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Alex Soldier X Gallery Chang New York Fashion Week 2024 VIP AFTER-PARTY Sep 7, 2024, 1-3 PM Alex Soldier X Gallery Chang Gallery Chang was thrilled to play a central role in the exclusive VIP after-party for New York Fashion Week 2024, hosting an unforgettable evening that brought together the worlds of art and fashion. The event, held in collaboration with renowned jewelry designer Alex Soldier, coincided with the solo exhibition of acclaimed Korean artist Kim Kang Yong, whose distinctive 'brick paintings' captivated attendees. The night offered a rare opportunity for high-profile guests from the fashion and art industries to experience the seamless blend of contemporary Korean art with cutting-edge fashion. Kim Kang Yong’s innovative works provided a dynamic visual backdrop, complementing Alex Soldier’s luxurious jewelry pieces, and creating an atmosphere of cultural fusion and creative synergy. This event is a testament to Gallery Chang’s ongoing mission to promote cross-cultural exchange and elevate Korean contemporary art on the global stage. As K-culture continues to captivate international audiences, Gallery Chang remains at the forefront of bringing innovative Korean artists to new heights of recognition.

Jul 30, 2024 Korean Association of New York Artists (KANA) Part 1 ‘Binary Equilibrium’ The Korean Association of New York Artists (KANA) is hosting two group exhibitions at Gallery Chang in Manhattan from July 30 to August 18. Curated by Calvin Lee and Lina Hae Lin Hwang, the exhibition is divided into two parts: Part 1, "Binary Equilibrium" (July 30 - August 7), and Part 2, "Unbound Playground" (August 9 - August 18). In Part 1, "Binary Equilibrium," artists Tae Joong Kim, Sae Jun Kim, Jean Oh, Dawn Kim, Calvin Lee, Yuna Cho, Paul Rho, and Kai Oh, all active in New York, will participate. The exhibition title "Binary Equilibrium" is inspired by philosophical texts such as Nietzsche’s "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" and Sartre’s "Being and Nothingness," reflecting the artists' perspectives on the intersection of existentialism and nihilism. Referencing the Eastern concept of Yin and Yang, the exhibition explores the boundary of these two waves, seeking balance between contrasting themes. The Eight Trigrams represent specific forms of nature and life. Each trigram contains elements of the Eastern natural world, and together they symbolize a state of completeness in Buddhism. The works of the eight artists, which incorporate the harmony of existence and nothingness, resonate with the Eastern worldview of past generations encapsulated in the Korean flag. Exploring how objects are perceived by subjects, German aesthetician Nikolai Hartmann categorized beauty into four concepts, and this exhibition references Hartmann’s framework in examining how humans perceive nature. The exhibition is divided into four sections: Sublime Beauty (Sae Jun Kim, Tae Joong Kim), Humorous Beauty (Jean Oh, Kai Oh), Tragic Beauty (Calvin Lee, Dawn Kim), and Elegant Beauty (Paul Rho, Yuna Cho). Each pair of artists explores the philosophical thoughts of existentialism and nihilism, sharing diverse perspectives on the meaning