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South Korea, 1962 Artist Biography Works Next Kim Hobong South Korea, 1962 BIOGRAPHY Kim Ho Bong is a South Korean artist based in the United States, celebrated for his evocative paintings and digital works that explore themes of humanity, urban life, and identity. Born in Seoul in 1962, Kim earned his BFA and MFA in Western Painting from Hongik University before pursuing further studies in Studio Art at New York University. His art is a profound reflection of the contradictions and complexities of modern urban existence, particularly in New York City, where he currently resides. Kim’s works often depict the bustling crowds of New York, a metropolis he views as a symbol of capitalism and selfish human desire. Through oil paintings and digital media, he examines the paradox of material abundance juxtaposed with a profound loss of humanity. As Kim observes, “We live in an abundance of material civilization, but on the contrary, we are losing a lot due to a lack of humanity.” His works serve as a mirror to the city’s contradictions, exploring how the richness of diversity and opportunity is counterbalanced by alienation and existential emptiness. Kim draws inspiration from Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot , seeing it as a metaphor for humanity’s endless quest for meaning. Like the play’s protagonists, he views people as navigating the futility of this search, clinging to vague hopes or waiting for a savior. This philosophical undertone imbues his art with a reflective depth, encouraging viewers to contemplate their own lives and desires. His recent series, Others , focuses on the fleeting moments and impressions of life as an outsider in a vast and complex city. In this series, Kim portrays diverse crowds and everyday urban scenes, capturing the tension between light and dark, creation and destruction, order and chaos. These works are an exploration of self through the lens of the anonymous masses, reflecting his experiences as both an artist and a migrant in a city of contrasts. Kim Ho Bong’s works have been exhibited in South Korea, the United States, Brazil, Germany, and Italy. His exhibitions highlight his ability to merge traditional painting techniques with contemporary themes and digital processes. In addition to his artistic practice, Kim is dedicated to art education, running workshops and programs at his New Jersey studio, Artcomcenter. Through his vivid depictions of urban life, Kim Ho Bong invites audiences to confront the paradoxes of modernity, offering a profound commentary on the richness and emptiness of life in a globalized, material-driven society. Education 1995~96 New York University Graduate School, New York 1991~92 HONG-IK Graduate School, Seoul 1981~84 HONG-IK University, Fine Arts, Seoul Award 1993 Award of Special at MBC Broad casting ArtGrand Prize Competition,Center of Art, Seoul 1992 Award of Excellence at JUNG-ANG News paperArt Grand Prize Competition, Hoam gallery, Seoul 1992 Award at The Korea Art Grand Prize CompetitionNational Museum of Modern Art, Seoul 1991 Award at JUNG-ANG News paper Art Grand Prize Competition, Hoam gallery,Seoul 1990 Award at The Korea Art Grand Prize Competition,National Museum of Modern Art, Seoul 1990 Award at JUNG-ANG News paper Art Grand Prize Competition, Hoam gallery, Seoul 1990 Award at Dong-A News paper Art Grand Prize CompetitionNational Museum of Modern Art, Seoul 1989 Award of special at JUNG-ANG News paper Art Grand Prize,Hoam gallery, Seoul Solo exhibition 2024 14th Other, Artfield Gallery , Seoul, Korea 2024 13th "Unfamiliar time Unfamiliar space ", Gala art center, New York 2023 12th "New York Rhapsody" Gallery Kwang Hwa Moon, Seoul, Korea 2023 11th "New York Rhapsody " Gallery H, Seoul, Korea 2022 10th "New York Rhapsody in the Box", ACC gallery,NJ, USA 2020 9th “New York, New York, The lack of ~”, Kcc gallery, NJ 2019 8th 4W43 gallery, New York, N.Y. 2018 7th Space Sun + ,Seoul 2017 6th Riverside gallery, NJ 2011 5th Gallery Bennett, NJ, USA 2007 4th Gallery Bennett NJ, USA 1997 3rd Washington square east gallery, New York 1991 2nd Now gallery, Seoul 1989 1st Soo gallery, Seoul Collaboration exhibition 1st "voiceless" Noho gallery, 1998, New York 2nd " voiceless" studioventicinque, 1999, Millano, Italy Art Fair 2023 KIAF SEOUL, Coex Hall, Seoul, Korea Mizuma & Kips Gallery, New York 2023 Plas Art Show,2023 Coax Hall, Seoul Korea, Art & Company, Seoul 2021 L.A. Art Fair, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Affordable art fair, Chelsea, NY Selected Group exhibition 2024 Arrivals/Departures – East80West, Bergen Gallery, Bergen community college, NJ USA 2023~4 청담동생전, Gallery Doo, Seoul, Korea 2022 York Mang (욕망), 김호봉(Hobong Kim), 최윤정(Yun jung Choi) 김남주(Namjoo Kim) 3인전, artleon, Seoul Korea 2022 'Different Perspectives: MeeWha Alana Lee, Hobong Kim, Kidong Kwon', 3인전, Pariskohfinearts gallery,NJ 2021 "WE RISE 20 Years After 9/11 ", One art space, New York, NY 2021 JCAST, Mora Museum, Jersey City, NJ 2021 KCC Pandemic Through Art Open Call Award Exhibition, Kcc gallery, Tenafly, NJ 2021 “THE RIGHT TO SILENCE”, Anya and Andrew Shiva Gallery Online show,John Jay College, New York, NY 2020~21 “공감 2020”, gallery ArtLeon, Seoul, Korea 2020 “ 42nd Annual Juried Art Exhibition, Monmouth Museum, Main gallery, N.J. 2020 Serendipity,& Golden show online, Townley gallery, NY, NY. 2019 NJ SEOUL "new art from the korean diaspora" Gallery Bergen, NJ 2016 Seoul - New York Project, Riverside gallery, NJ 2015 ARTMORA gallery, NY,NY 2015 “Stories” KCC gallery, NJ 2013 LUMINOSITY, Radianceart gallery, west hollywood, CA 2012 "sense or non sense" Gallery Bennett, NJ 2007~2008 Winter 0708, Art Gate gallery New York,NY 2007 AWCA member show Art center Northern NJ, New Milford, NJ 2006 AWCA member show Bellski Museum Closter,NJ 2005 AWCA member show Fair Lawn Library, Fair Lawn, NJ fall art show ACC gallery,Fort Lee, NJ holiday show ACC gallery,Fort Lee, NJ 2003 spring show Parker gallery Fort Lee, NJ 2000 self & other , Gallery Korea, New York 1999 "New Millennium Show” Lindenberg gallery, New York 1998 "on threshold", Generous & Miracles gallery, New York 1997 Group Show, reggio gallery, New York 1997 This Media,NYU Cantor Media Center, New York 1993-92 "ORIGIN", Fine arts Center, Kwanhoon gallery, Seoul 1992 The Seoul Method Exhibition, Fine Art Center 1992-89 The Seoul contemporary Art Festival, Fine arts Center 1992-88 "Mass-9", Fine arts Center, Seoul 1991 Development and Extention of Contemporary Fine arts,Kum-Ho gallery, Kwang-Joo 1990-92 "THE PHASE" Kwanhoon gallery, Seoul 1988-85 Hong-Ik Print Making group exhibition, Fine arts Center, Seoul 1990 "Dong-E 4333" Hyun-Dae gallery, Seoul1989 One Twelfth Exhibition, Kwanhoon gallery, Seoul 1989 Korea Contemporary of 30 Artists Exhibition, Berlin Germany 1989 Contemporary Art by 10 Artists, Cheongnam gallery, Seoul 1988 Contemporary Print Combined Exhibition,Hyun-Dae gallery, Seoul 1987 A time Expression 15 Artists Exhibition, Batanggol gallery, Seoul 1985 Frontier Art Festival, Seok gallery, Seoul 1985 BAHIA Papelarte Exhibition, Bahia, Brazil Selected Public Collections SAMSUNG ,Seoul Korea Korean community Center, New Jersey, U.S.A. Published 2024 cove image on the book, ABCs of Immigration, Asian Heritage Committee, Bergen Community College, NJ Thesis 1992 “A study on Egon Schiele's erotic paintings” Hong Ik Univ. Seoul, Korea WORKS

