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Aug 9 - 18, 2024 Intro Installation Views Artwork Next C1 New York Unbound Playground Aug 9 - 18, 2024 KANA (Part 2) - Anikoon / Sun You / Yong Eun Kwon / Taekyung Suh / Hongbin Kim / Soo Park INTRO The 2024 KANA Summer Exhibition, a collaboration between KANA and Gallery Chang, will take place from July 30 to August 18. The exhibition is divided into two parts: Part 1: Binary Equilibrium and Part 2: Unbound Playground. Through this summer project, KANA aims to introduce artists with Korean roots in New York to a broader audience and create a platform for sharing inspiration and communication. Part 2 ’Unbound Playground‘ presents the works of 6 artists who use their unique visual languages and playful expressions to depict experiences, memories, and emotions. These pieces, characterized by whimsical perspectives, vibrant colors, and diverse materials, visually reconstruct personal moments from everyday life. ©KANA INSTALLATION VIEWS ARTWORK

Apr 20 - May 24, 2025 Intro Installation Views Artwork Next C4 Seoul Where Past and Future are Gathered Apr 20 - May 24, 2025 Shane Guffogg INTRO SHANE GUFFOGG: WHERE PAST AND FUTURE ARE GATHERED GALLERY CHANG, SOEUL, SOUTH KOREA Gallery Chang in Seoul, South Korea, presents Shane Guffogg: “Where Past and Future are Gathered” a solo exhibition featuring Guffogg’s Still Point paintings, a body of work deeply engaged with themes of time, transcendence, and the ephemeral nature of existence. While this marks the artist’s first exhibition in South Korea, the fundamental principles of his work—his balance of time, space, and form—are inherently aligned with the aesthetics of Korean art. Guffogg’s paintings serve as confessions of time, transforming unseen forces into tangible marks. His brushstrokes trace energies that mysteriously move into our world, capturing the presence in layers of light and movement. The viewer, as a receiver, is invited to witness these ephemeral forces through an immediate sensory (visual) experience. A key inspiration for Guffogg’s Still Point series is T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets – a meditation on time, impermanence, and spiritual awakening. Each painting draws its title from stanzas of this poem, where the passage of time is examined through the elements—air, earth, water, and fire. Guffogg’s work does not illustrate Eliot’s poetry but rather embodies a visual language akin to calligraphy, where color and movement become expressive gestures of form and emotion. Through thousands of layered brushstrokes, his compositions unfold like wordless poems. The exhibition’s largest painting, “At the Still Point of the Turning World – The Surface Glittered out of the Heart of Light”, echoes Eliot’s meditation on time as both linear and cyclical, a concept deeply rooted in Korean philosophy. Korean art embraces impermanence and the importance of the present moment. Guffogg’s paintings, with their shifting luminosity and depth, reflect this philosophical understanding, existing between presence and absence, solidity and fluidity, stillness and motion. Guffogg’s process is a meditation in itself—he paints daily, working 8 to 10 hours in solitude, surrounded by nature at his ranch. Written in charcoal on the walls of his studio are stanzas from the poem, which Guffogg internalizes over long periods of time, until colors are sensorially connected to the words. Then the title informs the painting. His paintings emerge as moments in time that are seemingly without time as they are visually moving while still, revealing traces of his meditations through color and form. Another significant piece, “At the Still Point of the Turning World – Into the Rose Garden”, is a multi-colored variation of reds, purples, and ribbons of white. The title references Eliot’s symbolic garden—a place of purity, transformation, and the passage of time. In Korean culture, gardens similarly serve as spaces of contemplation, where nature becomes both a teacher and a metaphor. Rather than depicting these themes directly, Guffogg