Prologue A week ago I dropped by an exhibit featuring one of the eminent artists of Korea's Joseon Dynasty, Gim Hongdo*. The exhibit had some issues, namely humidity damaged many of the works which, thankfully, were not originals. However, it was still well organized and informative enough to pique my interest in the artist again.... Continue Reading →
"You, my friend, you are not destined to be content in your stream. You are the harbinger between worlds. You are the one who travels and is traveled. You see and are seen. You are the messenger and the message." I returned to my 2013 Green Mountain series. This one was long due, but the... Continue Reading →
If you fear basements, you will be extremely limited at the Seoul branch of the MMCA as most of it is built underground. However Gallery 1 is on the ground floor and right now they're showing a special exhibition of the donated works of Suh Se Ok. Suh Se Ok's works with ink and hanji. I love... Continue Reading →
Some Thoughts on ‘Reception’ by Maiko
I melted into the dream as if I had always been there. I knew where I had come from; I knew where I was going. -Chelsie Shakespeare Reception is a small, unassuming work. I might have missed it had the gallery director not pointed it out. This was before the titles had been put up... Continue Reading →