United States, 1962 Artist Biography Works Next Andy Moses United States, 1962 BIOGRAPHY Andy Moses is a celebrated contemporary artist known for his luminous, abstract works that blur the boundaries between painting and sculpture. Born in Los Angeles in 1962, Moses grew up surrounded by the vibrant culture and light-filled landscapes of Southern California, which continue to influence his work. He studied at the renowned California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), where he was mentored by influential artists like John Baldessari and Michael Asher. These formative years sparked his fascination with the intersection of physicality, perception, and the metaphysical dimensions of art. Moses’ work is defined by its exploration of light, color, and form, often utilizing unconventional techniques and materials. His intricate process involves manipulating paints mixed with metallic pigments and industrial coatings, applied to curved or shaped panels. The resulting surfaces are dynamic, shifting with the viewer’s perspective and the surrounding light. These works invite an immersive experience, creating a dialogue between the observer, the artwork, and the environment. After moving to New York in 1982, Moses became part of the city’s burgeoning art scene, developing ties with artists like Jeff Koons and Jean-Michel Basquiat. During this time, his work reflected a fascination with geological forces and the macro/micro dynamics of nature. In 2000, Moses returned to Los Angeles, where the unique coastal light and vast landscapes inspired a shift in his practice. Incorporating elements of the Light and Space movement, he began experimenting with reflective surfaces and concave panels that expand the viewer’s perception of space and time. Moses has exhibited internationally for over three decades, with his work featured in major institutions such as the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Laguna Art Museum, and the Orange County Museum of Art. His paintings are included in prestigious public and private collections worldwide, earning him a reputation as one of Southern California’s leading abstract artists. Living and working in Venice, California, Moses continues to push the limits of abstraction, crafting works that resonate with the ever-changing dynamics of light and perception. His art serves as a bridge between the material and the intangible, inviting viewers to explore the profound beauty of the natural and the metaphysical world. EDUCATION 1979 - 1982 California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, CA AWARDS 2018 Artist of the Year, Art of Palm Springs 1987 Premio Michetti, Fondazione Michetti Italy SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2023 William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2023 Bentley Gallery, Phoenix, AZ 2022 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2022 JD Malat Gallery, London, UK 2020 William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2020 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2019 Spanierman Modern, Miami Beach, FL 2019 JD Malat Gallery, London, UK 2019 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2017 30 Year Survey, Pete and Susan Barrett Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 2017 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2016 William Turner Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 2015 Peter Marcelle Project, Southampton, NY 2014 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2014 William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2011 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2010 William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2010 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2009 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2008 Bjorn Ressle Gallery, New York, NY 2008 Sam Freeman Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 2008 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2007 Jacob Karpio Gallery, San Jose, Costa Rica 2007 Galleri S.E Bergen, Norway 2007 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2006 McClain Gallery, Houston, TX 2006 Patricia Faure Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2005 Patricia Faure Gallery Los Angeles, CA 2005 McClain Gallery, Houston, TX 2004 Virginia Miller Gallery, Coral Gables, FL 2004 Patricia Faure Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2003 Off Main Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 1998 Leonora Vega Gallery, New York, NY 1997 Kantor Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 1996 Leonora Vega Gallery, New York, NY 1995 Leonora Vega Gallery, New York, NY 1988 Asher/Faure Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 1987 Annina Nosei Gallery, New York, NY SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2024 Light Matter, PST Art, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2024 The Rhythms of Abstraction, JD Malat Gallery, London, UK 2024 Force of Nature, Spanierman Modern, New York, NY 2023 Spanierman Modern, New York, NY 2023 Annual Group Exhibition, Bentley Gallery, Phoenix, AZ 2023 California State University Northridge Art Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2022 Art Miami Fair, Sponder Gallery, Miami, FL 2022 Ronald H. Silverman Fine Arts Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2022 I Love the Light in California, Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2021 CrossCurrent, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2021 Color Theory, Bentley Gallery, Phoenix, AZ 2020 AllTogetherNow, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2020 Abstraction and The Natural World, JD Malat Gallery, London, UK 2019 Seattle Art Fair, JD Malat, Seattle, WA 2019 Santa Monica, College, Pete and Susan Barrett Art Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 2018 ELEMENTAL, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2016 Mana Contemporary, Jersey City, NJ 2016 STRATA, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2015 CONFLUENCE, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Mana Comtemporary Wyn, Miami, FL 2014 Elements, LA Artcore, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Skin/Deep, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Luminous, Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2012 Ed’s Party: Spheres of Influence in the LA Art Scene, William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2011 The Gleam in the Young Bastard’s Eye, William Turner Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 2010 Nyehaus Gallery, Swell, NY, NY 2010 Peter Blake Gallery, Summer Group Show, Laguna Beach, CA 2010 William Turner Gallery, Material Matters, Santa Monica, CA 2010 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2009 Bjorn Ressle Gallery, Winder Salon, NY, NY 2009 The Black Cat Gallery, Darkwave, Culver City, CA 2009 Eric Phleger Gallery, In A Different Light, Leucadia, CA 2009 Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Inaugural Exhibition, Palm Desert, CA 2009 Arena 1 Gallery, Weekend, Santa Monica, CA 2009 Phantom Gallery, Surface of Space, Long Beach, CA 2008 Arts Manhattan, DNA Evolution, Manhattan Beach, CA 2008 MODAA, Liquid Light, Culver City, CA 2008 Peter Blake Gallery, 15 Years 15 Artists, Laguna Beach, CA 2008 Nuuanu Gallery, California Dreamin , Honolulu, HI 2008 Modern Masters Fine Art, Finish Fetish @ MMFA, Palm Desert, CA 2008 Pharmaka Gallery, Surface of Space, Los Angeles, CA 2007 dba Gallery 256, Liquid Light, Pomona, CA 2007 Peter Blake Gallery, West Coast Abstraction, Laguna Beach, CA 2007 Anita Shapolsky Gallery, Group Show, New York, NY 2007 Arena 1 Gallery, Pink III, Santa Monica, CA 2006 Beverly Hills Municipal Gallery, Beverly Hills, CA 2006 Gallery C, LA Minimalism Today, Hermosa Beach, CA 2006 George Billis Gallery, All in the Family, Los Angeles, CA 2005 Patricia Faure Gallery, Pink, Los Angeles, CA 2005 Berman/Turner Projects, Flow, Los Angeles, CA 2004 Spike Gallery, New York, NY 2004 Cartelle Gallery, Pink, Los Angeles, CA 2004 Patricia Faure Gallery, White on White, Los Angeles, CA 2004 Atheneum, La