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Eric Sung

Eric
Sung

SPE Member since 2019
Member Chapter: Northeast

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
#2726
Archival digital Inkjet print

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
Yushukan War Memorial Museum
Archival digital Inkjet print

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
Sierra
Archival Inkjet Print on Exhibition Fiber Paper

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
#2677
Archival digital Inkjet print

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
Montjuic Castle
Archival digital Inkjet print

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
Tommy
Archival Inkjet Print on Exhibition Fiber Paper

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
#2693
Archival digital Inkjet print

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
Soviet War Memorial
Archival digital Inkjet print

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
Kenny
Archival Inkjet Print on Exhibition Fiber Paper

Eric Sung

SPE member since 2019
#2693
Archival digital Inkjet print

about

Eric Sung is an artist scholar and cultural worker. His creative vision has materialized multiple interdisciplinary ideas into action with a diverse group of stakeholders. Sung's experiential scholarship and companion works have appeared internationally in peer-reviewed and juried conferences and venues, including the Society for Photographic Education (SPE), International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA), and Imagining America (IA)

Sung's artworks have been showcased in internationally renowned exhibition venues and public spaces. His art and community empowerment projects were supported by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), the Providence Department of Art, Culture, and Tourism (ACT), and the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts (RISCA).

Sung is a full professor at Providence College and a member of the WARP Collective Artists Group and serves as a board member for SPE National and the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities.

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