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City Life, Bodily Resistance, and More Art This Week
Bedford + Bowery February 26, 2018 Jeong 井 Opening Wednesday, February 28 at Tina Kim Gallery, 6 pm to 8 pm. You’re probably familiar with the... Learn More -
Unexpected Moments of Sculpture: Chung Seoyoung
Sculpture February 9, 2018 By Bansie Vasvani These deliberately humble anti-forms recast as art owe a considerable debt to Fluxus and its integration of... Learn More -
A conversation with Minouk Lim
OCULA January 26, 2018 An artist of many forms, Minouk Lim creates works that move between and across the boundaries of different genres and... Learn More -
MINOUK LIM: Mamour
Brooklyn Rail December 13, 2017 By Osman Can Yerebakan Minouk Lim’s first solo exhibition in New York introduces the South Korean artist’s equally haunting and... Learn More
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Three to see: New York
The Art Newspaper November 9, 2017 By Victoria Stapley-Brown You might be surprised that Carolee Schneemann: Kinetic Painting at MoMA PS1 (until 11 March 2018) is... Learn More -
Mind Body Ghost: Chung Seoyoung
ArtAsiaPacific November 1, 2017 By HG Masters The word sculpture became harder to pronounce—but not really that much harder. – Rosalind Krauss, Sculpture in... Learn More -
Kim Yong-Ik Korean Cultural Centre, London, and Spike Island, Bristol, UK
Frieze October 25, 2017 By Tim Smith Laing It is easy to look at Kim Yong-Ik’s best-known motif – the repeated polka dot, often... Learn More -
‘The Arts of Korea’ Review: Cosmopolitan Creativity
The Wall Street Journal September 30, 2017 By Lee Lawrence After four years of renovations, the Brooklyn Museum is gradually reintroducing its Asian and Islamic art collections... Learn More
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Park Chan-kyong: Ghosts, history and an Asian sublime
ArtReview Asia September 1, 2017 by Aimee Lin The ghosts of history haunt Park Chan-kyong's recent works. Of course this haunting occurs metaphorically. But in... Learn More -
Murakami and Perez Cordova form an unexpected symmetry at the MCA
The Chicago Tribune July 19, 2017 Taken together, two solo exhibitions currently on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art demand this odd question. The shows... Learn More -
No Longer Blacklisted, South Korea’s Park Chan-kyong Tries Again With Horror Film
Variety July 3, 2017 By Vivienne Chow After being blacklisted by the government of disgraced former President Park Geun-hye, award-winning South Korean filmmaker Park... Learn More -
Park Chan-Kyong at Kukje Gallery
Frieze July 3, 2017 By Tiffany Yeon Chae As an art critic in the 1990s, Park Chan-kyong would often refer to what he called... Learn More
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The chaos of Korean modernity viewed through shamanism : Artist Park Chan-kyong looks at the modern role of traditional spiritualism
Korea JoongAng Daily June 14, 2017 By Moon So-Young Visitors to the Kukje Gallery in central Seoul will encounter mysterious, beautiful objects hanging on the walls... Learn More -
Korean Artists Recognized Overseas
The Korea Times June 6, 2017 By Kwon Mee-yoo Two established Korean artists, Kim Yong-ik and Chun Kwang-young, are holding solo exhibitions overseas, showcasing contemporary Korean... Learn More -
Media artist Park Chan-kyong bids farewell to countless lost souls
Yonhap News Agency May 25, 2017 By Woo Jae-yeon SEOUL, May 25 (Yonhap) -- Park Chan-kyong is a younger brother of globally renowned film director Park... Learn More -
Homecoming: Tania Pérez Córdova // MCA Chicago
THE SEEN May 23, 2017 While Smoke, Nearby , an exhibition of work by Mexico City-based Tania Pérez Córdova , which recently opened at the... Learn More
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Kim Yong-Ik at Tina Kim Gallery, New York
ARTnews May 10, 2017 “Kim Yong-Ik: Solo Exhibition” is on view at Tina Kim Gallery in New York through Saturday, June 17. The solo... Learn More -
The Hottest Art Genre Right Now May Surprise You
Architectural Digest May 5, 2017 By Guelda Voien Korean abstract painting, a post-war development often lumped under the umbrella term Dansaekhwa, has exploded in popularity... Learn More -
Chung Seoyoung at Tina Kim Gallery, New York
ARTINFO April 5, 2017 Tina Kim Gallery in New York is hosting an exhibition “Ability vs. Invisibility” by artist Chung Seoyoung that will be... Learn More -
