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The Korean Cultural Service NY proudly presents the exhibition Repose in the Ink, from July 21 to August 14, 2008. The opening reception will be held at Gallery Korea, Korean Cultural Service NY from 6:00 to 8:00 pm on Monday, July 21, 2008.
“Repose in the ink” is an exhibition of ink paintings and calligraphies by seven Korean artists : Jung Ja Hong, Kee Ok Cho, Ree Mee Lee, Yusun Kim, Young Ja Kim, Myoung-Won Kwon, and In-Soon Shin. Poetry, calligraphy, and painting have been the virtue of literati throughout the Korean history, and are still pursued by modern artists to this day. The artists in the exhibition will introduce the beauty and harmony of the ink strokes on Korean mulberry paper.
Korean Calligraphy And Ink Painting Workshop (closed)
At this exhibition, one can experience both traditional and contemporary Korean paintings. Some artists merge the traditional theme and style with contemporary vision and technique, giving a new twist to the paintings. Others retain the tradition, especially in portraying nature and expressing their feelings and thoughts spontaneously, yet seeking the stable composition at the same time.
Jung Ja Hong, Kee Ok Cho, and Young Ja Kim are showing the images of apricot, persimmon and grapes, as Yusun Kim will exhibit her work of pine trees and bamboos. Ree Mee Lee presents the orchid theme, while In Soon Shin introduces abstract images composed of subtle variations of Korean ink. Myoung-Won Kwon is the only artist who focuses on calligraphy, and he will be showing Hangul (Korean alphabet) calligraphy with various Hangul styles and themes.
Gallery hours are 10:00am to 5:00pm from Monday through Friday. For more information, contact Yu Jin Hwang, curator of Gallery Korea, Korean Cultural Service NY at 212-759-9550 or nyarts@.The Korean Cultural Centre UK is proud to announce a new Korean cultural course this autumn. Artist-researcher Dr Young Maeng will introduce traditional Korean ink painting and demonstrate a variety of painting techniques for beginners. Korean ink painting has a rich tradition, which flourished throughout the golden age of Korean Art during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897), and incorporates traditional Neo-Confucian ideology. This beautiful style of painting is still widely practiced in the contemporary art world. It is possible to learn both basic and advanced brush techniques based on the ‘Four Gentlemen’ (Orchid, Chrysanthemum, Bamboo, and Plum Blossom) which represent each season, symbolising virtue and inner beauty. For this course, we are going to learn beginner techniques through orchid painting.
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No previous painting experience is required to take this class and all painting materials will be provided. We will focus on basic Korean ink painting techniques, covering orchids as well as other subjects such as fish. Students will receive individual and targeted advice on their own work, and there will be time to discuss and reflect on the painting experience at the end of the class.
ㅇTuition Fee: Free - booking essential, and students will be required to fill out a survey at the end of the class
ㅇApply procedure: E-mail to info@ or call 020 7004 2600 with your name and contact details. The booking system utilises a lottery-based programme that picks names at random, once the final selection has been drawn we will send you an e-mail regarding the result of the selection after the application deadline.
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Korean ink painting has a rich tradition, which flourished throughout the golden age of Korean art during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897), and incorporates traditional Neo-Confucian ideology. This beautiful style of painting is still widely practiced in the contemporary art world. It is possible to learn both basic and advanced brush techniques based on the ‘Four Gentlemen’ (Orchid, Chrysanthemum, Bamboo, and Plum Blossom) which represent each season, symbolising virtue and inner beauty. For this course, we are going to learn beginner techniques through orchid painting.
In the two sessions of the Korean Ink Painting workshops, Dr Young will briefly introduce the history of Korean ink painting as well as traditional ink painting techniques. Young will explain how to use Korean ink painting materials, such as Korean paper, brush, ink stone, and ink stick, which make the ink painting surprisingly enjoyable with simple but beautifully fluid ink brush strokes. Throughout the two sessions of online workshops, she will demonstrate basic ink painting techniques from easy brush strokes to orchid to chrysanthemum to bamboo to plum blossom tree.
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Dr Young Maeng is a Korean artist-researcher, who earned an art practice-based PhD in Contemporary Art at Lancaster University, having previously studied Korean painting at Kyung Hee University for her BFA and MFA. Young has had international exhibitions in Korea, the UK and USA, which include Gallery Dos, Sejong Museum, and Seoul Art Centre, Peter Scott Gallery and King Street Gallery in the UK, and Diego Rivera Gallery in the USA. Her journal articles about the relationship between French philosopher Gilles Deleuze’s aesthetics and Korean Painting have been published in the Journal of Visual Art Practice and the Journal of Research in Art Education. She teaches at Gongju National University of Education in Korea and was a former Fine Art painting tutor at Lancaster University. She also delivers Korean painting workshops at galleries and museums on and offline in the UK.
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Education Korean Ink Painting Workshop The Korean Cultural Centre UK is proud to announce a new Korean cultural course this autumn. The application deadline is 23 Oct 2019 17:00. Read more
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