ARTISTS REPRESENTED ARTISTS Ed Moses Suh Yongsun Yuri Gorbachev Stephen Robert Johns Ahn Seongmin Kim Kang Yong Andy Moses Alison Van Pelt Kim Sea Joong Kim In Ok Shane Guffogg Jimi Gleason Miguel Ángel Iglesias Steven Seinberg Moon Insoo Cho Yong Ik Choi WoolGa Todd Williamson Mark Acetelli Oh Kwan Jin EXHIBITED ARTISTS Bret Price Shin Kiwoun Kim Hongbin Choi Sungho Yoo Choongmok Kim Mine Kim Hobong Kelly Berg Kimi Kim Wittling Anon Ahn Chaeyeun Im Jibin Kim Younghun Lee Calvin Park Gisele Suh Tae Kyung Woo Jiyeon Anikoon Kim Dawn Kim Youngmi M. Maresca Park Soo Theo Woodward You Sun Cho Yuna Kim Nam Joo Koo Nahyun Oh Jean Rho Paul Tomek Sadurski Donkey Soo Kim Sae Jun Kwon May Yong Eun Oh Kai Rokkankim Vanessa Love

C1 - New York C4- Seoul C2 - Middletown C3 - Englewood VAULT Archive EXHIBITIONS C1 - New York C1 | NEW YORK ON VIEW | Jul 18 - July 14, 2026 GROUP Exhibition Structure and Texture brings together five artists whose practices explore the dynamic tension between material presence and visual perception. Working across painting, sculpture, and textile-based abstraction, each artist approaches structure not as a fixed framework, but as something built, fractured, layered, and continually reimagined. From sculptural construction and compressed form to atmospheric surfaces and tactile rhythms, the works reveal how texture can shape both the physical body of an artwork and the viewer’s experience of space. The exhibition invites audiences to encounter texture not merely as a sensory quality, but as a conceptual language through which rhythm, memory, density, and meaning emerge. Read More Structure and texture Steven Seinberg / Mark Acetelli / Bret Price Moon Insoo / Anon Upcoming | Jul 3 - July 5, 2026 GROUP Exhibition AMERICA 250 Stephen Robert johns / kim hongbin / kim mine / rokkan kim Gallery Chang presents a special July 4th pop-up celebrating the 250th anniversary of American Independence through the language of contemporary art. Featuring Stephen Robert Johns, Kim Hongbin, Kim Mine, and Rokkan Kim, this three-day presentation brings together diverse artistic voices that reflect America as both a historical idea and a living cultural landscape—shaped by freedom, imagination, identity, migration, technology, and creative exchange. Held in New York from July 3–5, the pop-up invites visitors to experience Independence Day not only as a national celebration, but as an opportunity to reconsider what America means today through art, memory, and possibility. Read More C4- Seoul C4 | SEOUL On View | MAY 1 - JUN 2, 2026 SOLO Exhibition Choi Woolga: Raw Signal Choi Woolga transforms the canvas into a field of primal energy, drawing on primitive colors, rhythmic figures, and instinctive symbols that seem to emerge from the unconscious. Inspired by the visual language of cave paintings and expressions that precede fixed systems of language and order, his works unfold through cryptic signs, simplified forms, and a raw, playful sense of movement. Rather than depicting the visible world, Choi evokes a more elemental realm of memory, impulse, and human emotion, where painting becomes a direct record of inner sensation. Raw Signal reveals a visual language that feels at once ancient and immediate, an untamed rhythm of consciousness made visible through color, gesture, and symbolic force. READ MORE Upcoming | Jun 4 - 30, 2026 Group Exhibition 구조와 질감 Steven Seinberg / Mark Acetelli / Anon Gallery Chang Seoul is pleased to present Structure & Texture, a group exhibition featuring Steven Seinberg, Mark Acetelli, and Anon, on view from June 4 to June 30, 2026. Bringing together three artists with distinct yet resonant visual languages, the exhibition explores the relationship between form, surface, and material presence. Across painterly gesture, layered composition, and textile-based abstraction, their works reveal how structure and texture shape not only the visual architecture of an artwork, but also the viewer’s sensory, spatial, and emotional experience. Together, the exhibition invites a deeper consideration of how materiality becomes a language of rhythm, depth, and perception. READ MORE C2 - Middletown C2 | MIDDLETOWN on view | MAY - JUNE 2026 House Project by the bank foundation SHANE GUFFOGG Shane Guffogg House is presented as part of the First House Project by The Bank Art Foundation, curated by Gallery Chang – Middletown. During the project, the artist will live and work in New York for one month in April, transforming the house into an intimate site of artistic presence, process, and encounter. The project offers a unique opportunity to experience Guffogg’s meditative exploration of light, time, and perception within a lived residential setting, allowing new connections to emerge between the artist’s practice, the surrounding environment, and the unfolding rhythm of place. Read More C3 - Englewood C3 | ENGLEWOOD Private viewing | 2026 korean art master collection Gallery Chang – Englewood is a private viewing space dedicated to the Korean Art Masters Collection, featuring works by leading figures in Korean art, including Kim Chong Hak, Lee Kang So, Nam June Paik, Kim Tschang Yeul, Kim Jeong Seon, and Choi Young Wook. Rather than presenting rotating public exhibitions, the space offers