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Soo Im Lee, WWW-1701

WWW-1701

Soo Im Lee, WWW-1703

WWW-1703

Soo Im Lee, WWW-1702

WWW-1702

Soo Im Lee, WWW-1700

WWW-1700

Soo Im Lee, WWW-1705

WWW-1705

Soo Im Lee, ICSY-1601

ICSY-1601

Soo Im Lee, WWW-1609

WWW-1609

Soo Im Lee, Within Without C

Within Without C

Soo Im Lee, WWW-1601

WWW-1601

Soo Im Lee, WWW-1603

WWW-1603

Soo Im Lee, WAY-1607

WAY-1607

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"Myong Hi Kim: Portraits" the first exhibition ded

"Myong Hi Kim: Portraits" the first exhibition dedicated to Kim’s paintings depicting female subjects, brings together key portraits that draw upon her peripatetic childhood and experience dividing her time between a remote village in South Korea and New York City. Captured from life, memory, literature and imagination, through life and photographs, her art explores contemporary social issues such as territorial division, rural exodus, migration, and displacement. "The Excursion that I Missed” is the largest work in the exhibition measuring 47 1/2 x 141 3/4 inches. Inspired by a personal experience of a school trip the artist missed out on as a child, the painting tells a story of the loss. A group of young girls, some holding cherry blossoms, stand out from the blackness of the chalkboard. Kim adds her own text over the existing markings on the chalkboard - mathematical notations, random names and informal notes - left by the school children long gone. #myonghikimportraits #artprojectsny #myonghikim

“Spring” by #MyongHiKim. Light is both fully

“Spring” by #MyongHiKim.

Light is both fully present and elusive in Kim’s work. In “Spring” a pond flickers in sunlight. The affect of the sun is visible; it sets the leaves across the pond alight, but the sun itself is not visible in the sky. Kim suggests that the scene as first viewed by the artist was also an apparition, a trick of the light.

Image: Installation of “Spring” (2013, oil pastel on chalkboard, 83 1/4 x 48 inches) at @artprojectsny #artprojectsny

Although the gallery is currently closed to the pu

Although the gallery is currently closed to the public, our current exhibition #myonghikimportraits can be seen on our website and includes “Puzzle” shown here.

Highly regarded for her unconventional oil pastel on chalkboard works, #MyongHiKim is best known for her multi-layered symbolist landscapes and portraits that fuse image, text and myth in imaginative narratives that span time and place.

For inquiries, please contact us at api@artprojects.com. Stay safe and healthy and we look forward to seeing you soon. #artprojectsny

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434 Greenwich Street, Ground Floor
New York, New York, 10013 [view map]

212.343.2599
api@artprojects.com