Private View Saturday 2 August - 2pm - 4pm
Slow Twitch explores the intricate connections between town development, memory, and resilience.
This Private View marks the unveiling of Weng-io Wong’s new installation, with visitors having the opportunity to meet the artist in person.
Through her work, she poses the question:
“What does it mean to remember in a place that’s constantly changing?”
About the Artist
Weng-io Wong, works across sculpture, installation, and video. Her practice explores changes in human behavior and emotions in the digital age, weaving fragmented memories, history, mythology, and architectural elements inspired by her hometown, Macao. Wong holds a Bachelor of Fine Art (First Class Honours) from RMIT, Australia (2015), and an MA in Sculpture from the RCA (2024), reflecting her deep engagement with cultural heritage and contemporary narratives.
The Exhibition
The exhibition runs from Monday 4 August – Saturday 13 September. It is open every day except Sundays and Bank Holidays from 11am – 4pm.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at gallery@harlowarttrust.org.uk or 01279 446 404
Supported by Harlow Art Trust & The Royal College of Art
Design by Snootie Studios
Getting Here - By Public Transport
Getting here: The Gibberd Gallery is a 20 minute walk, short taxi ride or ten minute bus ride from Harlow Town Station. Trains to Harlow Town run every 20 minutes from London Liverpool Street, Tottenham Hale, Stratford and Cambridge train stations.
By Car
Harlow Art Trust is committed to reducing our carbon footprint. We would encourage all visitors to consider alternative travel options.
The closest parking is The Water Gardens shopping centre. Please let us know in advance if you have any access needs or requirements, such as disabled parking. There are disabled parking places in College Square, CM20 1AJ. These are closer to the Civic Centre and Gallery than the disabled parking places in the Water Gardens car park. Please email: gallery@harlowarttrust.org.uk