a more focused and intimate encounter with significant works by Korean masters in a private setting, allowing collectors and invited guests to experience the depth, diversity, and enduring legacy of Korean modern and contemporary art. VAULT VAULT | HANAM, KOREA PRIVATE VIEWING | 2026 A t the still point of the turning world Shane Guffogg Gallery Chang's Vault is the gallery’s collection and private viewing space, where visitors may encounter selected works from Gallery Chang’s broader holdings in an intimate setting. Currently, the Vault presents 21 works by Shane Guffogg from his 2024 Venice Biennale collateral exhibition, At the Still Point of the Turning World. Available exclusively by appointment and invitation, this private presentation offers a focused experience of Guffogg’s meditative exploration of light, time, and perception, while reflecting the Vault’s role as a space for deeper engagement with the gallery’s collection. Read More Visit HERE to explore our full catalog collection. ARCHIVE Jun 19 - Jul 14, 2026 Structure and Texture Steven Seinberg / Mark Acetelli / Bret Price / Moon Insoo / Anon May 1 - June 2, 2026 Raw Signal Choi Woolga MAR 5 - 25, 2026 Kim In Ok: Spring Breathing Kim In Ok JAN 8 - FEB 17, 2026 The Mark of Time: Tracing the Origins of East-West Abstraction Ed Moses / Cho Yong Ik / Kim Kang Yong / Jimi Gleason OCT 23 - DEC 9, 2025 Memories of Our Future Shane Guffogg SEP 2 - OCT 10, 2025 Memories of Our Future Shane Guffogg JUL 25 – AUG 5, 2025 CHASE Project: Phase Shift Shin Kiwoun / Kim Hongbin / Anon / Anikoon / Im Jibin / Koo Nahyun MAY 27 - JUN 28, 2025 Illuminated Silence Jimi Gleason Apr 3 - May 6, 2025 Illuminated Reflection Jimi Gleason Dec 12, 2024 - Jan 18, 2025 The Essence of Perception Shane Guffogg, Kim Kang Yong, Kim Sea Joong Aug 20 - 25, 2024 FAIRYTALE Kim In Ok Jun 20 - 27, 2024 MUSEUM COLLECTION Yuri Gorbachev Apr 11 - May 4, 2024 The Hidden Masterpiece Cho Yong Ik Feb 8 - 28, 2024 MASTERPIECE (2019-2023) Kim Kang Yong Jun 4 - 30, 2026 구조와 질감 Steven Seinberg / Mark Acetelli / Anon Apr 9 - May 2, 2026 A Bold Attention Suh Yongsun FEB 19 - MAR 31, 2026 Alison Van Pelt: 40 Years Painting Portraits Alison Van Pelt Jan 6 - 31, 2026 BEYOND DANSEAKHWA – The Depth of Abstraction Cho Yong Ik OCT 14 - NOV 15, 2025 Infinite Dialogue Kim Kang Yong / Shane Guffogg AUG 14 - SEP 27, 2025 BECOMING WITHOUT END Ed Moses JUL 4 - 30, 2025 To Glow in the Afterglow Mark Acetelli May 8 - Jun 17, 2025 Urban Spectrum: Variations Miguel Ángel Iglesias Feb 20 - MAr 25, 2025 Recent Works Andy Moses Oct 24 - Dec 10, 2024 THE FUTURE IS PAST IS PRESENT Shane Guffogg Aug 9 - 18, 2024 Unbound Playground KANA (Part 2) - Anikoon / Sun You / Yong Eun Kwon / Taekyung Suh / Hongbin Kim / Soo Park Mar 8 - May 4, 2024 K-Art Show Moon Insoo / Oh Kwan Jin / Kim Sea Joong / Woo Jiyeon / Park Gisele / Anon / Anikoon / Mine. K Feb 29 - Apr 10, 2024 K-Art Chronicles Spring Part I Cho Yong Ik / Moon Insoo / Oh Kwan Jin / Kim Sea Joong May 7 - Jun 16, 2026 SWELL OF LIGHT Jimi Gleason / Shane Guffogg / Andy Moses Mar 28 - Apr 28, 2026 Resonating Light: Interstice and Space Jimi Gleason /Kim SeaJoong Feb 3 - 28, 2026 What remains in painting Cho Yong Ik / Suh Yong Sun / Ahn Sung min Jan 1 - 31, 2026 At the Still Point of the Turning World Shane Guffogg SEP 30 - OCT 22, 2025 REALITY + IMAGE Kim Kang Yong AUG 1 - 30, 2025 Organic Precision: The Geometry of Nature Stephen Robert Johns Jun 20 - Jul 22, 2025 Beautiful Rupture Bret Price / Kelly Berg / Mark Acetelli / Moon Insoo / Kimi Kim Wittling Apr 20 - May 24, 2025 Where Past and Future are Gathered Shane Guffogg Jan 21 - Feb 28, 2025 Beyond Boundaries: Reinterpreting Tradition, Reimagining the Modern Ahn Seongmin Aug 27 - Oct 19, 2024 REALITY + IMAGE: BEYOND THE BRICKS Kim Kang Yong Jul 30 - Aug 7, 2024 Binary Equilibrium KANA (Part 1) - Calvin Lee / Dawn Kim / Jean Oh / Kai Oh / Paul Rho / Sae Jun Kim / Tae Joong Kim / Yuna Cho May 7 - Jun 8, 2024 REVEALING Moon Insoo Feb 16 - Mar 17, 2024 Emptying to Enrichment: Moon Jar’s Path Oh Kwan Jin

2026 2025 2024 2022 2020 2019 EVENTS 2026 Jan 15, 2026 Janis Table 1 May 1, 2026 Janis Table 2 Feb 12, 2026 Around the Paintings Feb 21, 2026 Coffee with the Artist 2025 Mar 1, 2025 NYFW SS Jul 1, 2025 National Police Agency x Kim Mine 80th Dec 20, 2025 Holiday Toy Drive Apr 1, 2025 CHASE Project: Shin Ki Woon Jul 24, 2025 CHASE PROJECT: KIM HONGBIN May 1, 2025 CHASE Project: ANON Sep 1, 2025 NYFW F/W 2024 Jan 20, 2024 Happy Lunar New Year: Live Drawing Performance by Oh Kwan Jin at MissKorea BBQ Jul 1, 2024 Harmony of Colors and Flavors Oct 1, 2024 Embracing Autumn: Threads of Color Dec 12, 2024 The Essence of Perception:
Time, Reality, and Light May 1, 2024 Layered Aug 1, 2024 Water Moon Mirror Flower Oct 1, 2024 Embracing Autumn: Threads of Color Jun 1, 2024 Heart to Heart Sep 7, 2024 Alex Soldier X Gallery Chang Nov 8, 2024 Synesthetic Reverie 2022 July 14, 2022 Emotion in Transition December 11, 2022 Show Me Your Heart X Kim Young Mi: Annual Gala 2022 July 22, 2022 Everywhere Project - New York December 24, 2022 Fusion of Flavors and Art: ANIKOON X JINRO SOJU X MISS KOREA BBQ December 1, 2022 Echoes of My Dear Friend: A Robot's Lament 2020 Feb 14, 2020 Dances of Resistance 2019 January 5, 2019 Temporal Textures: The Rhythm of Light and Life September 9, 2019 Echoes of Elegance: Symmetry in Memory May 23, 2019 Ambitious Dreams: A Collaboration of Art and Literature September 23, 2019 Fables of Solitude:
The Colorful Realm of Venessa Love August 26, 2019 Festival Cloud: The Intersection of Music and Digital Art October 7, 2019 Eclipes of Bliss: The Dualities Within

BLOG Jun 4, 2026 Jimi Gleason and the Looking Glass Engagement Feb 28, 2026 Janis Art Table 1 Exhibition Feb 19, 2026 Opening Reception: Alison Van Pelt Jun 4, 2026 Shane Guffogg: Never a Hollow Man Engagement Jan 29, 2026 Janis Art Table 2 Collaboration Feb 12, 2026 Around The Paintings Exhibition Apr 9, 2026 A Bold Attention Opening Night Community Feb 21, 2026 Coffee With The Artist Exhibition (3) 3 posts Collaboration (1) 1 post Engagement (1) 1 post Swell of Light: Three Painters, One Frequency by Celestina C. Billington, Programs Coordinator, Gallery Chang On a crisp evening in Midtown, Gallery Chang opened Swell of Light, a three-person exhibition bringing together California painters Andy Moses, Shane Guffogg, and Jimi Gleason. Champagne was poured, dubai chocolate and ube cookies from GoGo Jang disappeared quickly, and about forty people cycled through rooms quietly commanded by paintings that didn't ask to be understood so much as felt. The three artists have b May 8 A Bold Attention Opening Night A Bold Attention Opening Night Suh YongSun April 9, 2026 On the corner of 7th Avenue and West 55th – in other words, around the block from veteran arts institutions that include MOMA, Gershwin Theatre, and Carnegie Hall – stands the vibrant contemporary arts space Gallery Chang. The New York City venue was founded just three years ago, and since then, it has begun to truly make its mark in the heart of Manhattan's cultural district. A unique position of the space is its fram Apr 9 Janis Art Table 1 February 28, 2026 “비움으로 채우는 시간, 장자와 조용익의 무심” 1.층위의 발견 (심재, 心齋) -장자와의 연결: 장자의 심재(마음 굶기기)를 소개. 정보를 수집하는 눈과 귀를 닫고, 기(氣)로서 작품을 마주하는 시간. • 대화 질문: "작품의 겹겹이 쌓인 층위 중, 지금 여러분의 마음 상태와 가장 닮아 있는 부분은 어디인가요?" 2. 리듬과 흔적 (좌망, 坐忘) -장자와의 연결: 작가의 붓질이 의도를 앞세우지 않고 몸의 리듬에 맡겨진 상태를 좌망(나를 잊음)과 연결. 의도적인 기술이 사라진 자리에 남은 '침잠의 경지'를 공유. -대화 질문: "조용익 화백이 색을 줄이고 반복적인 행위에 집중한 것처럼, 여러분의 삶에서 '덜어내었을 때 비로소 깊어진 경험'이 있으신가요?" 3. 미세한 차이와 생명력 (제물, 齊物) -장자와의 연결: 장자의 제물은 모든 것이 같다는 뜻이 아니라, 만물이 저마다의 자리에서 평등한 생명력을 가짐을 뜻한다. Feb 28 Coffee With The Artist February 21, 2026 Coffee with the Artist was an intimate Saturday morning event encouraging the public to engage with artist Alison Van Pelt. Taking place February 21st, 2026, from 11 AM-1 PM at 150 W 55th Street, NYC (Gallery Chang NY), attendees enjoyed catered coffee and sweet treats from GoGoJang cafe next door. The event was designed so that visitors could speak with Van Pelt in depth, a rare opportunity for intensive and direct engagement with an artist for the general Feb 21 Opening Reception: Alison Van Pelt February 19, 2026 The Opening Reception of Alison Van Pelt’s 40 Years of Painting Portraits at Gallery Chang was a resounding success, as a large crowd gathered to celebrate, with champagne flowing throughout the evening. On display are a total of 28 pieces, which range in size and content but are primarily large portraits. Those featured in the works include artists like Louise Bourgeois, Gwen Stefani, and Samuel Beckett–and many also include statements such as, “I’d Be God’ Feb 19 Around The Paintings February 12, 2026 "Around the Paintings" was a curated tasting event at Gallery Chang NY that celebrated Korean heritage, art, and culture. Centered on the works of artist Cho Yong Ik, his oeuvre was highlighted by thoughtful pairings with curated rice wine from Hana Makgeolli, an artisanal brewery, and a selection of small bites from MissKOREA BBQ. It is widely accepted that Cho Yong Ik is one of the most important figures of Korean abstraction, having represented the countr Feb 12

PRESS SBS NEWS | JAN 13, 2026 Cho Yong ik: A Journey of Self-Negation and the Evolution of Korean Abstraction We are pleased to introduce the profound artistic legacy of Cho Yong Ik, a titan of Korean modern art whose work serves as a vital bridge across the history of Korean abstraction. A recent retrospective highlights his evolution from early figurative experimentation to the serene heights of Dansaekhwa (monochrome painting). From Figurative Roots to the Informel Movement Cho Yong-ik’s journey began in the late 1950s. His early works, such as the 1957 piece depicting a boy with an accordion, display a sophisticated understanding of cubist structures reminiscent of Picasso. During this period, his "Expressionist" techniques—characterized by raw, vigorous brushwork—earned him early acclaim in the National Art Exhibition. Soon after, he became a central figure in the Korean Informel movement, utilizing thick, textured knife marks to explore the primal origins of life and materiality. The Rhythms of Deletion: Pointillism and Wave Patterns In the 1970s, Cho’s style underwent a dramatic transformation. He began a meticulous process of "erasing" through dots—a technique akin to musical staccato. This rhythmic repetition evolved into the iconic wave patterns that defined his contribution to the Dansaekhwa era. For Cho, these repetitive