of life and existence through their works. "Binary Equilibrium" focuses on the existential flow rooted in human relationships with nature, contrasting with the nihilistic principles of nature. Sae Jun Kim and Tae Joong Kim depict nature, observing existence from a perspective that is opposite to that of the audience. Jean Oh and Kai Oh investigate the ambiguity and clarity of existence, expanding the ecosystem’s perspective and capturing the dissonance between humans and nature. Calvin Lee and Dawn Kim visualize the relationship between nature and humanity, transforming a vertical structure into a horizontal one to create a sense of order on the same plane. Paul Rho and Yuna Cho share a common theme of nature’s permanence, rearranging memories of nature to elevate and expand the boundaries of Korean elegance. The opening reception will take place on July 30 from 6 PM to 8 PM, followed by an artist talk on Saturday, August 3, at 2 PM featuring artists Paul Rho, Calvin Lee, Jean Oh, and Kai Oh. 뉴욕한인예술인협회(KANA, Korean Association of New York Artists, https://www.nykana.org)가 7월 30일부터 8월 18일까지 맨해튼 갤러리 장(Gallery Chang)에서 2회의 그룹전을 연다. 이상혁(Calvin Lee)과 황혜린(Lina Hae Lin Hwang)이 기획한 이 전시는 1부 ‘Binary Equilibrium’(7/30-8/7)과 2부 ‘Unbound Playground’(8/9-8/18)로 나뉘어 진행된다. 제 1부‘Binary Equilibrium’에서는 뉴요게서 활동하는 김태중(Tae Joong Kim), 김세준(Sae Jun Kim), 오진이(Jean Oh), 김다운(Dawn Kim), 이상혁(Calvin Lee), 조윤아(Yuna Cho), 노바울(Paul Rho), 그리고 오가영(Kai Oh)작가가 참여한다. 전시 타이틀 ‘Binary Equilibrium’은 니체의 ‘차라투스트라는 이렇게 말했다’와 사르트르의 ‘존재와 무’와 같은 철학적 텍스트에서 영감을 받았으며 실존주의와 허무주의의 이중성의 맞닿아있는 부분에 대한 작가들의 견해를 담아낸다. 동양의 음양 개념을 참조하여, 전시는 음과 양의 물결의 결계선에 대한 탐구를 진행하며 두 개념의 대립을 넘어서 상반된 주제 사이에서의 균형을 찾아간다. 8괘는 자연과 인생의 구체적 형태를 나타낸다. 8괘의 각 괘는 동양의 자연계 구성물들을 담고있는데 각 괘가 모인 8괘는 불교에서 완전의 상태를 상징한다. 존재와 무의 음양의 조화를 포함하여 자연과 삶을 소재로 한 8명의 작가들의 작업들은 태극기가 담아내고 있는 선대의 한국인들의 동양적 세계관과 관점에 공명한다. 객체를 주체가 어떻게 바라보는지에 대한 탐구에서 독일 미학자 니콜라이 하르트만은 미적범주라는 개념을 정리하여 아름다움을 네개의 개념으로 분류하는데 전시는 인간이 자연을 어떻게 바라보는가를 두고 하르트만의 체계를 참고했다. 이정시는 숭고미(김세준, 김태중), 골계미(오진이, 오가영), 비장미(이상혁, 김다운), 우아미(보바울, 조윤아)의 4개의 섹션으로 나뉘어져 있다. 두작가가 짝을 이루어 실존주의와 허무주의의 두 철학적인 사유를 탐구하며, 인생과 존재의 의미에 대한 각기 다른 관점을 작품을 통해 공유한다. ‘Binary Equilibrium’은 인간과 자연을 근간으로 사람과의 관계에서 시작된 실존주의의 흐름과 이에 반한 자연의 허무주의의 원리에 집중한다. 김세준과 김태중은 자연을 형상화하며 자연의 관점에서 세상을 역으로 바라보며 관객의 관점과 반대되는 지점에서 존재를 관찰한다. 오진이와 오가영은 존재의 모호함과 명확함의 경계의 대한 탐구로 진행되며 생태계의 단면을 확장하고 인간과 자연을 동격으로 두어 서로간의 이질감을 포착해낸다. 이상혁과 김다운은 자연과 사람간의 관계릐 수직적인 구조를 수평적인 구조로 동일 선상에 뒁 생성되는 질서를 시각화한다. 노바울과 조윤아는 자연의 영속성을 공통된 주제로 담고 잇으며 자연의 대한 기억을 재배열하여 승화시켜 한국의 우아미의 경계를 확장해나간다. 오프닝 리셉션은 7월 30일 저녁 6시부터 8시까지 진행되며, 8월 3일 토요일 오후 2시 노바울(Paul Rho), 이상혁(Calvin Lee), 오진이(Jean Oh), 그리고 오가영(Kai Oh) 작가가 참여하는 아티스트 토크가 열릴 예정이다. Part 1: ‘Binary Equilibrium’ July 30 - August 7, 2024 [Source from nyculture press release, provided by sukie] www.nyculturebeat.com 뉴욕한인예술인협회(KANA) 그룹전 1부 'Binary Equilibrium' @갤러리 장 NY(7/30-8/7) - Lounge - NYCultureBeat KANA x Gallery Chang Summer Exhibition Part I : Binary Equilibrium July 30 - August 7, 2024 Gallery Chang: 150 West 55th St. New York Opening Reception: Tuesday, July 30, 6-8 pm Artists: Tae Joong Kim, Sae Jun Kim, Jean Oh, Dawn Kim, Calvin Lee, Yuna Cho, Paul Rho, Kai Oh Curated by KANA - Calvin Lee, Lina Hwang 뉴욕한인예술인협회(KANA, Korean As... Previous Next

