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“Assembling Happiness,” the group show of local artists opens on December 8th at Peter Louis Salon/ Gallery
Posted by SB in EV Artists, ev arts, SB in EV Arts on December 6, 2011
ARTIST DULCIE DEE is the main featured artist of the group show opening Thurs December 8th “Assembling Happiness” thru January 8th 2012 from 6-9pm. This show opens the holiday season and gallery reception will be available to the public. Gallery hours Mon-Sat hrs. 10am-6pm.
Dee will be exhibiting 5 paintings from her latest series: “Ma Belle Salope Chinoise” depicting self portraits of Chinese women along with her exquisite handmade paper mache masks and “The Peking Princess” oil painting which was shown at the National Arts Gallery.
OPENING RECEPTION : Thursday December 8th 2011 from 6-9pm
Peter Louis Salon/Gallery
143 East 57 Street 2fl.
New York, NY
(212) 319-0019
(off Lexington Avenue)
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The movie director, Jun-Ik Lee, 이준익, at the opening reception of ‘Mind the Gap’ by Sun Mu from North Korea at SB D Gallery in New York City.
Posted by SB in EV Artists, ev arts, SB D Gallery on July 19, 2011
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Pleasant visit by Jun Ik Lee, the Korean movie director, to the opening reception of ‘Mind the Gap” by Sun Mu from North Korea. The exhibition goes until August 20th, 2011.
Title: “Mind the Gap” by Sun Mu from North Korea
Exhibition Venue: SB D Gallery, 125 East 4th Street, New York, NY 10003
Medium: Oil Painting
Exhibition Date: July 16 – August 20 2011
Opening Reception: July 16 2011 from 5-8pm
Quantity: 9 paintings
Guest Curator: Yu Yeon Kim
Director: Seolbin Park
Sun Mu, North Korean Artist who escaped from North Korea to China, Vietnam, Laos then finally to South Korea, will be presented his paintings to New York City for the first time in history.
Sun Mu’s work has been widely reported by BBC, Time magazine, New York Times, Financial Times and international press when he attended at art college in South Korea last 3 years.
His painting has been echoed his tremendous life dangered experience then living in materialistic capitalism in South Korea and questioning dramatically different life, ideologies, controlled information and isolation.
His articles are following;
NEW YORK TIMES
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/21/world/asia/21painter.html
BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8000769.stm
TIME By Michael Gibb, Monday, Sep. 07, 2009
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1919276,00.html
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“Mind the Gap” by Sun Mu from North Korea at SB D Gallery in East Village on July 16 2011
Posted by SB in ev arts, EV Arts, SB D Gallery, SB in EV Arts on June 23, 2011
“I cannot help being political. How can I ignore the reality of the North, where my parents are still suffering?” by Sun Mu.
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Title: Sun Mu from North Korea
Exhibition Venue: SB D Gallery, 125 East 4th Street, New York, NY 10003
Medium: Oil Painting
Exhibition Date: July 16 – August 20 2011
Opening Reception: July 16 2011 from 5-8pm
Quantity: 15 paintings
Curator: Yu Yeon Kim
Sun Mu, North Korean Artist who escaped from North Korea to China, Vietnam, Laos then finally to South Korea, will be presented his paintings to New York City for the first time in history.
Sun Mu’s work has been widely reported by BBC, Time magazine, New York Times, Financial Times and international press when he attended at art college in South Korea last 3 years.
His painting has been echoed his tremendous life dangered experience by hiding himself in jungle for years in Laos then living in materialistic capitalism in South Korea and questioning dramatically different life, ideologies, controlled information and isolation.