gestures were not merely aesthetic; they were a way to deepen his philosophical contemplation through symbols and the physical act of painting. The Philosophy of "Self-Negation" and the "Mushim" Series In his later years, Cho achieved a state of artistic transcendence known as Mushim (mindlessness). In this phase, he painted bamboo leaves with effortless, unadorned touches, reaching a meditative state of "Simui" (the depth of the mind). Cho Yong-ik famously defined the core of modern art as "Self-Negation." He believed that by constantly erasing each moment of his past life and work, he could clear the path for the creation of a new existence. This philosophy of continuous renewal remains a cornerstone of Korean contemporary art. Feb 22, 2026 Gallery Chang Presents Alison Van Pelt: First New York Solo Exhibition Jan 10, 2026 Revisiting the Essence Beyond Dansaekhwa: Knowing Cho Yong Ik Oct 7, 2025 REALITY + IMAGE: Revisiting the Works of the 2010s Sep 24, 2025 Chungbuk’s Future Lies Not in Seoul, but in the World: Exploring a “Global Strategy” in Cheongju Sep 23, 2025 Chungbuk’s Future Lies Not in Seoul, but in the World. Chang Junhwan, Shane Guffogg, and Lee Jong-tae Present a “Global Vision” Sep 11, 2025 American Contemporary Artist Shane Guffogg Solo Exhibition “Memories of the Future” Aug 5, 2025 Gallery Chang New York Presents Shin Ki Woun Solo Exhibition〈Illusion of Permanence〉 Jul 31, 2025 CHASE Project: Phase Shift Jun 18, 2025 Gallery Chang Hosts Five-Artist Group Exhibition May 1, 2025 World-Renowned Artist Shane Guffogg Holds His First Solo Exhibition in Korea Mar 30, 2025 The Encounter of Andy Moses and Jeff Koons Dec 20, 2024 The Essence of Perception: Group Exhibition Oct 25, 2024 Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Exciting to see Biennale Star Shane Guffogg at Gallery Chang NYC Sep 9, 2024 Gallery Chang Hosts VIP Afterparty at New York Fashion Week 2024 Aug 9, 2024 KIM KANG YONG: SOLD OUT at KIAF 2024 Jul 29, 2024 Shane Guffogg: Part 5, The Life of the Artist and the Creative Process: "Certainty and Truth" May 19, 2024 Shane Guffogg presents At the Still Point of the Turning World – Strangers of Time Jan 18, 2026 The Mark of Time: Tracing the Origins of Eastern and Western Abstraction Oct 28, 2025 Shane Guffogg: Memories of Our Future Oct 6, 2025 Kim Kang Yong Solo Exhibition 《REALITY + IMAGE》 Opens Sep 23, 2025 “Presenting the Possibility of Creating a Language for Future Society through the Convergence of Art and Science & Technology” Sep 23, 2025 Chungbuk National University Discusses the Convergence of Art and Science. Special Lecture by Shane Guffogg, “From Einstein to AI,” Successfully Concluded Aug 26, 2025 BECOMING WITHOUT END: The Ever-Transforming Practice of Ed Moses Aug 4, 2025 Artist Stephen Robert Johns Breaks the Boundary Between Architecture and Painting Jul 31, 2025 Gallery Chang Expands Middletown’s Creative Vision Into the Heart of Manhattan Jun 5, 2025 Jimi Gleason’s First Solo Exhibition in Seoul Breaks the Boundaries of Perception Through Paintings of Light and Silence Apr 10, 2025 Star-studded New York Fashion Week 2025 Feb 9, 2025 Gallery Chang hosted 2025 New York Fashion Week: The Rendezvous of Art, Fashion, and AI Dec 18, 2024 Gallery Chang Officially Opens Its Seoul Location with Inaugural Exhibition by Yuri Gorbachev Sep 13, 2024 Alex Soldier x Gallery Chang Star-studded New York Fashion Week Aug 18, 2024 Kim In-ok’s New York Debut: ‘FAIRYTALE’ Jul 31, 2024 KANA and Gallery Chang Host Korean Artists' Group Exhibitions Jun 20, 2024 Yuri Gorbachev Solo Exhibition ‘Museum Collection’(6/20-7/27) May 14, 2024 At the Still Point of the Turning World - Strangers of Time Jan 14, 2026 2025 NYEAL Student Art Competition Winners Group Exhibition “Memory Pathwork.” Oct 15, 2025 Kim Kang Yong: “These Days, Even When I Paint with a Brush, People Still Call It Bricks” Sep 28, 2025 Cosmic Inspiration from the James Webb Space Telescope: Past, Present, and Future United on a Single Canvas Sep 23, 2025 Chungbuk National University Successfully Hosts Special Lecture by Shane Guffogg, “From Einstein to AI” Sep 22, 2025 Two Masters Meet at Gallery Chang Seoul: A Dual Exhibition by Kim Kang Yong and Shane Guffogg Aug 10, 2025 Shin Ki Woun’s Works Presented in New York: Solo Exhibition, Illusion of Permanence Aug 3, 2025 Gallery Chang Presents Time-Shift Exhibition in an Abandoned Building Jun 29, 2025 Does Beauty Exist Even in Moments of Rupture?Beautiful Rupture Jun 2, 2025 “Mirror-Like Paintings”: Jimi Gleason’s First Solo Exhibition in Seoul Apr 6, 2025 ILLUMINATED REFLECTION: Jimi Gleason Jan 21, 2025 Gallery Chang Seoul Opens Its First Exhibition of 2025 with Ahn Sungmin’s “Minhwa-Inspired, Minhwa-Esque” Dec 5, 2024 C4 Grand Opening in Seoul, Oakwood Premier Coex Center Sep 12, 2024 “Binary Equilibrium” Luxuriates in Polarity Aug 11, 2024 Korean Association of New York Artists (KANA) Part 2 ‘Unbound Playground’ Jul 30, 2024 Korean Association of New York Artists (KANA) Part 1 ‘Binary Equilibrium’ Jun 2, 2024 Mirror-like Paintings: Jimmy Gleason's First Solo Exhibition in Seoul SBS NEWS | SEP 28, 2025 Shane Guffogg: Mapping the Infinite Universe through Layers of Time The works of American contemporary artist Shane Guffogg invite viewers