Jolla, CA 2003 Todd Madigan Art Gallery, Bakersfield, CA 2003 Gallery C, The Art of Paint, Hermosa Beach, CA 2003 Double Vision Gallery, Double Vision, Los Angeles, CA 2002 Anita Shapolsky Gallery, New Concepts, New York, NY 2002 SpaceProject, EleMental, Hollywood, CA 2002 Arts Manhattan, Close Proximity, Manhattan Beach, CA 1997 Nabi Gallery, To the End and Beyond, Sag Harbor, NY 1996 Millennium Gallery, East Hampton, NY 1994 Cambell Thiebaud Gallery, Lana International, San Francisco, CA 1993 Leonora Vega Gallery, New York, NY 1992 Newspace, Instincts of Intuition, Los Angeles, CA 1991 Hallwalls, Pleasure, Buffalo, NY 1990 Amy Lipton Gallery, New Metaphysical, New York, NY 1990 Marta Cervera Gallery, Matter and Memory, New York, NY 1988 Asher/Faure Gallery, Unstable Universe, Los Angeles, CA 1987 Annina Nosei Gallery, Spacial Effects, New York, NY 1986 Artist's Space, Selections, New York, NY INSTITUTUTIONAL EXHIBITIONS 2024 Back to Basic, Ronald H. Silverman Fine Arts Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2022 Ronald H. Silverman Fine Arts Gallery at Cal State LA, We are LA: Contemporary Art from the Fredrick Weisman Foundation, Los Angeles, CA 2022 Laguna Art Museum, Black and White: Contemporary Art from the Fredrick Weisman Foundation, Laguna Beach, CA 2019 Pepperdine University, Frederick R. Weismann Museum of Art, Malibu, CA 2018 Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard, CA 2017 California Dreaming, Pepperdine University, Frederick R. Weismann Museum of Art Malibu, CA 2016 Carnegie Art Museum, Frederick R. Weismann Art Foundation, Oxnard, CA 2014 Frederick R. Weisman Foundation, Environmental Impact, Malibu, CA 2014 Laguna Art Museum, Selections from the Permanent Collection, Laguna Beach, CA 2014 Marjorie Barrick Museum, UNLV, Las Vegas, NV 2012 Museum of Art & History, Lancaster, CA 2012 Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard, CA 2011 Pepperdine University, Frederick R. Weismann Museum of Art Malibu, CA 2011 Brevard Museum of Art, Melbourne, FL 2010 Contemporary Arts Center, Elements of Nature, New Orleans, LA 2010 Lancaster Art Museum, Lancaster, CA 2010 Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard, CA 2009 Laguna Art Museum, Collecting California, Laguna Beach, CA 2009 Pepperdine University, Frederick R. Weismann Museum of Art Malibu, CA 2008 Laguna Art Museum, Recent Acquisitions, Laguna Beach, CA 2008 American Jewish University, Bel Air, CA 2007 Frederick R Weisman Foundation, Made In California, Malibu, CA 2007 American Jewish University Museum, Los Angeles, CA 2007 Colorado Springs Fine Art Center, Colorado Springs, CO 2006 Frederick R. Weisman Foundation, LA Art Scene , Los Angeles, CA 2005 Riverside Art Museum, Flow, Riverside, CA 2003 Frederick R. Weisman Foundation, Los Angeles, CA 1988 Newport Harbor Art Museum, Skeptical Beliefs, Newport Beach, CA 1987 Fondazione Michetti Rome, Italy WORKS

South Korea, 1955 Artist Biography Works Next Moon Insoo South Korea, 1955 BIOGRAPHY Moon Insoo is a celebrated South Korean sculptor and painter, renowned for his pioneering use of industrial materials such as cement and steel to create large-scale works that challenge conventional boundaries between sculpture and painting. Born in Korea in 1955, Moon graduated from Hongik University with a degree in Sculpture and later completed his graduate studies at the same institution. Emerging in the 1990s as a leading figure in contemporary Korean art, Moon’s innovative approach to material and form gained both national and international recognition. Moon’s works are characterized by their monumental scale, raw textures, and integration of industrial materials. His cement paintings, a hallmark of his practice, merge the physicality of sculpture with the flat surfaces of painting, creating a dynamic interplay of texture, weight, and light. Through his use of oxidized steel and weathered cement, Moon captures the passage of time and the interplay between human-made structures and nature. His philosophy reflects a deep engagement with the contrasts of modern society—industrial and organic, permanent and ephemeral. One of Moon’s most iconic works, Barrier , was installed at the Seoul Arts Center Sculpture Park in 1993. This massive structure of steel and cement is a powerful meditation on division and connection, both physical and symbolic. The work’s weathering over time has added layers of meaning, drawing comparisons to Richard Serra’s Tilted Arc for its bold presence and ability to provoke discussion among viewers. Moon achieved critical acclaim early in his career, winning back-to-back special prizes at the Grand Art Exhibition of Korea in 1984 and 1985. In 1993, he was awarded the Kim Sejung Young Sculptor Prize, and his work was exhibited internationally, including a notable solo exhibition in Paris hosted by the French Ministry of Culture. Currently, Moon Insoo continues to live and work in Korea, where his practice remains focused on exploring the relationship between material, space, and societal structures. His contributions to Korean contemporary art, particularly his innovations with cement and steel, have left a lasting impact on the art world and continue to inspire new generations of artists. EDUCATION 1974 Graduated from Seoul Arts High School 1981 Graduated from plastic art department, art college of Hongik University 1983 Graduated from sculpture department, graduate school of Hongik University Art fair 2013-2023 Kiaf (Seoul) 2013-2013 Gallery Art Fair (Seoul) 2017-2018 Changwon Art Fair (Changwon) 2015-2023 Soaf (Seoul) 2017 Manif (Seoul) 2016_2019 Plastic Art Fair (Seoul) 2015-2023 Daegu Art Fair (Daegu) 2012-2017 Busan Art Fair (Busan) 2011 Miami Art Fair (Miami) +a number of others PRIVATE EXHIBITIONS 2024 e.Jung Gallery (Seoul) 2023 Brown Gallery(Seoul) 2023 e.Jung Gallery (Seoul) 2022 IFC hall (Seoul) 2020 DGB gallery (Daegu) 2017 Geon Gallery (Daegu) 2013 Mokam Museum (Guenggi) 2012 Mokam Museum (Guenggi) 2009 e.jung Gallery (Seoul) 2008 Duroo Gallery(Seoul) 2007 Mokam Museum (Guenggi) 2004 Gowon Museum (Suwon Univ.) 2003 Masan MBC (Masan) 2000 Gallery In(Seoul) 1999 Lee Jung-hee Gallery(Seoul) 1997 Artnet Gallery(Suwon) 1996 Park Young-deok Art Gallery(Seoul) 1994 Park Young-deok Art Gallery(Seoul) 1993 Le Rond-Point Gallery (French Ministry of Culture, Invited by World Arts Center, Le Rond-Point, Paris) 1992 Culture and Arts Promotion Institute Art Hall(Seoul) 1988 Culture and Arts Promotion Institute Art Hall(Seoul) 1987 Batanggol Art Museum(Seoul) +a number of others GROUP EXHIBITION 1987-95 Ecold de Seoul(Kwanhun Art Museum, Seoul) 1987-99 Korean Association of Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition(Art Hall, Seoul) 1985 Korea Sculptor Association Exhibition(Art Hall, Seoul) 1983-93 Seoul Festival of Contemporary Art(Art Hall, Seoul) 1981 Hongik Sculpture Association Exhibition(Art Hall, Seoul) 1980 Yehong Exhibition(Kwanhun Art Museum, Seoul) INVITATION EXHIBITIONS 2019 Cross-section of Korean Contemporary Sculpture (Seosomseongji History Museum) 2014 Baum Sculpture Forum (Baum Gallery) 2011 lead to Suwon Maehall (Suwon) 2000 Marine Art Festival(Sejong Culture Assembly Hall, Seoul) / Groping for New Formality(Anyang Culture and Arts Assembly Hall, Anyang) 1998 Korea Association of Contemporary Sculpture Exhibition (Wonseo Gallery, Seoul)/ May Art Festival(In Art Gallery, Seoul) KOREAN CONTEMPORARY ART(Cerrillos Cultural Center, USA) 1996 Contemporary Art Communication Exhibition (Park Young-deok Art Gallery, Seoul)/ Korean Contemporary Sculpture Association Exhibition (Korean Culture and Arts Promotion Institute Art Hall, Seoul) 1993 Commemorative Exhibition celebration opening of Seoul Art Center Exhibition Hall(Seoul Art Center, Seoul)/A phase of Korean Contemporary Art(Pyo Art Gallery, Seoul) 1991 Bronze Fish(To Art Space, Seoul)/Works for Children's Playing Space Exhibition(Space Art Museum, Seoul) 1989 Small Sculpture Exhibition(Gallery Seomi, Seoul)/ and other exhibitions +a number of others PRIZE 2011 Artist of the Year Award (Korean Art Association) 1993 Kim Se-Jung Young Man's Sculpture Prize/ 1992 Total Art Museum Prize/ 1986 The 5th Korean Art Competition(the former National Competition) Grand Prix 1985-1984 The 3, 4th Korean Art Competition(the former National Competition) SPECIALLY SELECTED Work Collection National Museum of Contemporary Art (Kwachun) / Institute for Culture and Arts Promotion(Seoul) Pungsaeng High School (Sungnam) Seoul Art Center (Seoul) Chejudo Sculpture Park (Cheju) Total Art Museum (Changheung) Daewon High School (Seoul) Daejon Expo Future Theme Park (Daejon) Daewon Women's High School (Seoul) / Industrial Lease Building (Seoul) Mokpo Sculpture Park (Mokpo) +a number of others WORKS Load More

