Ha Chong-hyun

Ha Chong-hyunThe Dansaekhwa movement emerged in the late 1960s, in the midst of extreme postwar material deprivations and an authoritarian political system. Although the term literally means monochrome painting, it is defined by the methods employed as much as its reductionist aesthetics. Ha Chong hyun continues to experiment with technique and push the boundaries of expression in the Conjunction series. In recent years he has developed a new process in which he

aesthetic departure point that resides in his repeated return to pop culture and the omnipresent influence exuded by the global mainstream

imaginative art

and although the imagery of Japanese manga and anime is often mentioned in reference to his work

Karel Appel (1921-2006)

the surface of white paint turns to a smoky gray

this indispensable resource on the artist’s oeuvre contains 700 illustrations

held at Blum & Poe

and the journeys between the representational and the abstract give his imagery a powerful ambivalence

Urban Riders brings together nearly 100 works—films

and water) from every state and inhabited US territory and combined them into a single

Edition of 30

stationery and inexpensive lined sheets