His articles are following;
NEW YORK TIMES
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/21/world/asia/21painter.html
BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/8000769.stm
TIME By Michael Gibb, Monday, Sep. 07, 2009
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1919276,00.html
<Biography>
Artist, SUN MU
Born in 1972, North Korea
He studied Fine Art at College in North Korea for 3 years
1998 He flew from North Korea. He risked his life to cross China
1998 – 2002 China and South East Asia
2002 – present: S. Korea
2007 Graduate from Hong-Ik University, Fine Art – B.A degree
2009 Graduate from Hong-Ik University, Fine Art – M.A degree
Solo Exhibitions
2008 Nothing to envy in this World, Gallery Ssamzie, Seoul
2008 We are living in the happy world, Alternative Space Chung Jeong
Gak, Seoul
Group Exhibitions
2009 Shared, Divided, United, Deutchiland-Korea;
Neue Gesellschaft fur Bildende Kunst, Berlin
2009 Art in Busan 2009, Busan Museum of Art, Busan
2009 Exhibition of hte 9th North Korean Human Rights International
Conference
Grand Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne, Australia
2009 New Acquisitions, Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, Ansan
2008 Korea Now, artLink, Inc and Sotheby’s, Tel-Aviv, Israel
2007 Sweet and Scary Presidential Election, Chung Jeong Gak, Seoul
2007 We are Happy, Gallery Curiosity, Seoul
“Beyond a Shadow” by Nadine Gill at SB D Gallery opens up on May 21st in East Village.
Posted by SB in ev arts, EV Arts, SB D Gallery, SB in EV Arts on May 19, 2011
Nadine Gill lives in New York City. ”Beyond a Shadow” is her latest project. It consists of a series of 78 drawings, coinciding with her 78th year. She is thrilled to share her observations of shadows; musings on illusion of peace and love. “There is no bigotry in shadows,” she says, “only mystery and beauty of geometry, which has no boundaries.”
- Artist:Nadine Gill
- Title:Beyond a Shadow
- Exhibition:May 21st-June 18th, 2011
- Opening Reception:May 21st, 2011
- SB D Gallery 125 East 4th Street New York, NY 10003 T.212-979-7239
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“Pretty Dictators Vs. Pretty Leaders” by Ha Lee, illustrating Libyan dictator Muammar Gadhafi, President Obama, North Korean dictator Kim Jungil, Osama Bin Laden and more at SB D Gallery in East Village, New York City, 2011.
Posted by SB in ev arts, EV Arts, SB D Gallery, SB in EV Arts on March 13, 2011
“Pretty Dictators Vs. Pretty Leaders” by Ha Lee will be presented at SB D Gallery from April 30th till May 20, 2011.
Ha Lee, former editorial cartoonist in Korea now based in Texas as a fine artist, portraits his belief in humanism through this sampling of dictators and leaders around the world with his paradoxic method. Lee believes that no human being is born as a dictator but only raised as one.
The arts are combination of digital and analog process, created first digitally and then printed on canvas to be hand-sewn to result in 3 dimensional effect. Each work is 30″ x 40″ big. Crossing over those two contrary environments, digital and analog, Lee tries to illustrate the embalance and dissonance of ideologies in life. Rather humaine than political voice of Ha Lee is embedded with each piece, the dictator of Lybya Muammar Gadhafi, President Obama, Osama Bin Laden, President Lee, North Korean dictator Jung Il Kim and so on.
As one last ‘pretty’ personal comment, let’s not forget about THE PRETTIEST DICTATOR, that no one may overpower… The Mother Nature… (all our prayers and thoughts are with everyone who has been affected by this horrific disaster…)
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The Art Exhibition ‘About Painting’ at Sylvia Wald and Po Kim Gallery in East Village in March
Posted by SB in ev arts, EV Arts, SB in EV Arts on February 19, 2011
‘ABOUT PAINTING’ curated by Joe Barnes at Sylvia Wald and Po Kim Gallery
Artists:
RUPERT EDER
IVO RINGE
JON GROOM
JOE BARNES
Exhibition : March 1st – March 22nd, 2011
Opening Reception : March 2nd/Wed. 6 to 8 pm
Opening Hours : Tuesday – Saturday, 11 am to 5 pm
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