into a profound exploration of time’s coexistence and the overlapping of space. His latest exhibition captures the silent, majestic movements of the cosmos onto the canvas. The Interweaving of Infinite Lines Guffogg’s canvases are filled with countless thin, interwoven lines with no discernible beginning or end. As dozens of these layers accumulate, they create a sense of deep space—an abyss that resembles the orbital paths of planets. These lines represent the history of stars, born hundreds of thousands of light-years ago, whose light is only now reaching our eyes. Technique: A Devotional Process The artist’s unique technique involves binding three brushes of different sizes together, moving them in unison to translate the infinite world onto the canvas. This repetitive process of drawing slender, trajectory-like lines is akin to a spiritual practice or a seeker’s meditation. The Intersection of Past and Present Inspired by images from the James Webb Space Telescope, Guffogg focuses on the flow of time and space. His philosophy is rooted in the idea that what we perceive as the "past" (the light from distant stars) is actually our "present." His work challenges the viewer to face the traces of yesterday, the shadows of today, and the brilliance of tomorrow all at once.

Back Does Beauty Exist Even in Moments of Rupture?Beautiful Rupture Gallery Chang Manhattan is presenting the five-artist exhibition Beautiful Rupture from June 20. The show features Bret Price, Kelly Berg, Mark Acetelli, Kimi Kim Wittling, and Moon Insoo, exploring the concept that beauty exists not in perfection, but in moments of rupture and transformation—visualizing an “aesthetics beyond the fracture.” Bret Price challenges perceptions of fixed form through sculptures of steel, bent and twisted into fluid shapes. Kelly Berg presents paintings that symbolically capture perceptual shifts and the energy of nature. Mark Acetelli’s abstract works convey the latent emotions and passage of time beneath the calm surface of the sea, leaving a lasting impression. Kimi Kim Wittling questions the illusions of consumption and beauty through ceramic sculptures inspired by luxury handbags, while Moon Insoo evokes silence, memory, and traces of erosion through paintings with rough, layered surfaces reminiscent of concrete textures. Curator Jinnie Kang of Gallery Chang explained, “The exhibition title Beautiful Rupture reflects an attempt to move beyond the obsession with perfection and to explore truth and beauty found in imperfection. The artists capture these liminal moments using different materials and sensibilities, creating a space where fragmented narratives and sensations harmonize.” Beautiful Rupture runs through July 22, 2025. https://www.nyculturebeat.com/index.php?mid=Lounge2&document_srl=4156359 < >

South Korea, 1990 Artist Biography Works Next Kim Mine South Korea, 1990 BIOGRAPHY Kim Mine is a contemporary Korean artist best known for her ongoing character-based practice centered on NOBODY , a teddy-bear-like figure that embodies universal human experience. Stripped of fixed identity—such as age, gender, nationality, or social role—NOBODY functions as an anonymous yet deeply relatable presence, standing in for the ordinary individual navigating everyday life. Through painting, sculpture, and installation, Kim Miné explores moments that are often overlooked: small gestures, quiet emotions, and seemingly meaningless routines. Her work is guided by the idea of “the meaning of the meaningless,” revealing how personal narratives and collective emotions accumulate through ordinary experience. By presenting familiarity without specificity, her practice invites viewers to project their own memories and identities onto the figure, transforming anonymity into empathy. Kim Mine’s work resonates across cultures by addressing shared emotional states rather than individual stories. In her universe, NOBODY becomes everybody—an open vessel through which contemporary life, vulnerability, and connection are gently but persistently examined. --- Kim Mine Solo Exhibitions • NOBODY’s Present : MONSTER Gallery Gwanram, Seoul, South Korea, 2025 • The Present TDA Haus, Seoul, South Korea, 2024 • Meeting Global Luxury NOBODY Doosan Tower Luxury Gallery, Seoul, South Korea, 2023 • NOBODY and EVERYTHING Sesame Museum, Incheon, South Korea, 2023 ⸻ Group Exhibitions & Art Fairs • National Hangeul Museum Exhibition National Museum of World Writing Systems, Incheon, South Korea, 2025 (Group Exhibition) • Group Exhibition Saebyeokseisi Gallery, Incheon, South Korea, 2025 (3-person show) • Art Fair Daegu 2025 EXCO, Daegu, South Korea • Happy NEW Artist Exhibition YK Gallery, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, 2025 • Gotaek Art Festa 2024 Muju Hyanggyo, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea • URBANBREAK Art Fair 2024 COEX, Seoul, South Korea • 15th Design Art Fair 2024 Seoul Arts Center, Seoul, South Korea • OrangeHare OFFLINE Exhibition Space OrangeHare, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea, 2024 • K-Artist Group Exhibition Gallery Chang, New York, USA, 2024 • Blossom Art Fair Shinsegae Gallery, Seoul, South Korea, 2023 • Affordable Art Fair Battersea Park, London, United Kingdom, 2023 • Gwangju