South Korea, 1968 Artist Biography Works Next Kim Sea Joong South Korea, 1968 BIOGRAPHY Kim Sea Joong is a South Korean artist known for his innovative exploration of space, light, and color. Born in 1968, Kim studied fine arts at the prestigious Paris 8 University in France, where he completed both his bachelor's and master's degrees in plastic arts. His artistic practice blends sculptural methodologies with painterly techniques, creating works that challenge conventional perceptions of depth and light on a canvas. Central to Kim’s philosophy is his belief that “color is another interpretation of space.” His works often focus on the interplay between darkness and light, using monochromatic surfaces to evoke a profound sense of spatial depth. This approach represents his quest for “a new understanding of spatial perception through pure color.” One of his signature materials is International Klein Blue (IKB), a vibrant blue pigment that Kim sourced directly from France. For Kim, this blue transcends its secondary associations, offering a direct engagement with the visual essence of color itself. Kim’s practice has been celebrated for its ability to twist and manipulate space visually, creating an almost tactile presence of light within his canvases. His works are a meditation on how simplicity in color and form can evoke complex emotional and spatial experiences. Since his debut solo exhibition at Galerie Elephant Blanc in Paris in 1999, Kim has held numerous solo exhibitions in prominent galleries, including Galerie Cité des Arts and Galerie Tristan Bernard in Paris, as well as Gallery EM, Gong Art Space, Gallery BK, Gallery Purple, and 2tti Space in Seoul. He has also participated in a wide array of group exhibitions, establishing himself as a significant figure in both the Korean and international art scenes. Currently living and working in Korea, Kim Sea Joong continues to push the boundaries of monochromatic abstraction, using his work to invite viewers into an immersive exploration of light, space, and the visual purity of color. His dedication to refining the relationship between materiality and perception ensures that his art resonates with both intellectual rigor and emotional depth. EDUCATION 2006 Diploma Master of the Plastic Arts in University of Paris 8 2002 Diploma Licence of Visual Art at the University of Paris 8 1999 Ecole des Beaux Arts de Versailles EXPERIENCE 2001-2002 Principal of French-Korean Young Artist Association 2007-2008 Leader of Korean Wall Painting Research and Reservation Association AWARDS AND AFFILIATIONS 2013 Gwangju Art Museum 2011 National Modern Art Museum(Art Bank) RESIDENCY PROGRAMS 2018- GANA Studio, Jangheung 2016 Purples Studio, Kukso 2014 Cité International, Paris 2013 Purples Studio, Dukso 2010 GANA Studio, Jangheung 2009 GONG Art Space Residency (Hwantheeai Leesoochung), Beijing SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2023 Echo of light, Brown Gallery, Seoul 2023 Crack, Between, Light 2, Eun Gallery, Seoul 2023 The lights of perception 2, Lina Gallery, Seoul 2022 The lights of perception, GONG Art Space, Seoul 2022 Crack, Between, Light, Gallery 1, Seoul 2022 THE ONE PIECE OF ART : Bleu Créer, ARTBN, Seoul 2021 L’abîme de lumière, Space Sagik, Seoul 2020 Reconstitution de l’espace,2, Space BA, Seoul 2020 Reconstitution de l’espace,2, Atelier Pondi, Seoul 2018 Reconstitution de l’espace,1, Space BA, Seoul 2017 L`envers et L`endroit, Purples Gallery, Dukso 2014 Préciosité, GALLERY BK, Seoul 2010 Les fleur de Mal, GALLERY EM, Seoul 2008 KIM SEA-JOONG, Gong Gallery, Seoul 2006 Reconstitution de l’espace,5, Gallery Cite des Arts, Paris 2006 Reconstitution de l’espace 4, Gallery Kim Bernardin, Paris 2005 Reconstitution de l’espace 3, Gallery Espace Tristan Bernard, Paris 2000 Reconstitution de l’espace,2, Gallery La maison d’Olive, Paris 1999 Reconstitution de l’espace,1, Gallery Elephant Blanc, Paris GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2023 Westbound Art Fair, Print Bakery, Shanghai, China 2023 Five Lights, Gallery TTE Art, Seoul 2023 ‘Collector’s Eye-Focus’, Gallery Chiro, Seoul 2023 AJAC 40th anniversary exhibition, Space Sagik, Seoul 2023 Art Busan, Gallery Now, Busan 2023 Galleries Art Fair, Gallery Now, Seoul 2023 Myorungjen, Coex, Seoul 2022 Urban Break Art Fair, ArtBN, Coex, Seoul 2022 Group 23.5°, Garllery Gaia, Seoul 2022 THRU(Kim Nampyo, Kim Seajoong, Yoon Doojin), ArtBN, Seoul 2022 Blue to Blue, Nouveau Art, Jeju 2022 Art Space LAP PREVIEW, Art Space LAP, Seoul 2022 Seoul Hotel Art Fair, Intercontinental Hotel, Seoul 2021 Art Walks into PANGYO, Artspace KC, Pangyo 2021 Dongduk Education and Culture Center Opening Exhibition, Dongduk Education and Culture Center, Seoul 2021 Five Splendor Monocrhrome, 2021 Junnam International Sumuk Biennale, Junnam 2021 Any traces, Turning Gaze_a mark, Sahmyook Building, Seoul 2020 If you realize hearing and blue(Kim Seajoong, Sin Giun), Empty house project, Seoul 2020 BAMA Busan Art Fair, Busan 2020 Super Color, Super Artists, Lee Seoul Gallery, Seoul 2019 Past, Present, and Future Warfare for Dongduk People, Dongduk Women’s University Museum, Seoul 2019 Accumulation-Build up Time(Kim Seajoong, Lee Sunmi), Piamo Gallery, Seoul 2019 100 Movies 100 Artists-100 years of Korean cinema, Lotte Jamsil Avenuel, Seoul 2019 Beyond and Expansion, Atelier Aki, Seoul 2019 Six Exhibits(Good hand skills), GANA Artcenter, Seoul 2018 From Here to Eternity, B-Gallery, Turku, Finland 2018 Virtual Real, 2tti, Seoul 2018 Atelier next to the Art Museum, Gana Artpark, Jangheung 2018 Point. Line. Plane, Cheonan Arts Center, Cheonan 2018 100 Movies 100 Artists, Lotte Avenuel Arthall, Seoul 2017 Late night Yamako, Incheon Art platform G1, Incheon 2017 Art Central Hong Kong 2017, Atelier Aki Gallery, Hong Kong 2017 London Art Fair 2017, Business Design Centre, London 2016 Traces of expansion, LJA gallery, Seoul 2016 Art Carpe dium, Black Stone Gallery, Icheon 2016 Androgyny Ⅲ & Gallery Weekend korea2016,atelier aki gallery,Seoul 2016 Start Art Fair, SAATCHI Gallery, London 2016 2016 Art Busan -Atelier Aki Gallery, Bexco, Busan 2016 G.P.S Art Navigator, gallery PURPLE, Deokso 2016 Singapore Contemporary Art Show - Atelier Aki Gallery, Singapore 2015 Androgyny Atelier Aki Gallery, Seoul 2015 Colors of Three People,gaiieryBlack stone, Yeoju 2015 Spore, Gallery hogan, Seoul 2015 Echo round,gana insaartcenter,seoul 2015 Nature, Science, Mixed Art, NARO Space Center Museum, Goheung 2014 GLOVE, Lig Art Space, Seoul 2014 Changwon Asia Art Festival, Sungsan Art Hall, Changwon 2014 COOL RUNNING, Lotte Gallery, Seoul 2013 POST PARIS, Gallery WE, Seoul 2013 GWANGJU ART FAIR, Gong Art Space, Gwangju 2013 STUDIO RESIDENCY EXHIBITION, Gallery Purple, Dukso 2013 ‘TIME DIFFERENCE’, Gallery Eang, Seoul 2013 PRIMAVERA, Armway Art Museum, Bundang 