Between the Lines
Su Su

SEPTEMBER 2018

Between the Lines is a solo exhibition of new paintings by Su Su curated by Bunker Projects Director, Jessie Rommelt. Su Su’s paintings are a stunning mix of 21st century imagery, re-woven into rich, non-linear narrative devices. Her works bring us into a world that is notably enticing, disjointed and unreal. Each painting situates itself in collaboration with the viewer, calling on them to stir the waters and even swim along.

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Recent Exhibitions

7 Deadliest a solo exhibition by Damion Dreher
Opening Reception: Friday August 3rd | On View: 8/3-8/26
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7 Deadliest is a solo exhibition by artist Damion Dreher that explores different manifestations of the seven deadly sins through mixed media paintings.  These sins are thought to be seven vices that spur immoral behavior of various scales. Dreher visits each one through its historical context and the way they’re reflected in modern society.  The collection includes 7 large scale works where each sin in dealt with separately and created through layers of text, imagery and paint to build visual narratives that guide you through the sins of 7 individuals.

Damion Dreher was born and raised in Clairton Pennsylvania, heart of steel country. He attended the University Of Pittsburgh for visual arts before making his way to New York where he worked as a graphic designer and explored the art scene. His visual language is influenced heavily by urban and decaying spaces like abandoned buildings, busy subway platforms and dive bar bathrooms.  In 7 Deadliest,  Dreher blends abstraction and representation to tell stories through fragmented visual clues. These stories and their subjects are rarely given in their entirety but offer viewers an incomplete narrative through which their own conclusions can be drawn.  The layers, although torn, ripped and sometimes almost unintelligible, help to convey a message. That is a message of resilience, defiance and sometimes, even a message of hope.