International Art Fair (ART GWANGJU 23) Kim Dae-jung Convention Center, Gwangju, South Korea, 2023 • Blossom the Hope Art Fair 2023 COEX, Seoul, South Korea • MSUC Art Fest 2022 Gallery K, Seoul, South Korea • Blockchain Week in Busan 2022 BEXCO, Busan, South Korea • Plastic Art Seoul (PLAS) 2022 COEX, Seoul, South Korea ⸻ Art Collaborations • Korean National Police Agency × Kim Mine NOBODY “K-HERO” Art Goods Design Project • DEWL × Kim Mine “Dewlian” Character Design, Apparel, Emoticons & Pop-up Store • DEELO × Kim Mine Modular Furniture Project – Spatial Art Direction • POSCA × EPSON × Kim Mine Artist Interview & Live Drawing Collaboration • EPSON × Kim Mine Digital Print Collaboration & Artist Interview • RVN × Kim Mine Apparel Pattern Design Collaboration ⸻ Awards & Selections • Youth Focus Film Festival Selected Artist (Top 5) • Gangnam Green Canvas Project Final Selection (Top 10 Artists) • Art Token × Tent Film Festival Grand Prize (1st Place) • DDP NFT Collecting Vol. 1 Final Selection (Top 10 Artists) • Seoul-ro Media Canvas 2022 Final Selection (Top 10 Artists) ⸻ Lectures & Talks • “The Future of Digital Art and NOBODY” Digital Media Tech Show, KINTEX, Seoul, South Korea • “The Metaverse World and NOBODY” Korea Institute of Engineering & Technology, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea • “The Future of Digital Art and NOBODY” Korea Smart Tech Professionals Association Inauguration Ceremony, Seoul, South Korea WORKS Load More

MAY 27 - JUN 28, 2025 Intro Catalog Installation Views Next [C4] Seoul Illuminated Silence MAY 27 - JUN 28, 2025 Jimi Gleason INTRO 지미 글리슨: Illuminated Silence 이번 전시는 LA의 William Turner Gallery와 뉴욕의 Gallery Chang에서 4월부터 5월까지 동시기에 진행 중인 개인전으로 시작되어, 서울 전시로 이어지는 Coast to Coast 순회 프로젝트의 마지막 장입니다. 미국 동부와 서부를 연결하는 이 전시는, 지미 그리슨의 작품이 각기 다른 도시의 빛과 공간 속에서 어떻게 감각적으로 변화하고 확장되는지를 경험하게 합니다. 지미 글리슨은 빛과 표면, 반사의 개념을 회화에 도입하여 독자적인 조형 언어를 구축해온 작가입니다. 금속성 안료와 특수 재료를 활용한 그의 화면은 단순한 시각적 이미지가 아니라, 관람자의 움직임과 빛의 방향에 따라 끊임없이 변화하는 ‘거울 같은 회화’입니다. 이러한 작업은 시각적 경험을 넘어서, 관객의 사유와 정서를 반사시키는 존재로 확장되며, 물리적 표면과 감각적 깊이를 동시에 보여줍니다. 고요한 침묵 속에서 빛을 발산하는 이 회화들은, 마치 시간을 품은 풍경처럼 관객을 멈춰 세우고 응시하게 만듭니다. 이번 전시의 제목 《Illuminated Silence》는, 그러한 그리슨의 작업 세계를 압축적으로 담아냅니다. 빛에 의해 드러나는 고요함, 혹은 고요함 속에서 발현되는 빛 — 이 양가적인 감각은, 회화가 가질 수 있는 가장 순수한 시적 순간을 환기시킵니다. 서울에서 처음 소개되는 이번 개인전은, 지미 글리슨의 대표작과 함께 신작도 포함하여 그의 작업 세계의 진화를 선명하게 보여줍니다. 빛과 침묵, 물질성과 비물질성 사이에서 회화의 새로운 가능성을 탐색하는 이 전시는, Gallery Chang이 지향하는 철학적 미학과도 깊은 연결을 이룹니다. CATALOG View Catalog here INSTALLATION VIEWS

Back Gallery Chang Officially Opens Its Seoul Location with Inaugural Exhibition by Yuri Gorbachev Gallery Chang, headquartered in Manhattan, New York, has officially opened its fourth location—Gallery Chang Seoul—at Oakwood Premier COEX Center in Samseong-dong, Seoul. To commemorate the opening, the gallery has launched a special inaugural exhibition featuring world-renowned Russian-born artist Yuri Gorbachev, the gallery announced on the 18th. Gallery Chang currently operates two locations in New York. The new Seoul space was established with the goal of serving as a cultural bridge between the New York and Korean art scenes and will be led by Director Hong Somin. Running through January 17, 2025, the inaugural exhibition at Gallery Chang Seoul is particularly significant in that it presents, for the first time in Korea through a commercial gallery, a selection of museum-exhibited works by Gorbachev, including his iconic Winter in Uglovka (1998). The exhibition marks a meaningful first step in connecting the artistic worlds of Russia and New York with Seoul. The exhibition showcases a total of 29 works, with a focus on seven major pieces from the 1990s—widely regarded as the peak period of the artist’s career and originally exhibited in museum contexts. The show is also conceived as an opportunity to reexamine these works from a contemporary perspective, recognizing their importance across politics, economics, society, culture, and art history. On view as well is one of Gorbachev’s most notable international collaborations: the limited-edition 1994 Stolichnaya Vodka poster Russian Heritage . Featuring a Russian winter landscape, traditional architecture, and the iconic Stolichnaya vodka bottle rendered in vivid colors and intricate detail, the work is valued not merely as an advertisement but as a highly collectible piece that encapsulates the essence of Gorbachev’s artistic vision. Regarded as the creator of the aesthetic philosophy known as “Positivism” and one of the most prominent artists to emigrate from the former Soviet Union to the United States in 1991, Yuri Gorbachev was classically trained at the Soviet Academy of Arts. His works combine Russian tradition with modern aesthetics, offering viewers a distinctive visual experience through bold color palettes and luminous golden details. Notably, the absence of black in his paintings stands out; instead, he employs bright, vibrant colors to infuse his works with energy and positivity—core principles of his Positivist philosophy. Through the use of traditional lacquer and glaze techniques, Gorbachev maximizes texture and light reflection, achieving a harmonious balance between classical craftsmanship and contemporary style. His luminous color sensibility conveys hope and happiness, demonstrating