creates an abstract experience where color, line, and movement evoke transformation. Guffogg’s technique involves no preliminary sketches, and no assistants—only the repetition of intuitive movement. Each painting is made up of thousands of brushstrokes of glazes mixed with oil paint, creating an extraordinary depth that appears to suspend time itself. This meticulous process aligns with his belief that each brushstroke is a summoning of memory, a mark that bears witness to the unseen forces of existence. His synesthesia, the ability to perceive color as sound, further deepens this interplay. His paintings become silent symphonies, their tonalities resonating internally with the viewer. Guffogg’s use of color is never jarring; instead, his complementary hues create a sense of balance, inviting introspection rather than demanding interpretation. His works do not depict existential crises—they pose questions, seeking revelations of beauty and the unknown. In Guffogg’s work, color is not merely pigment—it is a presence, vibrating beyond the visual into something sensorial, emotional, and spiritual. His mastery of light and shadow recalls the Old Masters, yet he reinterprets their techniques for the contemporary world. At a time of constant acceleration, Guffogg’s paintings offer a rare moment of pause—a space for contemplation and transcendence. His work is deeply connected to art history, influenced by Kandinsky, Monet, and Turner, yet distinctly his own. Though this marks Guffogg’s first exhibition in Korea, it is not an introduction but a reconnection. His paintings, infused with rhythm, light, and emotion, align with the artistic and philosophical traditions of Korean thought. They invite us to engage with the essence of life itself—a dance of being—a luminous stillness within the turning world. By. Victoria Chapman INSTALLATION VIEWS ARTWORK

Feb 16 - Mar 17, 2024 Intro Installation Views Artwork Next C2 Middletown Emptying to Enrichment: Moon Jar’s Path Feb 16 - Mar 17, 2024 Oh Kwan Jin INTRO Under the esteemed guidance of Chang Jun Hwan, whose expertise spans renowned galleries worldwide, Gallery Chang is poised to revolutionize Middletown's cultural landscape, drawing inspiration from Dia:Beacon's transformative influence and envisioning Middletown, NY, as the next cultural beacon. Director Chang Jun Hwan, known for his involvement in notable endeavors including the 2018 Pyeong Chang Winter Olympics, envisions Gallery Chang not merely as an art gallery, but as a dynamic cultural hub fostering creativity, igniting community engagement, and catalyzing artistic expression in Middletown, NY. The inaugural exhibition at Gallery Chang's Middletown venue will showcase the solo works of Oh Kwan Jin, presented under the evocative title "Emptying to Enrichment: Moon Jars Path ” Running from February 16th to March 17th, visitors will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in Oh Kwan Jin's acclaimed artworks, which also include his notable contributions to Korean drama sets, cherished by K-pop enthusiasts and drama aficionados. Notably, Oh Kwan Jin's exhibition will feature new paintings, including "Blue Dragon," inspired by the Eastern astrological tradition where 2024 marks the Year of the Blue Dragon. This thematic piece adds a unique cultural resonance to the collection, complementing Oh Kwan Jin's new 2024 works. To mark this momentous occasion, the opening day festivities will be graced by a live performance from Oh Kwan Jin himself, offering attendees an intimate encounter with his artistry. With a seamless fusion of Eastern and Western influences, Oh Kwan Jin's oeuvre epitomizes Gallery Chang's commitment to promoting cross-cultural dialogue and appreciation. Distinguished guests, including the Mayor of Middletown and notable VIPs from various spheres, will be in attendance, underscoring the significance of Gallery Chang's endeavor in enriching both the local arts scene and the broader cultural landscape. “In Middletown, NY, Gallery Chang isn't just about art—it's a lively cultural hub," remarked Director Chang Jun Hwan during an interview. "We aim to foster creativity, community engagement, and cross-cultural dialogue, making a meaningful impact beyond the canvas." "Gallery Chang Set to Redefine Middletown's Artistic Identity" INSTALLATION VIEWS ARTWORK

