BK0, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 90 x 160 cm. Photographer: Sangtae Kim, photo courtesy: artist, Kukje Gallery.
Monday, March 22, 2010
MeeNa Park at the Kukje (Seoul)
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My review of MeeNa Park's recent work has just been posted on the Artforum Critics' Picks. This RISD graduate is having her first solo show at the Kukje Gallery in Seoul.
ARTFORUM PICKS and Reviews
- Taiji Matsue, 10.03.10-11.20.10 Taro Nasu Gallery
- Yuuki Matsumura (in print, October 2010)
- “Nanugi Agency,” 08.31.10-10.01.10 Art + Lounge Dibang
- Nobuyoshi Araki (in print, September 2010)
- William Eggleston, 07.05.10-08.22.10 Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
- Miwa Yanagi (in print, May 2010)
- Ohad Matalon, 03.11.10-04.17.10 Contemporary by Golconda
- Tamotsu Ikeya (in print, March 2010)
- MeeNa Park, 03.03.10-04.04.10 Kukje Gallery
- Kosuke Ichikawa, 01.15.10-02.06.10 Foil Gallery
- Shinro Ohtake, 10.17.09-11.28.09 Take Ninagawa
- Seiji Aruga, 10.02.09-10.31.09 Roentgenwerke AG
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- I am a Russian-born, US-educated art historian living in Tokyo. My academic specialty is modern and contemporary art which I teach at the Waseda University School of International Liberal Studies.
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1 comment:
Deconstructing the apriori histories of uniformed shapes whether it be a circle or cruciform into an idiosyncratic vision would be extraordinarily hard achievement for any artist, this may well be due to the enormous historical power that such symbols have upon the audiences vision(memory).
Nonetheless, it’s good to see an artist have the passion to attempt such an idea, especially if the paint traces contain all the intentionalities of the praxis notion and placed as such on the canvas.
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