Retrospective: March 7th - 28th

SAVE THE DATE for the RETROSPECTIVE @

111 Front Street, Suite 216

Brooklyn, NY 11201

KANIK CHUNG

DOES EVERYTHING END IN A LAMP!

Opening Reception: Thursday, March 6th from 6-9PM

March 7th - March 27th, 2014

Gallery Hours: 10AM-5PM

Friday-Sunday & by appointment

For information and further images:

Visit the artist's website at www.kanikchung.com and

Contact at kanik@kanikchung.com

CALLING VOLUNTEERS FOR RETROSPECTIVE!

The retrospective has been booked at Two Trees in DUMBO, Brooklyn, right above Forager's @ 111 Front Street from March 7th through the 28th. Now we need your help!

We would like to have the space open at least Friday - Sunday from 10AM to 6PM.
To make that happen, we need to have volunteers. 

If you can make it for the whole day, half day or even for a few hours, please email us so we know what's possible.

The days we're hoping for are are listed below so just put down your name and the hours you're available and send to: chungkanik@gmail.com. If you can make it on a day that's not listed, let us know that too!

From there, we'll be in touch to coordinate and confirm.

Open at 10am / Closes at 6pm

Friday, March 7th

Closed Saturday the 8th for Memorial

Sunday, March 9th

Friday, March 14th

Saturday, March 15th

Sunday, March 16th

Friday, March 21st

Saturday, March 22nd

Sunday, March 23rd

Friday, March 28th

The retrospective has been booked for to run from March 6th to the 28th at Two Trees in DUMBO right above Forager's @ 111 Front Street.  

Quick easy photo steps by Victoria:

1. Tape or pin paper to your wall and floor or surface. 
(Nothing fancy...I didn't even have to clean my table.)

2. Close up shot. 

    
Please shoot with the highest resolution you can. This way we can photoshop and archive!


3. Give it a little turn so you can show off another angle.




















4. Grey is nice too.


5. Black is nice with some colors and clear.     

Tip:  Try to minimize the shadow by shooting in diffused day light.            
I got the deep shadow from holding the light wrong with no sun.            
Try not to do that. Look at it there. The bird is now looming. 

6.  Send them to chungkanik@gmail.com.  

7. Pass the word on!

I showed my silly set up to show you it's super easy to get a decent pic. 


Further Photo advice:
http://askharriete.typepad.com/ask_harriete/2010/04/photographing-your-artwork-bounce-cards-add-light-and-fill-in-deep-shadows.htmlhttp://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BlQwt7_ZXKgwww.vacalabro.com