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

SEP 2 - OCT 10, 2025 Intro Installation Views Artwork Next C4 Seoul Memories of Our Future SEP 2 - OCT 10, 2025 Shane Guffogg INTRO 셰인 거포그: 기억 속의 미래 2025년 9월, 서울 갤러리 장에서 셰인 거포그의 신작 연작 Memories of Our Future가 전시된다. 캘리포니아 스트라스모어 목장에서 제작된 이 작품들은 빛, 시간, 지각에 대한 평생의 탐구를 확장하며 “우리는 시간을 어떻게 보는가?”라는 질문을 던진다. 작업은 사전 스케치 없이 잠재의식에 따라 즉흥적으로 진행되며, 수개월간의 중첩적 결정으로 완성된다. 이 과정은 회화를 시간 속 의식의 기록으로 보는 그의 철학을 반영한다. 거포그의 회화는 교리보다 체험을 중시하며, 친밀하면서도 광대한 감각의 문턱으로 관람자를 초대한다. 이번 전시는 그의 경력에서 중요한 전환점으로, 아름다움과 복잡함의 공존, 보이지 않는 것의 가시화, 기억이 미래로 향하는 안내자일 수 있음을 시각화한다. 시간은 그의 캔버스에서 선형이 아닌 층위로 펼쳐지며, 현재와 과거, 미래가 긴밀히 연결되어 있음을 상기시킨다. “기억 속의 미래”는 오는 9월 서울 갤러리 장에서 열리는 셰인 거포그의 신작 개인전이다. 그의 국제적 행보가 언제나 되돌아오는 지점—시간, 지각, 그리고 의식을 형성하는 보이지 않는 힘—을 다시 묻는다. 거포그는 제임스 웹 우주망원경의 이미지에서 영감을 받아, 시간을 분절하고 겹겹이 쌓아 올린 유약층을 통해 과거·현재·미래가 동시에 진동하는 포털을 만들어낸다. 그는 말했다. “과거를 들여다보아야 지금을 인식할 수 있고, 그래야 미래를 이해할 수 있습니다.” 웹 망원경이 보여주는 별의 탄생과 소멸은 그의 사고를 바꾸었다. “시간은 선형이 아니다. 우리가 보는 과거가 바로 현재다.” 그의 붓질은 기억과 가능성을 동시에 담으며, 마치 굴절된 빛의 파동처럼 흐른다. 또한 그의 공감각은 색채를 음악으로 번역해, 화면 위 흔적들이 시각과 청각의 공명을 함께 불러낸다. 나는 그의 작품 앞에 앉으면 빛의 동굴에 들어가는 듯하다. 인공이 아닌 원초적 만화경 속에서 그림자는 장막으로, 장막은 투명함으로 흩어지며, 모든 것은 끊임없이 유동한다. 거포그는 말한다. “관람자는 여러 순간의 시각을 동시에 목격하게 됩니다. 그것은 관점이 아니라 시간을 초월한 현존입니다.” 결국 “기억은 우리의 미래”는 향수도 예언도 아니다. 그것은 차원이 교차하는 현재의 순간을 살라는 초대이며, 기억과 미래가 하나로 접혀 있음을 보여준다. 그의 회화는 이렇게 말한다: 우리는 기억이자 미래이며, 지금 이 빛나는 순간 속에 접힌 존재다. INSTALLATION VIEWS ARTWORK

Explore the vibrant art at Gallery Chang, the premier art gallery in NY. Immerse yourself in a diverse collection of captivating masterpieces that redefine artistic boundaries. Discover inspiration at every turn. Plan your visit today. C1 New York Jimi Gleason Apr 3 - May 5, 2025 C4 Seoul Shane Guffogg Apr 10 - May 24, 2025 C1 New York 150 W 55th St, New York, NY 10019 C3 Englewood - Private Viewing 455 Booth Ave, Englewood, NJ 07631 C2 Middletown 55 North St, Middletown, NY 10940 C4 Seoul Oakwood Premier COEX Center, B2 8-ho On View C4 Shane Guffogg - Where Past and Future are Gathered C1 Jimi Gleason - Illuminated Reflection C2 Kim Hong Bin - Chase Project V 2025-26 Solo Exhibitions For 2025-26, Gallery Chang will primarily explore the Light and Space movement, a pivotal yet often overshadowed chapter in art history. Through curated exhibitions, the gallery will highlight its innovative use of light, perception, and spatial dynamics, showcasing its lasting impact on contemporary art. Building on this foundation, we will present contemporary artists whose work examines the intersection of art and social transformation, bridging the legacy of the Light and Space movement with forward-looking perspectives to inspire deeper engagement with art’s evolving cultural role. Andy Moses: Current Works Feb 20 - Mar 25, 2025 C1 - New York Miguel Angel Iglesias May 8 - Jun 17, 2025 C1 - New York Stephen Robert Johns Jul 29 - Aug 30, 2025 C4 - Seoul Oct 10 - Nov 22, 2025 C2 - Middletown Yuri Gorbachev Dec 4, 2025 - Jan 17, 2026 C4 - Seoul Shane Guffogg Apr 10 - May 24, 2025 C4 - Seoul Nov 6 - Dec 9, 2025 C1 - New York Alison Van Pelt: The Unified Field Jul 3 - Jul 26, 2025 C4 - Seoul Oct 30 - Nov 22, 2025 C3 - Englewood Ed Moses Aug 14 - Oct 1, 2025 C1 - New York Jimi Gleason Apr 3 - May 6, 2025 C1 - New York May 29 - Jun 28, 2025 C4 - Seoul Mark Acetelli Jun 19 - Jul 22, 2025 C1 - New York Oct 23 - Dec 2, 2025 C4 - Seoul Kim Kang Yong Oct 3 - Nov 4, 2025 C1 - New York Cho Yong Ik Jan 8, 2026 - Feb 3, 2026 C1 - New York Opening Soon On View Artist Updates Shane Guffogg Ed Moses Andy Moses SHANE GUFFOGG'S SYNESTHESIA TRANFORMS PAINTINGS INTO MUSIC AT VENICE EXHIBITION THE ARTIST PROFILE ARCHIVE: ED MOSES ANDY MOSES'S NEW WORKS TRANSFORM DESERT LANDSCAPES INTO CASCADES OF PAINT The exhibition rooms of Palazzo Contarini will host the solo exhibition of Shane Guffogg, an American artist who presents to the public