2013 Spring Breeze in the Yard of Dasahun, Woman Chosun(Dasahun), Seoul 2012 Landscape dot Human, LIG Art Space, Seoul 2012 Icheon International Sculpture Symposium Special Exhibition, Icheon Art Hall, Icheon 2012 Triangle Time Differnce, Gallery Palette, Seoul 2012 Harmony of the Inner Side, Black Stone Gallery, Icheon 2011 Return to Korea, Moodeung Gallery, Gwangju 2011 Monotype Exhibition, Black Stone Gallery, Icheon 2011 TIME DIFFERENCE, Ami Art, Dangjin 2011 CLIO BOX, Insa Art Center, Seoul 2011 Nouveaux departs, Iang Gallery, Seoul 2011 Time Differnce (Paris 80 and after… Image), Gallery Palette, Seoul 2010 Chungdam Art Festival, 48 Chungdam, Seoul 2010 Daegu Art Fair, Gallery EM, Daegu 2010 Street Art Exhibition, Sung Kyun Gallery, Seoul 2010 Happy Dishes Exhibition, Gong Art Space, Seoul 2010 ASIA Top Gallery Hotel Art Fair 2010, Gallery EM, Seoul 2010 SEOUL Open ART FAIR (SOAF), Gallery EM, Seoul 2010 Nous Somme, Alternative Space Exhibition, Seoul 2010 TIME DIFFERENCE, Gallery Cerestar, Seoul 2009 Beautiful Bridge, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul 2009 CUVE, Gallery Space-da, Beijing 2009 Decalage horaire, Gallery Iang, Seoul 2009 SPRING- BEFORE IT COMES AROUND, Gallery Sonamou, Seoul 2009 THE OLD FUTURE, Topohaus, Seoul 2009 New Generation of New Space, Kring, Seoul 2008 Ace Artists Hotel Art Fair 2008, Hotel Ramadasuite, Seoul 2008 Cinqs entre-espace(FIVE ENTRANCES), See&Sea Gallery, Busan 2007 Decalage horaire, Gallery Young, Seoul 2007 A HAPPY REVENGE, Gallery Liz, Namyangju 2007 The Room2007, Gallery Hyundai(mia), Seoul 2007 The Room2007, Gallery Velvet, Seoul 2006 Exhibition of “the 22nd Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 2006 BEFORE, LIKE A DREAM (Comme un rêve), Gallery Mille Plateaux, Paris 2005 Exhibition of “the 22nd Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 2004 2nd International meetings of contemporary art of Chizé, Chizé 2004 Exhibition of “the 21st Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 2003 Male &Female Paris, Space Tristan Bernard. Paris 2003 Self-portraits, Center of Sports activities and cultural, Paris 2003 Exhibition of “the 20th Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 2002 1ème Young Painters of Seoul, Seoul Art Center, Seoul 2002 COREE 2002: Contemporary art, the Town hall of 4th Arrondissement of Paris 2002 Exhibition of “The 19th Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 2002 6th Salon d‘Art Contemporian, Center of Chelles Culture, Chelles 2001 Exhibition of “the 18th Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 2000 The Exhibition of Korean Young Artists in France 2000, Theatre d’Angers, Angers 2000 The Exhibition of Korean Young Artists in France 2000, Bibliotheque d’Anger, Angers 2000 Exhibition of “the 17th Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 1999 Hello Millénium, Presse Center, Seoul 1999 Hello Millénium, Municipal Galerie of Seogupo, Seogupo 1999 J.P.C 33, Galerie Gana-Beaubourg, Paris 1999 Exhibition of “the 16th Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris 1998 Exhibition of “the 15th Young Korean Artist”, Center of Korean Culture, Paris WORKS Load More

United States, 1961 Artist Biography Works Next Jimi Gleason United States, 1961 BIOGRAPHY Jimi Gleason is a contemporary artist whose work explores the dynamic interplay between light, material, and perception. Born in Newport Beach, California, Gleason studied fine arts at UC Berkeley, graduating in 1985. His artistic journey began with studies in printmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute and work as a photo assistant in New York City. Upon returning to California, he spent five years working in the studio of renowned artist Ed Moses, an experience that profoundly shaped his understanding of abstraction and materiality. Gleason’s paintings are celebrated for their luminous, reflective surfaces created through a meticulous and labor-intensive process. His primary medium, silver nitrate, is applied using techniques inspired by industrial processes. This approach connects his work to the legacy of the West Coast Minimalist and Light & Space movements, which explored the intersection of art, technology, and perception. The result is a body of work that transcends the boundaries of traditional painting, engaging viewers in an immersive, ever-changing experience. The reflective surfaces of Gleason’s works are activated by light and the viewer’s presence, creating a dynamic interaction that is central to his artistic vision. His paintings echo the alchemical principles of transformation, offering a meditative space where materiality and the ephemeral coexist. Gleason’s work invites viewers to explore themes of duality and connection, where the boundaries between the physical and metaphysical dissolve. Over his career, Gleason has exhibited in prestigious institutions such as the Hammer Museum, the Long Beach Museum of Art, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Tucson Museum of Art. His work is included in significant public and private collections worldwide, earning him recognition for his innovative approach and technical mastery. Living and working in Southern California, Gleason continues to push the limits of abstraction and material exploration, creating works that challenge traditional notions of painting while offering a profound and contemplative experience for the viewer. EDUCATION 1985-86 San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA 1985 BFA, University of California, Berkeley, CA SOLO EXHIBITION 2025 Chang Gallery, NewYork, New York 2024 Sugarlift, New York, New York 2023 Bentley Gallery, Phoenix, AZ 2022 Mark Moore Fine Art, Orange, CA William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2019 William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Mark Moore Fine Art, Orange, CA 2018 Orth Contemporary, Tulsa, OK Bentley Gallery, Phoenix, AZ 2017 William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2016 William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2015 RB Stevenson Gallery, Silver Deposit, La Jolla, CA William Turner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2014 Toomey-Tourell Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2013 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2012 RB Stevenson Gallery, La Jolla, CA 2011 Bentley Gallery, Scottsdale, AZ Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Toomey-Tourell Fine Art, San Francisco, CA Samuel Freeman, Los Angeles, CA 2010 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Works on Paper, Philadelphia, PA LewAllen Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM 2009 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Toomey-Tourell Fine Art, San Francisco, CA Samuel Freeman, Los Angeles, CA 2008 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2007 Patricia Faure Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Toomey-Tourell Fine Art, San Francisco, CA Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2006 R.B. Stevenson Gallery, La Jolla, CA LewAllen Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Kidder-Smith Gallery, Boston, MA 2005 Patricia Faure Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Works on Paper, Philadelphia, PA LewAllen Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM Ruth Bachofner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Toomey-Tourell Fine Art, San Francisco, CA 2004 Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA Kidder-Smith Gallery, Boston, MA Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA 2003 Ruth Bachofner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA New Urban Art, Phoenix, AZ 2002 Ruth Bachofner Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 1999 Edward Giardina Contemporary Art, Santa Ana, CA 1994 Dakota Studio, New York, NY 1992 637 Gallery, New York, NY 1990 SFA, New York, NY 1988 The World, New York, NY 1987 Clancy Gallery, Costa Mesa, CA WORKS Load More