Feb 5, 2024 'Brick Artist' Kim Kang Yong, Invitation to Opening 'Gallery Chang' Kim Kang Yong, Reality+Image 2301-2213, 132 x 99 cm, mixedmedia, 2023. 'Gallery Chang', established to promote Korean artists on Manhattan's 55th Street, will officially open its doors with a commemorative exhibition featuring the highly acclaimed brick painter Kim Kang Yong, on the 7th of next month. Gallery director Jun-Hwan Chang, the founder of 'Gallery Chang', stated, "Through the opening of 'Gallery Chang', we will continue to serve as a cultural hub to introduce works of artists representing Korea to the world from New York, contributing to the global growth of the cultural industry and enhancing the national image." Invited to this inaugural exhibition, Kim Kang Yong, known as the master of brick painting, has captivated audiences worldwide as a first-generation hyper-realism artist since the 1970s, gaining international recognition for his brick paintings. Chloe Park, a senior curator of 'Gallery Chang', explained, "In Kim Kang Yong's solo exhibition 'MASTERPIECE (2019-2023)', the focus is on his recent works, including the sand-made brick series symbolizing him, and 'Reality + Image' works. New pieces from 2023 are also being unveiled." She further elaborated, "From the mid-1970s to the 1980s, he mainly painted monochromatic brick walls, but since the 2000s, he has transformed into colorful brick painting, surpassing reality with simplicity and color, once again showcasing his uniqueness. Recently, he has been hailed as the next-generation leader following the monochromatic master, Park Seo-bo." Park continued, "His artistic realm, spanning from the first-generation hyperrealism to encompassing abstraction and monochrome, marks a significant milestone in Korean art history." She added, "His works have garnered significant acclaim among art collectors worldwide and are housed in institutions such as the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul Museum of Art, and the Lévy Gorvy Art Foundation in LA. They are also actively traded in global art markets such as Sotheby's and Christie's." [Source from THE KOREA DAILY press release, provided by Jongwon Park] Previous Next

former USSR, 1948 Artist Biography Works Next Yuri Gorbachev former USSR, 1948 BIOGRAPHY Yuri Gorbachev is a celebrated Russian-American artist renowned for his vibrant, richly detailed works that blend traditional Russian iconography with contemporary expression. Born in 1948 in Uglovka, Russia, Gorbachev’s early exposure to Russian folklore, Orthodox religious art, and the rich cultural heritage of his homeland deeply influenced his artistic vision. His formal training at the prestigious Vera Mukhina Academy of Applied Arts in St. Petersburg laid the foundation for his distinctive style. Gorbachev’s work is characterized by bold, luminous colors, intricate patterns, and symbolic imagery. He often incorporates elements of Russian history, mythology, and spirituality into his paintings, which are adorned with gold leaf, bronze, and other metallic accents. This combination of traditional techniques with modern abstraction creates a unique visual language that is both timeless and innovative. Over the course of his career, Gorbachev has become a globally recognized figure in the art world. His works have been exhibited in prestigious museums and galleries, including The Louvre in Paris, the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, and the United Nations headquarters in New York. His paintings are part of significant collections, including the Vatican Museum, the Kremlin Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art in Moscow. A pivotal moment in Gorbachev’s career came when he moved to the United States in 1991. This transition marked a new phase in his artistic journey, allowing him to merge Russian cultural motifs with the dynamic energy of Western modernism. His works have since been showcased in over 200 solo exhibitions worldwide, spanning countries such as the United States, France, Japan, and Brazil. Beyond painting, Gorbachev is also an accomplished ceramicist, creating works that reflect his signature style. His artistic contributions have been recognized with numerous accolades, and he has been featured in major publications and art books celebrating his vibrant and symbolic body of work. Currently living and working in New York City, Yuri Gorbachev continues to create art that bridges cultural and temporal boundaries. His work invites viewers to explore the rich tapestry of Russian heritage through a contemporary lens, offering a timeless celebration of history, spirituality, and artistic innovation. WORKS Load More

