Samuel Chung
Sam Chung is a ceramic artist and educator who creates pottery that reframes historical ceramics from a contemporary, cross-cultural perspective. His work bridges the fields of art, craft and design. He has exhibited his work nationally and internationally at Harvey Meadows Gallery (now Harvey Preston Gallery), Duane Reed Gallery, Gallery IMA, Ann Linnemann Gallery (Denmark), ClayAKAR, Greenwich House Pottery, Sherry Leedy Contemporary and Lacoste Gallery. Chung’s work is included in the collections of The Crocker Art Museum (CA), Icheon World Ceramic Center (Korea), Guldagergaard (Denmark) and San Angelo Museum (TX).
Area of study
Selections from "Goblin Series"
Goblins are supernatural beings in Korean mythology. They are often depicted as small, horned creatures with a mischievous streak. They are said to possess magical powers and are known to play pranks on humans, but can also be benevolent and offer help to those in need.
From "Stoneware Clouds Series"
Inspired by the rustic Korean pottery from 14th century Joseon Dynasty called Buncheong
From "Buncheong Series"
Created in South Korea in 2021-22 at Korea National University of Cultural Heritage in Buyeo