South Korea, 1963 Artist Biography Works Next Oh Kwan Jin South Korea, 1963 BIOGRAPHY Oh Kwan Jin is a distinguished South Korean artist renowned for his contemporary reinterpretations of traditional Korean ceramics, particularly the iconic Moon Jar (dalhangari ). His work seamlessly blends Eastern and Western artistic techniques, creating a unique visual language that resonates with a global audience. Born in South Korea, Oh Kwan Jin pursued his passion for art from a young age. He developed a distinctive style that combines the chiaroscuro of Western painting with the aerial perspective characteristic of Eastern art. This fusion results in compositions that are both meditative and dynamic, inviting viewers to explore the depth and subtlety of his subjects. A central theme in Oh's work is the Moon Jar, a traditional Korean porcelain vessel known for its simple yet elegant form. He reimagines these vessels on flat surfaces, employing mixed media to capture their essence while infusing them with contemporary sensibilities. His series "Emptying and Filling" exemplifies this approach, reflecting on concepts of emptiness and fullness, both physically and metaphorically. Oh Kwan Jin's innovative approach has been showcased in numerous exhibitions. Notably, his works were featured in "The Contemporary Moon Jar" exhibition by Salon 94 Design, which explored the legacy of the Moon Jar as reimagined by contemporary Korean and Korean-American artists. His art has also been prominently displayed in various galleries, including Gallery Chang in New York. The exhibition "Emptying to Enrichment: Moon Jars Path" featured over a dozen of his pieces, highlighting his unique ability to reinterpret traditional forms through a modern lens. Through his thoughtful and innovative works, Oh Kwan Jin continues to contribute significantly to the discourse on cultural identity and artistic expression, bridging the past and present in Korean art. EDUCATION 1983-1987 Hongik University SOLO EXHIBITIONS The 38th individual exhibition (New York Gallery Chang) Kate Oh Gallery 3rd invitation Feelapp Gallery invitation exhibition Emptying, and Chaeum Gallery invitation exhibition Bukchon Hanok Center Gallery 2 invitation exhibition Hotel 28 Gallery invitation exhibition Gallery Coop 3rd invitation exhibition Gallery Mare invitation exhibition Park Young Gallery invitation the exhibition, Korean Cultural Center (Paris) Becken Gallery Invitation (IBK Hannam-dong PBCenter) Gallery Force Invitation exhibition Jang Eun-sun Gallery Invitation Hanwon Art Museum Invitation Alto Art Fair Busan (Centum Hotel) Maekyung-Open Auction Selection Artist Exhibition (Maeil Economy Headquarters) Myung-dong Gallery Invitation Exhibition Booth Personal Exhibition (Unit Arts Center) Paris La Defense (New Improvement Gate) Japan Donggyeong Hwaji Gallery Invitation Exhibition Jongro Gallery 2nd invitation La Mer Gallery Invitation Gwanhun Gallery Hanseon Gallery City Museum of Art Fair Gallery Invitation Byeokgang Gallery Invitation SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS Kiaf Soaf Vietnam Art Fair Singapore Art Fair Miami Art Fair New York International Art Fair Istanbul Art Fair, Daegu Art Fair Manif International Art Fair Hwarang Art Festival and International Exchange Exhibition 270 exhibitions AWARD Korea Art Exhibition Special Prize Korean Art Exhibition Excellence Award Manif Award International Exhibition Japan Fan Painting Exhibition Award Asian Art Exhibition Grand Prize Kyunghyang Housing Art Fair Grand Prize SELECTED COLLECTION Harvard University, Okura Hotel (Macao), French Korean Cultural Center, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, SK Group, Oriental Steel Chemical Group (OCI), Paradise Hotel Group, Parliament House, RMIT University, Singapore SOTA International School, Ottogi Group, Gyeonggi-do Museum, Majaesung Jibondang, Hanwon Museum of Art, Suwon University Goeun Museum of Art, Donggyeongji Gallery, Hanil Steel, hospitals and businesses, and a large number of private collections. Collaboration: Samsung Life Insurance, AmorePacific, Korea Ginseng Corporation, Ottogi Group, a house full of happiness TV NETWORK DRAMA SPONSORSHIP The Discovery of KBS-1TV Reading in 2011 features a special Chuseok astronaut, Lee So-Yeon Sharing stories about the moon and moon pots (1 hour) 2012 SBS TV weekend drama "A Delicious Life" (Lim Bu-deul, Ye Ji-won, ) 2013 SBS TV Wednesday and Thursday drama "The Wind Blows in Winter" (Cho In-sung, Song Hye-Kyo, Kim Bum, Bae Jong-ok) 2013 SBS TV weekend drama "The Incarnation of Money" (Kang Ji-hwan, Park Sang-min, Hwang Jung-Eum) 2013 SBS TV morning drama "Your Woman" (Lee Yoo-ri, Park Yoon-Jae, Imho) 2013 SBS TV Wed and Thursdays drama "Everything about the inside" (Shin Ha-Kyun, Lee Min-Jeong, Park Hee-soon) 2013 SBS TV weekend drama 'Goddess of Marriage' (Nam Sang-mi, Cho Min-soo, Kim Ji-hoon, Lee Sang-woo and Lee Tae-ran) 2013 SBS TV Monday-Tuesday drama "The Golden Empire" (Ko Soo, Lee Yo-won, Son Hyun-Joo, Jang Shin-young, and Park Geun-young) KBS TV Monday-Friday drama "Ruby Ring" in 2013 (Lee So-Yeon, Kim Seok-hoon, Lim Jeong-eun, Jeong Ae-ri, Park Kwang-hyun) 2013 KBS TV Monday-Tuesday drama "Prime Minister and Me" (Lee Bum-soo, Yoon Yoon Si-yoon, Chae Jung-an, Ryujin) KBS TV Monday-Tuesday drama "Full of Sun" in 2014 (Yoon Gye-sang, Han Ji-hye, Cho Jin-woong) 2014 KBS TV weekend drama "Very Good Times" (Lee Seo-jin, Kim Hee-sun, and Kim Ji-ho) 2014 SBS TV Monday-Tuesday drama "God's Gift" (Cho Seung-woo, Lee Bo-young, Kim Tae-woo, Jung-Woon) 2014 SBS TV weekend drama 'Endless Love' (Hwang Jung-eum, Ryu Soo-young, Jung Kyung-ho, Cha In-Pyo) 2014 KBS TV Monday-Friday drama "There Is a Cat" (Choi Yoon-young, Hyun-woo, Choi Min, Jeon Hyo-sung, Dokgo Young-jae) 2014 KBS TV Friday-Saturday drama "Producer" (Kim Soo-hyun, Gong Hyo-jin, Cha Tae-hyun) 2015 Returning Golden Bok (Shim Hye-jin, Jeon Mi-Seon, Jeon No-min, Lee Hye-sook, Shin Da-eun), SBS TV's Monday-Friday drama 2015 SBS TV Monday-Friday morning drama 'My mother is my daughter-in-law (Kim Hye-ri, Moon Bo-ryeong, Lee Yong-joon, Oh Young-sil) 2015-2016 MBC TV 'My Daughter Geum Sa-Wol (Baek Jin-hee, Jeon In-hwa, Son Ji-chang) 2016 TVN 'Cheese in the Trap' (Park Hae-jin, Kim Go-eun, Seo Kang-joon, Lee Sun-kyung) 2016 KBS2 TV "Descendants of the Sun" (Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-Kyo) 2016 SBS TV Monday-Friday drama "Love Is Coming" (Kim Ji-young, Ko Se-hoon, Na Sun-young, Lee Hoon) 2017 SBS TV 'Whispers' (Lee Sang-yoon and Lee Bo-young) 2017 KSB2 TV 'Ssam My Way' (Park Seo-joon, Kim Ji-won, Ahn Jae-hong) 2017 KSB2 TV 'Lanzerry Girls' Generation' (Bona, Chae Seo-jin, Seo Young-joo) 2017 SBS TV 'Sweet Enemy' (Park Eun-hye, Yoo Gun, Lee Jae-woo) 2019 SBS TV 'Suspicious Mother-in-law' (Kim Hye-sun, Shin Da-eun, Park Jin-woo) 2021 TVN TV 'Divided Cohabitation' in 2021 (Jang Ki-yong, Hye-ri, Kang Han-na) WORKS Load More

