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Ha Chong-Hyun , Conjunction 14-136, 2014

Ha Chong-Hyun 

Conjunction 14-136, 2014

Oil on hemp cloth

63.78 x 51.18 inches

162 x 130 cm

Chung Chang-Sup , Meditation 9655, 1996

Chung Chang-Sup 

Meditation 9655, 1996

Best fiber on canvas

63.78 x 44.09 inches

162 x 112 cm

Chung Sang-Hwa , Untitled 92-6-13, 1992

Chung Sang-Hwa 

Untitled 92-6-13, 1992

Acrylic on canvas

36 3/10 x 28 3/4 inches

92.3 x 73 cm

Joan Mitchell, Untitled, 1960

Joan Mitchell

Untitled, 1960

Oil on canvas

28 1/2 x 28 3/4 inches

72.4 x 73 cm

Kim Yong-Ik, Untitled, 1990

Kim Yong-Ik

Untitled, 1990

Acrylic on canvas

76.38 x 101.97 inches

194 x 259 cm

Kwon Young-Woo , Untitled, c. 1980s

Kwon Young-Woo 

Untitled, c. 1980s

Korean paper

31.89 x 25.98 inches

81 x 66 cm

Lee Ufan, From point (No. 790226), 1979

Lee Ufan

From point (No. 790226), 1979

Oil on canvas

20.87 x 18.11 inches

53 x 46 cm

Park Seo-Bo, Ecriture No.920219, 1992

Park Seo-Bo

Ecriture No.920219, 1992

Korean Hanji paper on canvas

40 1/2 x 27 3/4 inches

102.5 x 70.5 cm

 

Wook-Kyung Choi , Untitled, 1963

Wook-Kyung Choi 

Untitled, 1963

Oil on canvas

22.83 x 22.83 inches

58 x 58 cm

Press Release

For the first time, Tina Kim Gallery is pleased to participate in the EXPO Chicago 2017. This year the booth will spotlight a selection Dansaekhwa artists including Chung Chang-Sup, Park Seo-Bo, Ha Chong-Hyun, Chung Sang-Hwa, Lee Ufan, and Kwon Young-Woo. Over the years these artist were the highlight of various international including the  2015 56th Venice Biennial and The Boghossian Foundation Dansaekhawa exhbition in 2016.

Dansaekhwa is a Postwar artistic movement of Korea, transcending the vast difference between the modern language of the West and the traditional Korean aesthetic and materiality. Art from the Dansaekhwa movement is a product of a collective struggle experieced by a group of artists  in which they were able to deviate themselves from cultural colonialism, while co-currently maintaining tradition within the global context of modernism.

In addition to the achievements of the Dansaekhwa artists, Tina Kim Gallery is pleased to announce their inclusion in the upcoming exhibtion  collaboration with the Brooklyn Museum for the extensive Korean arts exhibition Arts of Korea at the Brooklyn Museum. This exhibition will be the inaugural celebration of the museum’s 2nd floor rennovation. Dansaekhwa works will be on view alongside traditional Korean arts dating from Three Kingdoms to Joseon Dynasty, wherefore providing a substantial overview Korean art history.

Additionally, works by the following artists will be available: Ghada Amer, Wook-Kyung Choi, Davide Balliano, Louise Bourgeois, Kyungah Ham, Michael Joo, Joan Mitchell, Ed Ruscha, and Kim Yong-Ik. 

For more information about available works please contact: Rachel Horvath at rachel@tinakimgallery.com | (212) 716-1100

Materials for Download

Davide Balliano
Davide Balliano

UNTITLED, 2017
Plaster, gesso & lacquer on wood
48 x 48 inches
121.9 x 121.9 cm

Davide Balliano
Davide Balliano

UNTITLED, 2017
Plaster, gesso & lacquer on wood
60 x 48 inches
52.4 x 121.9 cm

Wook-Kyung Choi
Wook-Kyung Choi

Untitled, 1963
Oil on canvas
22.83 x 22.83 inches
58 x 58 cm

Ha Chong-Hyun
Ha Chong-Hyun

Conjunction 10-101, 2010
Oil on hemp cloth
19.69 x 23.62 inches
50 x 60 cm
Courtesy of Tina Kim Gallery

Ha Chong-Hyun
Ha Chong-Hyun

Conjunction 05-142, 2005
Oil on hemp cloth
70.87 x 47.24 inches
180 x 120 cm
Courtesy of Tina Kim Gallery

Park Seo-Bo
Park Seo-Bo

Ecriture No.920219, 1992
Korean Hanji paper on canvas
40 1/2 x 27 3/4 inches
102.5 x 70.5 cm
Courtesy of Tina Kim Gallery

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