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KIMColin: 2 Shows, 1 Rug

The show “Unpointable Things” is a show curated by JaeWon KIm, who wanted to show works that poetically uses objects in respect of the time dimension.

Gallerist Seyeon Lim put together “Still Life” - a show of still lifes amidst the turmoil of present Korean politics.

KIMColin was chosen for the Museum for Islamic Art - Staatliche Museen zu Berlin’s “Cultural X Collabs - Weaving the Future” project.

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Jonathan Savoie featured in CBC ARTS (Hi Art)

Jonathan Savoie in CBC ARTS (Hi Art)

Want to sink even deeper into this image? It’s an untitled piece by Canadian-born photographer Jonathan Savoie, and you can see it at Youn Contemporary in Montreal. According to the gallery, the title of Jonathan’s exhibition — Mono no Aware (物の哀れ) — is a Japanese concept, which “refers to the bittersweet feeling or quiet sadness that arises when you realize that everything — whether it be people, moments or objects — is transient and constantly changing.”

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KIMCOLIN in SEOUL

Pilseungsa Experimental Art Space is a artist run space by JUNG Pilseung since 2019. The gallery is located in Sewoon Plaza a 46 year-old landmark of Seoul. Sewoon is an electronics and parts specialty mall. Glass walled units with vendors handling technical hardware constitute the building. The gallery got to take advantage of the enclosed glass space, especially during Covid-19; the "closed" unmanned space could remain open. Jung is open to new ideas, and with an interest in the process and experience, he continues to show Korean and International artists and has become a presence in the competitive Seoulite art scene. KimColin is the 42nd artist to exhibit here.

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Peter Wallis at Enterprise Brewery Group Show

Peter Wallis has partnered with the fine folks at Enterprise Brewery in San Francisco to bring Artists from all over the world together for a Group Exhibition. Kanata the Philosopher will be performing and there will be a gathering of artists sharing some exciting new work. There will be a lot of great visual art to explore, beer to try and new friends to meet. Get to 1150 Howard Street, Sept. 6 from 8-10 for the opening!

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Gayety Spills the Tea on Shen Wei

“Discover the understated beauty and profound human emotions in the work of Shen Wei, a master of intimate self-portraiture”, Gayety writes.

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Peter Wallis on Impermanence and Memory

Peter Wallis developed a body of work at the PACE house, June 2024, exploring the history of the New England Coast, while investigating themes of impermanence and memory.

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