United States Artist Biography Works Next Alison Van Pelt United States BIOGRAPHY Alison Van Pelt is an acclaimed contemporary painter known for her evocative, dreamlike portraits that blend elements of abstraction and realism. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Van Pelt studied at prestigious institutions including UCLA, Art Center College of Design, Otis College of Art and Design, and the Florence Academy of Art. Her diverse education and fascination with the human form and art history have shaped her distinctive approach to painting. Van Pelt’s work is characterized by its ethereal quality, achieved through a meticulous process of layering paint and then blurring or obscuring the image. Faces and figures emerge and dissolve across the surface, evoking the passage of time and the ephemeral nature of memory. Her portraits, often referencing iconic figures or personal subjects, invite viewers into a meditative exploration of identity, perception, and transformation. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of artistic traditions, including Renaissance portraiture and contemporary abstraction, Van Pelt’s paintings transcend specific styles or movements. The delicate balance of structure and ambiguity in her work creates a powerful visual and emotional impact, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. Van Pelt has exhibited her work widely in galleries and museums, including the Santa Monica Museum of Art, the Pasadena Museum of California Art, and the Laguna Art Museum. Her paintings are part of esteemed private and public collections, earning her a reputation as a masterful artist whose work resonates deeply with audiences around the world. Living and working in Los Angeles, Van Pelt continues to explore the boundaries of portraiture, creating works that are as much about what is hidden as what is revealed. SOLO EXHIBITIONS Ferrari, Casterline/Goodman Gallery, Art Expo,Chicago, 2024 Women and My Wall, Casterline/Goodman Gallery, Art Basel, Miami, 2023 The Wild, Casterline/Goodman Gallery, Aspen,Colorado, 2022 Alison Van Pelt, The Claudia Taylor Project, Malibu, California, 2020 The Hummingbird, Van Pelt Studios, 2019 The Tree, Van Pelt Studios, 2018 The Elephant, Van Pelt Studios, 2017 Africa, Van Pelt Studios, 2016 All American, Van Pelt Studios, 2015 S’aints, Van Pelt Studios, 2014 The Horse, Ochi Gallery, Sun Valley, ID, 2013 If I Were Ed Ruscha..., Ventura College, Ventura, CA, 2011 All American, Ochi Gallery, Ketchum, ID, December 2010 January 2011 Alison Van Pelt: The Women, The Fresno Art Museum, Fresno, CA June 5-September 15 2006 LA Art House, Alison Van Pelt, 2009 The Women, The Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, OH, January 2004 - June 2004 America: The News, Chac Mool Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2004 Paintings on Paper, Chac Mool Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2002 Green , Spike Gallery, New York, NY, 2002 Fight, Ochi, Los Angeles, CA 2000 Flight and the Figure, Ochi, Ketchum, ID 1999 Figures, Gallery 813, Los Angeles, CA 1999 Blue, Gallerie Lauter, Manheim, Germany 1998 Eros, Robert Berman Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA 1998 Motion, Robert Berman Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA 1997 Les Animaux Nouveaux, Gallerie Vedovi, Brussels, Belgium 1997 Blue, Robert Berman Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA 1995 New Paintings, Gallerie Lauter, Manheim, Germany 1995 New Works, Aschenbach Galerie, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1994 Recent Works, Robert Berman Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA New Paintings, Roger Smith Gallery, New York, NY 1994 New Work, Gallerie Paul Sties, Kronberg, Germany 1993 New Paintings, Robert Berman Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA 1992 Nouvelles Oeuvres, Ulla Lutz Studio, Basel, Switzerland 1992 La French Collection, Les Andelys, France 1992 Tableaux Nouveaux, Ader Tajan, Paris, France 1992 New Works, B-1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA 1991 Aschenbach Galerie, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1990 B1 Gallery, Faces, 1989 Paris Underground, Los Angeles, CA, 1988 EmHouse, Hollywood, 1988 Paris Review, Los Angeles, CA, 1987 The Loft, Downtown Los Angeles, 1986 Color, Spring Street Gallery, Downtown Los Angeles, CA, 1985 GROUP EXHIBITIONS Colombe de la Paix, Keren Hayessod, Paris, France, 2024 The Elephant, Artma, Morgan Adams Foundation, Space Gallery, Denver, Colorado, 2023 Art Crush, Aspen Art Museum, 2022 The Hummingbird, Lotusland, 2022 Alison Van Pelt at Casterline Goodman Gallery, Art Fair Aspen, 2022 The Circle of Truth, Susquehanna Art Museum, Harrisburg, PA, 2021 Hummingbird, The Shay, Culver City, 2021 The Circle of Truth, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, OCCCA, Orange County, CA, 2020 The Circle of Truth, Winslow Arizona Art Museum, Winslow, Arizona, 2020 The Circle of Truth, Museum of Art and History, MOAH, Lancaster, CA, 2019 The Circle of Truth, NUMU, The New Museum, Los Gatos, California, 2019 Pop Culture, Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Donald H Silverman Gallery Fine Arts Gallery, Cal State LA, CA, 2019 POP! 50 Years of Art & Popular Culture from The Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art at Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA, 2018 Art for Art’s Sake, The Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard, CA, 2017 Light in the Dark, Sears Peyton Gallery, New York, NY, 2017 Made in California, Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Mana Contemporary, Jersey City, NJ, 2014 Art for Art’s Sake, Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Marjorie Barrick Museum, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, 2014 New Work, Sears Peyton Gallery, New York, NY, 2014 Pop Culture, Boca Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL, 2014 Under The Influence Finance - Fashion, Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard, CA, 2013 Art for Art’s Sake, The Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art, Pepperdine University, Malibu,CA, 2013 California Art, Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Carnegie Art Museum, Oxnard, CA, 2012 Creating the New Century, Contemporary Art from the Dicke Collection, Fort Collins Museum, Fort Collins, CO, 2011 Fuck Pretty, Robert Berman Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA, 2011 Creating the New Century, Contemporary Art from the Dicke Collection, The Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, OH, 2011 Elements of Nature: Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation Contemporary Art Center, New Orleans - 2010 Under the Influence of Fashion and Finance, Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA - 2010 Sears-Peyton Gallery, New York, NY, 2010 Art and Illusion, Selections from the Frederick R. Weismann Art Foundation, Susquehana Art Museum, Harrisburg, PA, 2009 Homage to the Artists, Ochi Gallery, Ketchum, ID - 2009 Incognito, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Santa Monica, CA - 2008 LA Art House, Beverly Hills, CA- 2009 California Art, Platt/Bornstein Museum, Los Angeles, CA, 2008 Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, American Jewish Museum, Bel Air, CA, 2007 Beverly Hills Municipal Gallery, Beverly Hills, CA - 2006 Small Wonders II, Pharmaka Gallery, Los Angeles, CA - 2006 Portraits, curated by Shane Guffogg, Pharmaka Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2005 Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA - 2005 The Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, OH - 2005 Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA - 2004 New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, LA - 2004 Spike Gallery, New York, NY - 2004 California State University at Bakersfield, Bakersfield, CA - 2003 Spike Gallery, New York, NY - 2003 Las Vegas Art Museum, Las Vegas, NV - 2002 Ah Allen, New York, NY - 1998 Track 16, Santa Monica, CA - 1996 Ports of Entry, William Burroughs, A Retrospective, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA, 1996 New American Paintings, Emerging Artists, Open Studios, Needham, Mass, 1996 Robert Berman Gallery, Santa Monica, CA - 1994 Ader Tajan, Paris, France - May 1992 Robert Berman Gallery, Santa Monica, CA - 1992 Ader Tajan, Paris France, 1989 New Work, Brentwood Art Center, 1988 PUBLICATIONS Colombe de la Paix, cover art , etc. Keren Hayessod, Ville Lumière, Paris, France, 2024 Alison Van Pelt Paintings, Favorite Things, Bal Harbour Magazine, 2024 Aspen Times, Alison Van Pelt’s Paintings Inspire, 2022 Portia DeRossi and Alison Van Pelt, The Ellen Show, 2022 Shoutout LA, Met Alison Van Pelt, April 2022 Conversations with Alison Van Pelt, Voyage Magazine, 2022 Behind The Design, Studio Collective on The Shay, SHLTR Magazine, 2022 Hotel FigueroaArt Program Honors its Feminist Roots, LA Weekly, 2022 What to See During Art Crush at Aspen Art Museum, Cultured Magazine, 2022 Architectural Digest, Inside the Home of Mark Hoppus, November 2021 Architectural Digest, A Malibu Home Far From the Coast, September 2021 The Argonaut, Finding The Light, The Paintings of Alison Van Pelt, March, 2021 Alison Van Pelt in Her Studio, Behind the Scenes, General Public, Source Book, 2021 Venice Vibes, Modern Luxury Interiors, 2021 Greatness Adjacent, Alison Van Pelt: The Magic Blur, 2020 LA Magazine, Inside the New Hotel Figueroa, LA Culture Comes to Life, 2020 Women Painters of The West, Where Women Made History, The National Trust for Historic Preservation, 2020 Haute Living, The Historic Female Centric Hotel Figueroa, 2020 Women’s Day, Remarkable Women in History, 2020 Gio Journal, Ladies First, 2020 Van Pelt’s Signature Dreamy Blurred Brushstrokes, The New Face of The Hotel Figueroa, Design LA, LA Times, 2018 Artful Amphora, Women Around Town, 2019 Digs, Hotel Figueroa gets a Renaissance in DTLA, 2019 Hotels That Tell Women’s Stories, Worth Magazine, 2019 Entrepreneur Magazine, Built and Financed by Women, 100 Year Old Hotel Stays Relevant, 2019 The DailyBeast, Inside DTLA’s Iconic Feminist Hotel Makeover, 2019 Alison Van Pelt, Portraits Come to Life, 2019 Mr & Mrs Smith, Hotel Figueroa Revitalized Heritage Beauty, 2019 LA List, Hotel Figueroa , Hipster Hangout, 2019 Hemisphere Magazine, This Hotel is a Canvas for Feminist Art, 2018 We Like LA, LA Hotel Undergoes Incredible Restorations, 2018 Live fast Magazine, Time Travel: The Badass Feminist History of DTLA’s Hotel Figueroa, 2018 Beyond Beverly Hills, Houston City Books, 2018 Steffie Nelson, The New Face of the Hotel Figuergoa, 2018 LA Times, Subtle Hotel Figueroa’s Redesign a Tribute to Women, 2018 Dwell, Hotel Figueroa Reconnects with its Feminist Roots via Vibrant Art Filled Renovation, 2018 Sunset Magazine, LA’s Hottest Hotel Makeover, 2018 Inside the new Hotel Figueroa, LA Culture Comes to Life, LA Magazine, 2018 Hotel Figueroa Honors Women as Legacy of its Past, LA Times, 301 C Magazine, Style and Culture, The Outnet Lunch at Chateau Marmont, 2017 Hotel News, Hotel Figueroa Reopens, 2016, 90265, Malibu Life and Style, issue 8, Alison Van Pelt: Body of Work, Cover and 11 full page color reproductions, 2014 Alison Van Pelt, The Jealous Curator, 2014 Heart Like a Hammer, Michael Xavier, Confluence Press, 2014 Interior Design, Let There Be Light, 3 full page color reproductions, 2014 Alison Van Pelt, The Insider, L A Times, 2013 AVP Paints, 944 Magazine, 2013 Magazine, 2013 Architectural Digest, 5 full page color reproductions, October, 2012 C Magazine, October, 2012 Creating the New Century, Contemporary Art from the Dicke Collection, The Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, OH, 2011 W Magazine, At Home with Brad Pitt, 2 full page color reproductions, 2011 Veranda Magazine, full page color reproduction, 2011 All American, The Paintings of Alison Van Pelt, Van Pelt Studios, 2010 USC Press, Alison Van Pelt Paints, 2010 Circle of Truth, Pharmaka Press, 2009 NY Times, T Magazine, The Insider, Alison Van Pelt, 2008 House and Garden, 2 full page color reproductions, 2007 Mariel Hemingway, Healthy Living from the Inside Out, Create Your Sacred Space, full page color reproduction, 2007 Paul Ruscha’s FULL MOON, Steidl Publishers, Göttingen, 2006 Elle Decoration, Juillet, 2006 Art Museum Preview Magazine, Cover and 3 full page color reproductions, 2006 The Eclectic Eye; Selections from the Frederick R Weisman Art Foundation, Published by the Frederick R. 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Paris, 1973 Artist Biography Works Next Miguel Ángel Iglesias Paris, 1973 BIOGRAPHY Miguel Ángel Iglesias is a renowned Spanish painter celebrated for his evocative abstract works that blend vibrant colors, dynamic textures, and an intuitive sense of movement. Born in Catalonia in 1968, Iglesias draws deeply from the landscapes and light of his native Spain, transforming natural and emotional inspirations into dynamic compositions. His formal training at the University of Barcelona laid the foundation for his unique artistic language, merging gestural abstraction with organic forms to explore the interplay between chaos and harmony. Iglesias’ paintings are characterized by bold, sweeping gestures layered with intricate details, resulting in a meditative balance between energy and stillness. Through his masterful use of color and light, his works invite viewers to engage with themes of transformation, emotion, and the natural world. This ability to evoke the universal through the abstract has established him as one of Spain’s most compelling contemporary artists. Throughout his career, Iglesias has presented his work in significant solo exhibitions, including Dialogo entre Paisajes at N2 Gallery in Barcelona, Spain, and a major showcase at Gallery Yeh in Seoul, South Korea. These exhibitions have brought his unique vision to audiences both in Europe and Asia, earning him international acclaim. His participation in prestigious art fairs has further cemented his reputation. He has exhibited at events such as the London Art Fair (2024, 2023, 2020), PAN Amsterdam (2023, 2021), Modern Art Fair in Paris (2023, 2022), KIAF (Korea International Art Fair) in Seoul (2019), and Art Miami (2019). These fairs have connected his works with collectors and audiences across the globe. Iglesias’ paintings are part of esteemed collections, including Colección Testimonis (Fundació La Caixa), Fundación Fran Daurer, Fundación Vila Casas, and Fundación Francisco Godia, further solidifying his place among Spain’s most respected artists. In 2025, Iglesias will showcase a major solo exhibition in New York, marking a significant milestone in his career. This exhibition will feature large-scale works that continue his exploration of light, texture, and the emotional resonance of abstraction. Miguel Ángel Iglesias lives and works in Spain, where he continues to push the boundaries of abstract painting. His works remain a testament to his ability to translate the intangible into powerful visual experiences, inspiring audiences worldwide. WORKS Load More

South Korea, 1980 Artist Biography Works Next Anon South Korea, 1980 BIOGRAPHY EDUCATION 2007-08 Sungkyunkwan University of Graduate School, Surface Design Major SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITION 2023 13th_Paticolor one`s memory_Brown gallery_SEOUL 2023 12th_Hello_space O_SEOUL 2022 11th_Color of imagination_Seojin art space_SEOUL 2022 10th_Novelty_Space route_SEOUL 2021 9th_Minded_Malong197_SEOUL SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITION 2022 Thick Coat of Color (Malong197) / Momen art project (Gallery JJ) / Momen art Project (New York) 2021 The color of space((H contemporary gallery) / Mind (Lotte Card's headquarters) / Sunny, cloudy and rainy (Gallery hom) / 2020 Spring greeting (Abani Busan) / Breeze art fair (Ando) 2019 Affordable HONG KONG / Breeze art fair (Nodeul Island) / SEEA 2019 (Seongnam Arts Center) 2018 Breeze art fair (Sejong Art Center) / PLAS art fair (Coex) / Seoul art show (Coex) / Hello (Jinsan Gallery) SELECTED PUBLIC & PRIVATE COLLECTIONS Cheil Companty, Sungkyunkwan University, Asan Medical Center, Baekseok University, Museum of Moden Poetry WORKS Load More