Installation
Al Wong, “Each Time I See You, I Feel It Could Be the Last Time,” ©1987, 60″H x 120″W x 24″D, Acrylic on fiberglass netting with TV set, table, tablecloth, aluminum cane, and lighting. Exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Al Wong, “Line Up,” ©1987, 120″H x 252″W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting, with plastic, nylon, cloth, envelope, 3 light bulbs, and photocopies of photographs. (overview and detail images). Exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Al Wong, “Laura,” (on left) ©1986, 72″H x 48″W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting, with cloth, nylon, plastic and lighting. “Grandmothers,” (on right) ©1988, 96″H x 84″W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting, with marquisette, plastic, nylon and wood, 5 photocopies of photographs, and lighting. Exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Al Wong, “Shadow Tree,” ©1988, 144″H x 72″W x 72″ D, Acrylic on fiberglass netting, with wood, nylon and lighting. Exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Al Wong, “Suzuki Roshi,” ©1987, 72″H x 48″W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting, with wood and lighting, black and white photograph. Exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Al Wong, “On/Off,” ©1987, 72″H x 48″W, Acrylic, enamel, spray paint, and marker on fiberglass netting, with light bulb and flasher. (View 1 and View 2). Exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Al Wong, “Blind Waiting,” ©1985, 8’H x 4’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting with venetian blinds. “Shadow Stand” ©1985, 8’H x 4’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting.
Al Wong, “Silent Sound” ©2019, 4’H x 4’W, Acrylic on polycarbonate.
Al Wong, “Untitled 2,” ©2019, 8’H x 8’W, Black tape, paper and acrylic paint.
Al Wong, “Two Merge,” ©2019, 4’H x 4’W, (Two Views) Acrylic on polycarbonate.
Al Wong, “Turning Still,” ©2018, 4’H x 10’W, Acrylic on polycarbonate.
Al Wong, “Black Screen,” ©2018, 8’H x 12’W, Acrylic on polycarbonate.
Al Wong, “River Break,” ©2018, 8’H x 12’W, Acrylic on polycarbonate.
Al Wong, “Zig/Zag,” ©2018, 4.5’W x 8’H, Yarn.
Al Wong, “Square Shine,” ©2018, 5’H x 5’W, Acrylic on polycarbonate.
Al Wong, “Death is Alive,” ©2006, 24’W x 18’H, Acrylic on Plastic.
Al Wong, “Miss You,” ©2006, 11″W x 16″H, Acrylic on Plastic.
Al Wong, “Cross My Heart,” ©2006, 24″W x 18″H, Acrylic on Plastic.
Al Wong, “Cross Circle,” ©2005, 6’H x 5.25’W, Plastic and acrylic. “Slant Flying,” ©2006, 6.5’H x 5.25’W, Plastic and acrylic.
Al Wong, “Help” ©2005, 2’6″H x 6’6″W, Plastic and acrylic. “Rectangle,” ©2005, 5’4″H x 5’W, Plastic and acrylic.
Al Wong, “Merge” ©2005, 24″H x 35″W, Plastic and acrylic. “Float,” ©2005, 5’H x 5’W, Plastic and acrylic.
Al Wong, “Around the Wall” ©2005, 6’3″H x 5’4″W, Plastic and acrylic. “Nine Ways,” ©2005, 2″H x 8’4″W, Plastic and acrylic.
Al Wong, “GONE” ©2005, 2’6″H x 6’7″W, Plastic and acrylic.
Al Wong, “Circle” ©2015, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting. “Cross Over,” ©2015, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting.
Al Wong, “Oval Float” ©2014, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting. “Column Rush,” ©2014, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting.
Al Wong, “Rectangle Move” ©2013, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting. “Twist,” ©2012, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting.
Al Wong, “Stepping Up” ©2013, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting. (View 1 and View 2 in sunlight)
Al Wong, “Standing Bar” ©2015, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting. (overview and detail images)
Al Wong, “Rectangle Float” ©2013, 8’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting.
Al Wong, “Balance” ©2015, 9’H x 5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting and cloth. “Left Right,” ©2015, 4’H x 3.5’W, Acrylic on fiberglass netting and cloth.
Al Wong, “Cloudy Hands,” ©2006, 5’8″W x 6’7″H, acrylic on paper.
