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Jason Haam: Karma
3 Nov-18 Nov 2023
Frieze No. 9 Cork Street
London W1S 3LL
Jungwook Kim, Untitled, 2009, Korean ink on Korean paper. Credit: Courtesy of the artist and Jason Haam.
Overview
Jason Haam is pleased to announce Karma, a group exhibition of four Korean painters. Karma will feature new and historic works by four important Korean artists: Jungwook Kim, Minjung Kim, Mike Lee and Moka Lee, whose work represent the identity of Korean heritage and generational zeitgeists. Born across four decades from the 1960s to 1990s all four artists are technically accomplished, have unique methodology, and paint with laborious and repetitive layering processes. In a recognisable nod to Korean artistic traditions, most of these works are muted in color, serious in aura, detailed and sophisticated in expression, and sincere in concept.
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