Ha Chong-hyun in Japan

Ha Chong-hyun in JapanThis is the first monograph to focus on Ha Chong hyuns relationship with Japan. Widely recognized as a pioneering figure in postwar Korean art and a central force in the Dansaekhwa movement, Has pivotal role in postwar Korean art has been extensively documented. He pioneered monochromatic expression in painting with his iconic Conjunction series, begun in 1974, in which oil paint is pushed through coarse hemp canvas from the reverse before being

short statements composed for exhibition catalogues

and Bibiana OblerPhysical description: Softcover

the book was designed by award-winning graphic designer Gil Shuler

slightly past his prime

ISBN: 9784902943740

The book featured work by Sam Gilliam

and Whitney Biennials and can be found in many public collections including MOMA

John Biggers

This catalogue was published alongside the two-part exhibition Parergon: Japanese Art of the 1980s and 1990s curated by Mika Yoshitake

Lithograph on Arches

The first publication on Mohamed Bourouissa’s Périphérique series revisits and contextualizes the artist’s theatrical images of marginalized lives in the outskirts of Paris

This exhibition is Nara’s promise to his works—they are his past