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Many layers of meaning in Andrea Chung exhibition at Project for Empty Space

Many layers of meaning in Andrea Chung exhibition at Project for Empty Space

By: TRIS McCALL | Published: 2025-06-03 11:42:00 | Source: www.njarts.net

CARLOS HERNANDEZ/COURTESY OF PROJECT FOR EMPTY SPACE

Photos in Andrea Chung’s exhibition “The Ocean Doesn’t Recognize Tears,” at Project for Empty Space in Newark, are framed in sugar.

Certain sheets of hard candy are indistinguishable from glass. Add some impurities, or food coloring, and you might feel yourself in the presence of a jewel. It seems almost unfair that sugar should also possess crystalline beauty on top of its other intoxicating qualities, but you don’t need a sweet tooth to see that it does. Its sturdiness and translucency are boons to architecturally minded confectioners — and sugar has inspired a few concept-driven visual artists, too.

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