Launie Wong Fairbairn Gone Grain No. 1 (1974) Finished Artwork
Artist: Launie Wong Fairbairn
Title: Gone Grain No. 1 (1974)
Medium: Archival pigment print transmounted on plexiglass between Dibond and floated on a frame bracket. Photographed with Ektachrome 160 shot at 600 asa and processed at 1200 asa for spontaneous random grain.
Artwork Size: 15-5/8 x 19.5”
Edition: 1
Bio
Launie Wong Fairbairn holds an Advanced Photography Diploma from Emily Carr University of Art & Design with a postgraduate 5th year specialization in analogue colour printing. Launie was the first female graduate of Chinese descent with a degree from Emily Carr’s photography discipline. She has exhibited her work at the Helen Pitt Gallery (solo exhibition), Burnaby Art Gallery, Richmond Art Gallery, and was interviewed on Mike Winlaw’s “The Vancouver Show.”
Launie is currently co-owner of ABC photo. In her 5 decades in the photographic arts, her practice was a visual exploration and technical experimentation culminating in a photographic livelihood. She is recognized for her technical expertise as a print technician, imaging consultant, and project coordinator for esteemed photo artists on their local and international lens-based projects.
Launie’s artwork is held in private collections and can be acquired directly from Gallery 881. Please contact the gallery for additional information.
Artist: Launie Wong Fairbairn
Title: Gone Grain No. 1 (1974)
Medium: Archival pigment print transmounted on plexiglass between Dibond and floated on a frame bracket. Photographed with Ektachrome 160 shot at 600 asa and processed at 1200 asa for spontaneous random grain.
Artwork Size: 15-5/8 x 19.5”
Edition: 1
Bio
Launie Wong Fairbairn holds an Advanced Photography Diploma from Emily Carr University of Art & Design with a postgraduate 5th year specialization in analogue colour printing. Launie was the first female graduate of Chinese descent with a degree from Emily Carr’s photography discipline. She has exhibited her work at the Helen Pitt Gallery (solo exhibition), Burnaby Art Gallery, Richmond Art Gallery, and was interviewed on Mike Winlaw’s “The Vancouver Show.”
Launie is currently co-owner of ABC photo. In her 5 decades in the photographic arts, her practice was a visual exploration and technical experimentation culminating in a photographic livelihood. She is recognized for her technical expertise as a print technician, imaging consultant, and project coordinator for esteemed photo artists on their local and international lens-based projects.
Launie’s artwork is held in private collections and can be acquired directly from Gallery 881. Please contact the gallery for additional information.
Artist: Launie Wong Fairbairn
Title: Gone Grain No. 1 (1974)
Medium: Archival pigment print transmounted on plexiglass between Dibond and floated on a frame bracket. Photographed with Ektachrome 160 shot at 600 asa and processed at 1200 asa for spontaneous random grain.
Artwork Size: 15-5/8 x 19.5”
Edition: 1
Bio
Launie Wong Fairbairn holds an Advanced Photography Diploma from Emily Carr University of Art & Design with a postgraduate 5th year specialization in analogue colour printing. Launie was the first female graduate of Chinese descent with a degree from Emily Carr’s photography discipline. She has exhibited her work at the Helen Pitt Gallery (solo exhibition), Burnaby Art Gallery, Richmond Art Gallery, and was interviewed on Mike Winlaw’s “The Vancouver Show.”
Launie is currently co-owner of ABC photo. In her 5 decades in the photographic arts, her practice was a visual exploration and technical experimentation culminating in a photographic livelihood. She is recognized for her technical expertise as a print technician, imaging consultant, and project coordinator for esteemed photo artists on their local and international lens-based projects.
Launie’s artwork is held in private collections and can be acquired directly from Gallery 881. Please contact the gallery for additional information.