Feb 8 - 28, 2024 Intro Installation Views Artwork Next C1 New York MASTERPIECE (2019-2023) Feb 8 - 28, 2024 Kim Kang Yong INTRO Gallery Chang is pleased to announce the unveiling of Kim Kang Yong's second solo exhibition in New York, marking the inaugural exhibition for the gallery. As a distinguished figure in Korean contemporary art, Kim Kang Yong embarked on his artistic journey in the mid-70s, captivated by the hyperrealist movement. It's noteworthy that Korean hyperrealism of that era differed from its American counterpart, reflecting unique perspectives shaped by societal contexts such as the construction boom under the 5-year Economic Development plan. The 1970s in South Korea witnessed a surge in construction activities, with industrial complexes, express highways, and apartment complexes springing up in major cities as part of this developmental phase. This unique societal background significantly influenced Kim Kang Yong's artistic approach, particularly in themes related to brick and material. The prevalence of construction and urban development during this period became integral to his artistic expression. Kim Kang Yong's exploration of hyperrealism not only captured the visual aspects of his surroundings but also delved into the essence of societal transformation. His utilization of brick and its material distinctly reflects the societal development in South Korea during that era, evident in his works. Kim Kang Yong's monochrome representation of brick underwent a significant transformation upon his arrival in New York in 2005, where the vibrant spectrum of brick colors in Manhattan captivated him. This experience marked a pivotal shift in his artistic approach, leading to the inception of multicolored works during his time in New York. Upon returning to Korea, Kim Kang Yong continued his asetheic exploration and embarked on technical experimentation, further enriching the depth and diversity of his artistic expression. Yet, Kim Kang Yong's artistic endeavors extended beyond. The current exhibition at Gallery Chang stands as a testament to his ongoing dedication - a byproduct of his relentless artistic endeavor. Highlighting Kim Kang Yong's latest works spanning from 2019 to 2023, this showcase is a vivid portrayal of his unwavering pursuit of originality and creativity, catalyzing the redefinition of artistic boundaries. His influence extends beyond South Korea, resonating globally and setting new benchmarks in hyper-realism, thereby expanding the horizons of what art can aspire to achieve. INSTALLATION VIEWS ARTWORK

Mar 8 - May 4, 2024 Intro Installation Views Artwork Next C2 Middletown K-Art Show Mar 8 - May 4, 2024 Moon Insoo / Oh Kwan Jin / Kim Sea Joong / Woo Jiyeon / Park Gisele / Anon / Anikoon / Mine. K INTRO INSTALLATION VIEWS ARTWORK

Korea Artist Biography Works Media Next Kim Dawn Korea BIOGRAPHY EDUCATION 2020 MFA, Yale School of Art, New Haven, CT 2011 BFA, Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, CA AWARDS & GRANTS 2022 Silver List, Silver Eye Center for Photography, Pittsburgh, PA 2021 City Artist Corps Grant, Foundation of Contemporary Arts, New York Winner of The Print Center 95th Annual International Awards, juried by David Campany and Larissa Goldston 2020 Snider Prize Honorable Mention, The Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago, Blair Dickinson Memorial Prize, awarded by Yale School of Art 2019 Richard “Chip” Benson Endowed Scholarship Fund Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art Travel Grant 2017 Shortlisted for Paris Photo-Aperture PhotoBook Awards 2015 Emerging Artists Publication Series, awarded by Printed Matter Inc. GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2023 That They Are There, Brant Gallery, curated by Helen Miller, Boston, MA 2022 You’d Think By Now, Smack Mellon, curated by Rachel Vera Steinberg, Brooklyn, NY live/dead, Walter Elwood Contemporary, curated by Leah Guadagnoli and Brent Birnbaum, Hillsdale, NY what is the also?, Archive/Project Space, curated by Sondra Perry, Pittsfield, MA Tracking, Janet Borden Inc., curated by Anita Qian, Brooklyn, NY 2021 Hindsight, Green Gallery, New Haven, CT 2020 November, Beeler Gallery at the Columbus College of Art & Design, curated by Heather Taylor, Columbus, OH 2019 What Kills You, Washer Dryer Projects, Salt Lake City, UT Rung What You Brung!!, Yale School of Art, New Haven, CT Crush, Para Site, curated by Chang Qu, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong Double Gaze, ACRE, curated by Kate Sierzputowski, Chicago, IL 2017 Vernacular Photography, ICP Library, New York, NY 317 square feet, Luke Glanton Gallery, Amsterdam, NY Paris Photo-Aperture PhotoBook Awards, Aperture, New York, NY 2016 Pictures & Words, PhotoQ, Amsterdam, NL the doer of great deeds and the speaker of great words, Hap Gallery, curated by Iris Williamson, Portland, OR 2015 Somebody Else’s Problem, Whitespace Gallery, Atlanta WORKS MEDIA

