Hong Seung-Hye by Hwang In

Hong Seung-Hye by Hwang In

Hong Seung-Hye has garnered a unique position in the Seoul art scene with her bravado in defying conventional borders. She sees no restraints in crisscrossing the border between the abstract and the figurative, the plane and the three-dimensional. Nor does she shy away from employing public spaces just as freely as she experiments inside a white cube. This first monograph on Hong traces the trajectory of her prolific oeuvre. It features four essays written by distinguished Korean critics, curators and educators who have closely witnessed and worked alongside Hong throughout the past two decades. Originally written in context with solo exhibitions, each of which marking a milestone in her career, they offer individual starting points to delve into and read Hong's art. Ranging from her earliest paper collages to the most recent videos reinterpreting Snoopy from iconic comic strip The Peanuts, this book illustrated with some 200 colour plates provides a comprehensive survey of Hong's versatility.

Hong Seung-Hye lives and works in Seoul, where she also teaches as a professor in the Department of Fine Arts, Seoul National University of Science & Technology.

Beck Jee-sook is director of the Seoul Museum of Art.

Hwang In has curated various exhibitions in Korea and Japan.

Michael Lim is an art and design critic based in Seoul.

Yun Nanjie is a professor in the Department of Art History at Seoul's Ehwa Woman's University.

SKU	Unavailable
ISBN 13	9783858818669
ISBN 10	3858818666
Title	Hong Seung-Hye
Author	Hwang In
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Scheidegger und Spiess AG, Verlag
Year published	2020-06-18
Number of pages	224
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.