Grizzly Grizzly’s May/June exhibit, Illuminations, features “Tsaibernetic” sculptures by artist London Tsai and two-dimensional works by his late father, cybernetic sculptor Wen-Ying Tsai. In Illuminations, London explores how an art process is passed down through generations. He embodies not only the physical process of making that captivated his father but a manifestation of his father’s aura, as London establishes his own voice in cybernetic sculptures. In his essay, From Two to Three, David B. Auerbach details the greater meaning of cybernetic sculpture and the inexorably intertwined relationship between artwork, viewer, and artist.

2020 programming is supported by Added Velocity which is administered by Temple Contemporary at Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University, and funded by the William Penn Foundation.

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