Everywhere Project - New York Im JI BIN Jul 22 - Jul 29, 2022 Everywhere Project - New York Im Ji Bin’s latest initiative, "Everywhere," brings a whimsical and innovative approach to art by transforming everyday spaces into interactive galleries. Known for his charming Bear Balloons and a vision that bridges art with accessibility, Im Ji Bin challenges traditional gallery settings and reaches out directly to audiences through his unique concept of "Delivery Art." In this project, Im Ji Bin reimagines art’s role in public spaces, aiming to make art more approachable and engaging for a broader audience. Rather than confining his work to the often intimidating and less frequented walls of conventional galleries, he brings his art directly to where people live and interact. This method of “Delivery Art” reflects his belief that art should not be limited by physical space but should be an accessible experience for everyone. The "Everywhere" project has made notable appearances at the former CHASE building in New York and along 32nd Street in Koreatown, showcasing Im Ji Bin's dedication to integrating art into diverse environments. By placing his endearing Bear Balloons in these locations, he invites the public to encounter art in their daily routines, blending artistic expression with everyday life. The Bear Balloons, with their playful and approachable design, serve as the centerpiece of this initiative. They are not just decorative elements but symbols of Im Ji Bin’s commitment to making art an accessible and enjoyable part of daily experiences. Each Bear Balloon becomes a delightful surprise in unexpected places, sparking joy and curiosity in those who encounter them. "Everywhere: The Delivery Art of Im Ji Bin" celebrates the notion that art can and should be an integral part of our lives, seamlessly fitting into the environments we traverse every day. By breaking down the barriers between art and audience, Im Ji Bin redefines the boundaries of artistic engagement, inviting everyone to experience and appreciate art in their own spaces and moments. This exhibition encourages viewers to see art as a dynamic and interactive experience, rather than a static object confined to a gallery. Im Ji Bin’s project highlights the potential for art to reach out and connect with people on a personal level, making the artistic experience accessible, relatable, and truly omnipresent. Join us in celebrating Im Ji Bin’s vision of a world where art is not confined by walls but delivered to and enjoyed in every corner of our lives.

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 Out of gallery

Dec 5, 2024 C4 Grand Opening in Seoul, Oakwood Premier Coex Center Gallery Chang C4 Grand Opening in Seoul, Oakwood Premier COEX Center December 4th, 2024 Gallery Chang C4 has opened its fourth location in Seoul, situated at the Oakwood Premier COEX Center, with the grand opening on December 4th, 2024. The exhibition features renowned Russian-American artist Yuri Gorbachev, whose vibrant works have been showcased in major museums around the world. Gorbachev is known for his unique technique, using precious metals and lacquers to create paintings that radiate positivity and emotion. His work is represented in collections like The Louvre, the Russian National Museum, and the United Nations. The exhibition, titled The Magician of Color: Awaking Pure Emotions through Art , runs from December 5th, 2024, to January 11th, 2025. (The renowned brick artist Kim Kang Yong is observing Yuri Gorbachev's artwork) (From left to right: Artists Kim Hobong, Kim In ok, Kim Kang Yong, and Kim Nam Joo) Previous Next