his new series of paintings entitled At the Still Point of the Turning World. The 21 paintings created by Shane are born from the dialogue with the poet T.S. Eliot with the aim of telling the story of the human race, its mutability and its continuous living in tension between present and future. ©Copyright by Gioielli Nascosti di Venezia Ed Moses, considered a member of the California "Cool School," was among the first artists to exhibit with the storied Ferus Gallery in 1958. His 2013 solo exhibition Yesterday’s Tomorrows, featuring his ‘crackle’ paintings at Brian Gross Fine Art in San Francisco, provided the footage for his video produced by The Artist Profile Archive. He was also interviewed in his Venice, CA studio. There is a memorable out-take after the end credits. ©Copyright by artnet News Through color palette and the visually perceived movement of paints across the canvas, the landscape, and natural elements are conveyed through abstract and subject visual means and invite prolonged looking to infer where the representational ends and the abstraction begins. Notably, the hand of the artist is absent from these works, as Moses uses a method of canvas tilting and gravity to move and shift the flow and direction of the pigment rather than a brush or palette knife. ©Copyright by artnet News Projects X Something Sweet Nov - Jan 2025 150 W 55th Street, New York, NY Kim Hong Bin X Something Sweet Jan - Feb 2025 150 W 55th Street, New York, NY Oh Kwan Jin CHASE Project #5 In Progress C2 - Middletown Kim Hong BIn NYFW S/S 2025 Feb 6, 2025 With Alex Soldiers @ C1 - New York Cho Yong Ik, Kim In Ok, Ahn Seongmin, Choi Sungho, Kim Ho Bong CHASE Project #6 Apr 2025 C2 - Middletown Anon Collectors' Summer Night Jun 2025 C3 - Englewood Kim Chong-Hak Collectors' Summer Night Aug 2025 C3 - Englewood Kim Jom Son JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER Join our email list and get access to specials deals exclusive to our subscribers. Enter your email here Sign Up Thanks for submitting!

Explore the vibrant art at Gallery Chang, the premier art gallery in NY. Immerse yourself in a diverse collection of captivating masterpieces that redefine artistic boundaries. Discover inspiration at every turn. Plan your visit today. Ed Moses A West Coast abstract master, Ed Moses explored spiritual energy and material rupture through his iconic Magma series. AUG 14 - SEP 27, 2025 [C1] New York On view Through Dec 9 -> Learn more C1 New York Shane Guffogg Memories of Our Future C4 Seoul Kim Kang Yong x Shane Guffogg INFINITE DIALOGUE Through Nov 15 -> Learn more Upcoming C1 New York Holiday Group Exhibiton Miracle on 55th Street Upcoming -> Learn more C4 Seoul Alison Van Pelt Solo Exhibition Upcoming -> Learn more Project Kim Hongbin Now On View C2 - Middletown Hongbin Kim, also known by his artistic name "Vanhada," is a South Korean artist celebrated for his bold and emotionally resonant abstract works. Born in Seoul in 1988, Kim studied painting at Hongik University, where he developed a strong foundation in fine art. He later moved to New York, where he has been an active participant in the city’s dynamic art scene, showcasing his ability to blend traditional Korean aesthetics with contemporary abstract expression. -> Learn more Artist Update Ed Moses Ed Moses was a trailblazer in the Los Angeles art scene, earning global recognition for his dynamic, ever-evolving approach to painting. Throughout his prolific career spanning seven decades, Moses continually challenged artistic boundaries, describing himself as a “mutator” who thrived on curiosity and discovery. For him, painting was a dialogue between structure and freedom, where control met the desire to transcend limitations. -> Learn more Kim Kang Yong Kim Kang Yong is one of South Korea’s most celebrated and influential contemporary artists, known for his groundbreaking exploration of Hyperrealism and its philosophical implications. Born in Jeong-Eup, Korea, in 1950, Kim earned his Bachelor and Master of Fine Arts degrees from Hongik University, a renowned institution in Seoul. Over his illustrious five-decade career, Kim has garnered both national and international recognition for his innovative approach to blending realism and conceptual thought. -> Learn more Bret Price Smithsonian American Art Museum / Luce Foundation Center / 3rd Floor / W310 Standing just over two feet in height, Hublot is one of Bret Price’s smaller steel sculptures. 