh), Kunstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin), and Kuhturm (Leipzig).
Opening : 06/15/2019, 1-5pm
Venue: FOGSTAND @ St. Paul, MN, USA
Fiona Burke is an Irish artist currently based in Hiroshima, Japan. She graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2010. Recent exhibitions include Finite Project Altered When Open (David Dale Gallery, Glasgow, 2015), Tablet, (Custom House Gallery, Mayo, Ireland, 2015), Behind Bushes, (Talbot Gallery, Dublin, 2014), Dearth, (QSS, Belfast, 2014), Things Go Dark, (The Model, Sligo, Ireland, 2014), Lorg Presents (The Shed, Galway, 2013), Fiona Burke and Marzia Rossi (David Dale Gallery, Glasgow 2012).
Burke has also exhibited at Ormston House (Limerick), The Briggait (Glasgow), The Centre for Contemporary Arts (Glasgow), The Royal Scottish Academy (Edinburgh), Kunstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin), and Kuhturm (Leipzig).
On behalf of FOGSTAND, I am excited to announce the forthcoming solo exhibition of new paintings by Fiona Burke, titled 'unsupported'. With Summer settling in and with it a growing liveliness for our occupation in the sun, I find it oh-so-fitting to be hosting Burke. As a painter, Burke’s work is saturated by a concern for the pictorial rendering of light and within it the rendering light of our awareness.
For ‘unsupported’, Burke gives us a series of bisected colour-fields which makes use of the illusory effect of representation and, also, seems to make a point of telling you so. She casts a spectrum within an analogous of representation that plays to our capacities to prerender and dissolve an image. A lightness of touch found in the works creates a perfect calm to the strong undertow of deliberation aimed toward our own wayfinding. In an effort to find one's bearings, the formal rigidity of the series further parses the painterly and recursive elements to be still found by and in our own mechanisms of perception. The work makes apparent the differences in our ways of looking.
This is Burke’s first solo exhibition with FOGSTAND, following her involvement in our exchange exhibition at Sadie Halie, ‘H_am.’ and 和 (he’) at the Taiwan Academy. I invite you to get on out and have look at Fiona Burke. The exhibition preview will be held on Saturday, June 15 from 1:00 - 5:00, and furthermore be open till July 14th.
— Brandon Cramm, FOGSTAND Committee Member
For ‘unsupported’, Burke gives us a series of bisected colour-fields which makes use of the illusory effect of representation and, also, seems to make a point of telling you so. She casts a spectrum within an analogous of representation that plays to our capacities to prerender and dissolve an image. A lightness of touch found in the works creates a perfect calm to the strong undertow of deliberation aimed toward our own wayfinding. In an effort to find one's bearings, the formal rigidity of the series further parses the painterly and recursive elements to be still found by and in our own mechanisms of perception. The work makes apparent the differences in our ways of looking.
This is Burke’s first solo exhibition with FOGSTAND, following her involvement in our exchange exhibition at Sadie Halie, ‘H_am.’ and 和 (he’) at the Taiwan Academy. I invite you to get on out and have look at Fiona Burke. The exhibition preview will be held on Saturday, June 15 from 1:00 - 5:00, and furthermore be open till July 14th.
— Brandon Cramm, FOGSTAND Committee Member