art’s power to forge deep emotional connections with audiences. Gorbachev’s works are held in the permanent collections of more than 30 major museums and institutions worldwide, including the State Russian Museum and the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Louvre Museum in Paris, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, the National Art Museum of Ukraine, and the United Nations Headquarters. Meanwhile, Gallery Chang Seoul is set to play a key role in bringing New York’s contemporary art ecosystem to Seoul and further connecting the Korean and global art scenes. Director Hong Somin stated, “The opening of Gallery Chang’s Seoul location is expected to contribute to Seoul’s rapidly growing art market while further expanding the international presence of Korean artists already active in New York. We see great potential in the Korean art market and plan not only to introduce works by artists currently active in New York to Korea, but also to serve as an important gateway for Korean artists seeking opportunities in New York.” www.mhns.co.kr 갤러리 장, 서울 공식 오픈 및 개관전 유리 고르바초프 전시 개최 [문화뉴스 이용훈 기자] 뉴욕 맨해튼에 본사를 두고 있는 갤러리 장(Gallery Chang)이 서울 삼성동 오크우드 프리미어 코엑스 센터에 네 번째 지점인 서울 갤러리 장 서울을 공식 오픈하고 이를 기념한 개관전으로 러시아 출신의 세계적 예술가 유리 고르바초프(Yuri Gorbach < >

Back Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Exciting to see Biennale Star Shane Guffogg at Gallery Chang NYC Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Exciting to see Biennale Star Shane Guffogg at Gallery Chang NYC With a commitment to fostering creativity and community engagement, Gallery Chang has carved a unique niche for itself, attracting both seasoned collectors and curious newcomers. An amazing A-List art collector crowd welcomed by Ara Cho enjoyed the masterpieces of Shane Guffogg – the Californian shooting star of Biennale Art 2024! Art Expert Olga Franco introduced her Furniture Designer Friends to the artist circles. Star Dentist and Sleep expert Dr. Maria Sokolina came from her private clinic and we heard after being featured in the biggest print magazine, that a Forbes magazine article is coming next, bravo! Well deserved! Julianne Michelle mesmerized fellow gallery guests with her fabulous charity Mommy’s Heart Foundation which she started and I just joined her esteemed board. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Julianne’s Mommys Heart Foundation: A Story of Love, Loss, Law and Legacy. When Dr. Zarui Chopuryan who runs an amazing esthetics laser clinic in collaboration with Dr. Maria Sokolina arrived with Armine Arustamyan everyone was so happy to head their stories from the UN Headquarters where they have been guests with Gallery owner Ara of H.H. Dr. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe who received a Global Peace Ambassador recognition and the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Gallery Chang has quickly established itself as a prominent force in the New York art world, showcasing a diverse roster of international artists who are pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. Gallery Chang’s journey began in 2019 as a dynamic art project group, organizing exhibitions and events in various locations throughout New York City. This early period allowed the gallery to build a strong foundation and cultivate relationships with artists and collectors alike. A significant milestone came in 2023 with the establishment of a permanent exhibition space on 55th Street in Manhattan. Nestled amidst renowned cultural institutions like MoMA, Carnegie Hall, and New York City Center, this strategic location places Gallery Chang at the heart of the city’s vibrant cultural hub. Gallery Chang distinguishes itself through its carefully curated exhibitions, which showcase a diverse range of artistic styles and mediums. From painting and sculpture to photography and installation art, the gallery presents a rich tapestry of contemporary artistic expression. The gallery’s curatorial vision is guided by a commitment to showcasing artists who demonstrate exceptional talent, innovative approaches, and a deep engagement with contemporary issues. This commitment is reflected in the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of the artists represented, creating a truly global and inclusive artistic dialogue. Beyond its gallery walls, Gallery Chang is actively involved in community engagement and public art initiatives. In 2022, the gallery garnered widespread acclaim for its public art projects at the former CHASE Bank building in Middletown, Orange County, New York. These projects demonstrated the gallery’s dedication to bringing art to wider audiences and enriching the cultural landscape of the community. Gallery Chang provides a platform for both emerging and established artists to showcase their work to a discerning audience. The gallery’s commitment to nurturing emerging talent is evident in its support of young artists, providing them with opportunities to exhibit their work and gain recognition in the competitive art world. At the same time, Gallery Chang also represents established artists whose work has made a significant impact on the contemporary art scene. This balance between emerging and established voices creates a dynamic and