Ha Chong-Hyun /

Ha Chong-Hyun /

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Author / Creator:	Ha, Chong-hyŏn, 1935- artist.
Imprint:	New York : Gregory R. Miller & Company ; Seoul : Kukje Art and Culture Foundation,, 2022.
Description:	125 pages : chielfy color illustations, 28 cm
Language:	English
Subject:	Ha, Chong-hyŏn, -- 1935- -- Exhibitions. Ha, Chong-hyŏn, -- 1935- Painting, Korean -- 20th century. Painting, Korean -- 21st century. Painting, Korean exhibition catalogs. Exhibition catalogs Exhibition catalogs.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13126738

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Other authors / contributors:	Kim, Sunjung, curator Palazzetto Tito (Venice, Italy), host institution. Biennale di Venezia (59th : 2022 : Venice, Italy). organizer.
ISBN:	9781941366486 1941366481
Notes:	Published with conjunction of the exhibition "Ha Chong-Hyun" curated by Sungjung Kim. Collateral event of the 59th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia. April 23 - August 24,.2022. Palazzetto Tito, Venice.
Summary:	Predominantly known for his minimalist Dansaekwha paintings, South Korean artist Ha Chong-Hyun (born 1935) has spent six decades pioneering new forms in abstract painting. Initially working in oil, collage, and mixed media, since the 1970s Ha's Conjunction series, colorful abstract works made by pushing thick oil paints through the back of coarse canvas to the front, have produced a wide array of textures and patterns that are entirely unique to his practice. This publication presents the work of the artist on the occasion of Ha's landmark retrospective exhibition as part of the 59th Biennale di Venezia. A curated selection of more than 20 works produced from the 1960s through today shows the breadth of the artist's creative experimentation in materials and methods, and is presented alongside images of the installation in Venice, essays, an illustrated historical timeline and artist biography.

Table of Contents:

Ha Chong-Hyun / Kim Sunjung
Ha Chong-Hyung: In search of a language of painting / Clara Kim
Ha Cheong-Hyun's early work and the experimental AG group / Yeon Shim Chong