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Exhibitions 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 Feb 20 - Mar 25, 2025 Andy Moses: 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 May 7 - Jun 8, 2024 REVEALING Moon Insoo Feb 29 - Apr 10, 2024 K-Art Chronicles Spring Part I Cho Yong Ik / Moon Insoo / Oh Kwan Jin / Kim Sea Joong OCT 14 - NOV 15, 2025 Infinite Dialogue Kim Kang Yong / Shane Guffogg AUG 1 - 30, 2025 Organic Precision: The Geometry of Nature Stephen Robert Johns JUL 4 - 30, 2025 To Glow in the Afterglow Mark Acetelli 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 Apr 11 - May 4, 2024 The Hidden Masterpiece Cho Yong Ik Feb 16 - Mar 17, 2024 Emptying to Enrichment: Moon Jar’s Path Oh Kwan Jin SEP 30 - OCT 22, 2025 REALITY + IMAGE Kim Kang Yong AUG 14 - SEP 27, 2025 BECOMING WITHOUT END Ed Moses Jun 20 - Jul 22, 2025 Beautiful Rupture Bret Price / Kelly Berg / Mark Acetelli / Moon Insoo / Kimi Kim Wittling 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 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 8 - 28, 2024 MASTERPIECE (2019-2023) Kim Kang Yong

OCT 14 - NOV 15, 2025 Intro Installation Views Artwork Next C4 Seoul Infinite Dialogue OCT 14 - NOV 15, 2025 Kim Kang Yong / Shane Guffogg INTRO Gallery Chang presents Infinite Dialogue , a two-person exhibition featuring the celebrated Korean artist Kim Sang Yong and the internationally acclaimed American painter Shane Guffogg, opening this October at Gallery Chang Seoul. This exhibition unfolds as a philosophical conversation between East and West, where two masters of contemporary art engage in a dialogue of forms, materials, and perception. For over five decades, Kim King Yong has explored the essence of existence and perception through the humble yet profound motif of the brick. His meticulously layered surfaces—composed of sand, pigment, and shadow—transform ordinary materials into meditative fields that question the very act of seeing. Shane Guffogg, meanwhile, constructs a universe that transcends the boundaries of light, time, science, and art. Guided by the fundamental question, “How can time and space be compressed into a single moment?”, his works invite viewers to experience the simultaneous unfolding of memory and presence. Guffogg gained international attention during the 60th Venice Biennale, where his solo exhibition At the Still Point of the Turning World – Strangers of Time at the Scala Contarini del Bovolo Museum resonated with the Biennale’s central theme, Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere . By weaving the notion of “foreign time” into his paintings and installations, he created a powerful reflection on human perception and belonging that was widely covered by international media, including the BBC. In Seoul, Infinite Dialogue brings together Guffogg’s global inquiry and Kim’s lifelong investigation into vision and materiality, posing a shared question to viewers: What does it truly mean to see? The dialogue between these two masters will continue beyond Seoul, leading to a forthcoming exhibition in New York in 2026, expanding the cross-cultural discourse between Korea and the United States that Gallery Chang has long championed. INSTALLATION VIEWS ARTWORK

C1-New York C4-Seoul Upcoming Exhibitions [C1] New York - On View RETROSPECTIVE BECOMING WITHOUT END: The Ever-transforming practice of Ed Moses AUG 14 – SEP 27 , 2025 Ed Moses Learn more [C4] Seoul - On View SPECIAL EXHIBITION INFINITE DIALOGUE Oct 14 – Nov 15, 2025 Kim Kang Yong X Shane Guffogg Learn more Upcoming [C1] New York SOLO EXHIBITION Reality + Image Kim Kang Yong Learn more [C4] Seoul SOLO EXHIBITION Alison Van Pelt Learn more PAST EXHIBITIONS VIEW ALL