A Pioneer of Korean Art: Ha Chong Hyun
As an artist who undeniably paved the way for Korean art, Ha Chong Hyun consistently uses material experimentation to redefine the function of painting.
Interviews
Art as Creation: The Colorful World of Bernard Frize
Discussion with Bernard Frize behind his paintings and what role the audience plays in art, and how time is visible in all of its extents.
Albert Watson
An Icon in Focus: The Preeminent Work of Albert Watson
Kwangho Lee
Intertwined forms: In conversation with Kwangho Lee
Reinventing Play: Cas Holman’s Possibilities of Design
“Once we embrace that our perspectives are influenced by race, class, and upbringing, it’s easier to dismantle false binaries.”
Profiles
Jean-François Le Minh’s Joyful Vision
“I would be satisfied to attract the audience’s attention with my works, even if it’s only for a minute or two.”
Danielle Orchard
The Modern Woman, Through the Eyes of Danielle Orchard
Aba Mfrase-Ewur’s Self Intimate Portrait
By carving out space for herself as both artist and subject, Mfrase-Ewur’s body of work becomes galvanizing through its own creative force.
Melissa Schriek’s Bodies in Flux
‘ODE’, the latest work by Melissa Schriek, depicts the dynamics of female friendship.