Kwon Young-woo discovers 'Koreanness' in paper
The Korea Times March 20, 2017 Kwon Young-woo discovers 'Koreanness' in paper By Kwon Mee-yoo Korean artist Kwon Young-woo (1923-2013) spent his entire career pursuing the... Learn More
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Lo mejor de Zona Maco 2017
Fahrenheit Magazine February 13, 2017 By Gabriela Mosqueda El pasado 12 de febrero cerró sus actividades la más famosa de las ferias de arte de... Learn More -
Davide Balliano’s Mystical Geometrics at Tina Kim Gallery
Blouin Artinfo February 10, 2017 By Nicholas Forrest New York’s Tina Kim Gallery is currently showing presenting its first exhibition of Davide Balliano until February... Learn More -
The Questionnaire with the Italian Artist Based in New York Davide Balliano
Fruit of The Forest February 1, 2017 By Federica Tattoli We talk with Davide Balliano (Turin, 1983, lives and works in New York) about his first solo... Learn More -
Davide Balliano: A Contemplation of Minimalist Forms
i Italy January 30, 2017 By Joelle Grosso Talented young artist Davide Balliano is currently making waves in the art world and has a number... Learn More
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Davide Balliano: 26 Jan — 24 Feb 2017 at Tina Kim Gallery in New York, United States
Wall Street International January 19, 2017 Tina Kim Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new works by New York-based Italian artist Davide Balliano. For... Learn More -
Davide Balliano's New Works at Tina Kim Gallery
ARTINFO January 16, 2017 Tina Kim Gallery will be hosting an exhibition of the new works of Davide Balliano (Born: Turin, 1983) from January... Learn More -
Tania Pérez Córdova: Smoke, Nearby
Artforum January 11, 2017 Mexican artist Tania Pérez Córdova ’s first major museum show will occupy the entire south side of the MCA’s main-floor... Learn More -
Two Iconoclasts Offer a Fuller Picture of Korean Modernism
Hyperallergic October 21, 2016 Exhibitions in Seoul devoted to Wook-kyung Choi and Yong-Ik Kim give a sense of Korean artists’ vibrant responses to the... Learn More
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Eok-Jo-Chang-Saeng (億造創生: We create things, things create us)
Changwon Sculpture Biennale 2016 September 22, 2016 Kibong Rhee will participate in Changwon Sculpture Biennale 2016, taking place in the Changwon Yongji Lake area from September 22... Learn More -
Davide Balliano at Tina Kim Gallery
Cura Magazine February 23, 2016 Tina Kim Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new works by New York-based Italian artist Davide Balliano. For... Learn More -
Amid Renewed Interest in Korean Dansaekhwa Art, Ha Chong-Hyun Continues to Experiment
Artsy November 16, 2015 By Jennifer Baum Lagdameo Conjunction, the title that Korean artist Ha Chong-Hyun has given all of his paintings since the... Learn More -
A Conversation with Ha Chong-Hyun by Ines Min
Ocula October 1, 2015 by Ines Min Among the now internationally acclaimed Dansaekhwa artists, Ha Chong-Hyun (b. South Korea, 1935) is notable for his... Learn More
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SO-IL adds decorative brick entrance to Tina Kim Gallery in Manhattan
Dezeen June 6, 2015 By Jenna McKnight Brooklyn studio SO-IL has used corbelled brickwork to create a textured entrance to an art gallery in... Learn More -
Kibong Rhee
Public Art May 1, 2015 Born in 1957, in Seoul, Rhee Kibong is an artist using elements like fog, bubble, water, and dust. He explains... Learn More -
Skin & Surface What is Dansaekhwa and what is its legacy today?
Frieze February 20, 2015 By Yoon Jin Sup, Joan Kee, Sam Bardaouil, and Till Rellrath '...Tansaekhwa artists regarded themselves as painters, yet their kind... Learn More -
Monochrome Sets You Free
Hyperallergic December 16, 2014 By: Robert C. Morgan I discovered the work of Ha Chonghyun in 2000 at an exhibition mounted at the Gwangju... Learn More
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Ghada Amer: Love Has No End
The Brooklyn Rail September 1, 2008 Ghada Amer is best known for works that at first glance seem to be Abstract Expressionist paintings but are actually... Learn More -
Veiled or Naked: Scrutinizing Women’s Roles
The New York Times June 20, 2008 Lost in the festival of branding that is the Brooklyn Museum’s “©Murakami” exhibition, a retrospective of Ghada Amer opened quietly... Learn More
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