The public is invited to a reception in the Kershner Gallery for the photographs of Fran Gallogly and the paintings of Eric Chiang. The artists will talk about their work at 5:00 pm. The show runs from August 13 to September 25.   

Fran Gallogly is a digital photographer with a focus on landscape, flower, wildlife, portrait, and nature.  She has been involved with photography since 1970, going from black and white film to digital color photography.  

Now retired, she travels the world with her camera. A month in Namibia resulted in a coffee table book, and time in India produced a second book. Her photos have been exhibited in New York, in Florida, and in Connecticut and have won her many awards. They have also been on a magazine cover and one was bought by Trader Joe’s to use as a greeting card.  

Eric Chiang grew up in Taiwan and now lives in Westport.  He is a self-taught painter. As a youth, on his own he studied the history and techniques of composing classical music and of creating visual art.

In 2007, he quit his job as a technology executive on Wall Street so he could create art full time. His artwork has been exhibited in Taiwan, New York, and many area venues. He is a member of Taiwanese American Arts Council, Silvermine Guild, Westport Artists Collective, Ridgefield Guild, and Fairfield Cultural Alliance.  

Eric says his goal is to“create artworks that manifest my quest into the meaning and significance of our existence against this infinite space-time, and express my profound empathy of panhuman desperation, love, connections, and hope...”