engaging environment for art enthusiasts of all levels. With its strong curatorial vision, commitment to community engagement, and dedication to supporting artists, Gallery Chang is poised for continued success. The gallery’s presence in the heart of Manhattan, coupled with its active involvement in public art initiatives, ensures its continued influence on the New York art scene and beyond. As Gallery Chang continues to evolve, it promises to be a vital force in shaping the future of contemporary art, fostering creativity, and promoting cross-cultural dialogue through the universal language of art. Shane Guffogg – The Biennale Star Shane Guffogg is an American artist who has dedicated his career to exploring the intricate dance between time, consciousness, and the human experience. His paintings, often large-scale and brimming with luminous colors and complex forms, beckon viewers to contemplate the nature of reality and the fluidity of perception. Guffogg’s journey into the world of art began early in his life. He honed his skills and nurtured his distinct approach to abstraction at the California Institute of the Arts. His works transcend the realm of mere visual representation; they are philosophical inquiries that challenge our conventional understanding of time and its profound connection to our existence. The concept of time, particularly the intricate interplay between past, present, and future, is a central theme that weaves its way through Guffogg’s entire body of work. He perceives these temporal dimensions not as isolated segments but as interwoven threads that contribute to the rich tapestry of “now.” This idea is eloquently expressed in titles such as “What if Everything That was Is, And Everything That Is Never Was,” suggesting that all moments, regardless of their position on the timeline, coexist in an eternal present. Through a masterful command of color and form, Guffogg’s paintings often evoke a sense of timelessness. The subtle transitions and layers within his works create an illusion of depth and movement, inviting viewers to lose themselves in the contemplation of the artwork and the passage of time itself. The canvas becomes a window into a realm where past, present, and future merge and flow, challenging our linear understanding of time. Guffogg’s artistic language finds its roots in abstraction, a realm that allows him to transcend the limitations of representational art and delve into the depths of pure ideas and emotions. He masterfully employs color, form, and texture to create visual metaphors that explore the complexities of human consciousness and the enigmatic nature of the universe. Rather than depicting the external world, his paintings are an expression of the inner world – a realm of thoughts, feelings, and perceptions. They are visual poems that resonate with the soul, inviting viewers to connect with their own internal landscapes and explore the profound depths of their being. Each brushstroke, each layer of color, is a word in a visual language that speaks of introspection and the search for meaning. Guffogg’s artistic vision extends beyond the visual realm, encompassing a multi-sensory experience. He has collaborated with musicians and composers to create immersive environments that further enhance the impact of his work. These collaborations aim to engage the viewer on multiple levels, deepening their connection to the art and its underlying themes. Sound and vision intertwine, creating a symphony of perception that resonates on a deeper level. His exhibition, “The Sounds of Color,” held at the Scala Contarini del Bovolo museum in Venice, exemplified this multi-sensory approach. By combining his paintings with a curated soundscape, Guffogg created an environment that enveloped viewers, allowing them to experience his art in a new and profound way. The exhibition became a journey through time and perception, guided by both sight and sound. Shane Guffogg’s art stands as a testament to the boundless power of creativity and its capacity to transcend the confines of time and space. His paintings are not merely objects to be passively observed but invitations to engage in a dialogue with the artist and with oneself. They are catalysts for introspection and self-discovery. Through his unique approach to abstraction and his exploration of profound themes, Guffogg has created a body of work that inspires contemplation, challenges perceptions, and encourages viewers to connect with the deeper meaning of their own existence. His art is a gift, a legacy that will continue to inspire and provoke for generations to come. It is a reminder of the enduring power of human creativity to grapple with life’s most fundamental questions and to find beauty in the exploration. t2conline.com Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Exciting to see Biennale Star Shane Guffogg at Gallery Chang NYC With a commitment to fostering creativity and community engagement, Gallery Chang has carved a unique niche for itself, attracting both seasoned collectors and curious newcomers. An amazing A-List art collector crowd welcomed by Ara Cho enjoyed the masterpieces of Shane Guffogg – the Californian shooting star of Biennale Art 2024! Art Expert Olga Franco introduced […] < >