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On-Going Programs

An early spring indeed
Donghyun Son has explored the subject matter of his works in mass culture he enjoyed and experienced, and presented a variety of figure paintings employing techniques from East Asian ink-wash painting. Diverse characters from mass culture are adopted in his works including the Villain series featuring heroes like Superman, Batman, and villains from the James Bond 007 series and the Portrait of the King series portraying Michael Jackson, one of the most prominent mass cultural figures.
Artist Lee Eunsil Creates a World Where Primal Desire and Social Taboo Collide
Lee Eunsil’s (b. 1983) artworks are very traditional in terms of technique and materials. Her works resemble a typical traditional Korean painting in which the artist treats thickly layered Hanji paper with glued water so that it can absorb thin but repeated brushstrokes.
3 Korean Artists Influenced by Manga, Anime, and Figurine Characters from Otaku Culture
Artists Lee Donggi, Son Donghyun, and Lee Yunsung utilize character elements from otaku culture in their work.
Art never stopped a war and never got anybody a job. That was never its function. Art cannot change events, but it can change people. It can affect people so that they are changed.

Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990, Musician)

Past Programs

Chung Suejin (b.1969)
Multi-layered Abstract Painting
Hong Kyoungtack (b.1968)
'Pen' Series, 'Library' Series, 'Funkchestra' Series
Park Meena (b.1973)
Concept Paintings from Digital Images
Yoo Seungho (b.1974)
Echo Word Painting
Lee Donggi (b.1967)
'Atomaus' Series
Kim Jipyeong (b.1976)
Korean Painting as Contemporaneity