Midway, London, Kentucky © Susana RaabMy foyer looks like a yard sale right now. I have pulled out and piled clothes and equipment, cords and books, computers and toiletries in a mad attempt to fit it all in my suitcase and take it with me to Denmark this Friday. Things are anxious to say the least, but that doesn't mean I can't maintain my usual New York art scene schedule. Tonight, I will be
Showing posts with label Jeongmee Yoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeongmee Yoon. Show all posts
Wednesday, 6 May 2009
Thursday, 6 March 2008
SVA in the Mother F'n House
Posted on 06:29 by election
Untitled, 2004 (#3) © Thomas HoltonAt least once a week I get an email from a photographer asking me if they should apply to the School of Visual Arts MFA Photography program. My answer is always yes and I give a host of reasons why they should consider the school including the facilities, the faculty and the location. The best reason I can give, however, is the amazing work and success of the
Posted in Jeongmee Yoon, Matthew Pillsbury, Rachael Dunville, Shen Wei, Solo Show, SVA
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Saturday, 23 February 2008
But The Good News Is...
Posted on 19:51 by election
Yerim and Her Pink Things, 2005 © JeongMee YoonMy dear friend JeongMee Yoon just got a lovely write-up in the New York Times. In addition to the article they also gave her work the full multimedia slide show treatment. Really impressive. You can see JeongMee's work in person beginning March 3 when her solo show opens at Jenkins Johnson Gallery in New York.I have been thinking of JeongMee
Tuesday, 31 July 2007
I Love Gifts in the Mail: Jeongmee Yoon and Jason Polan
Posted on 08:52 by election
© Jeongmee YoonYesterday I came home to find two packages at my front door. Inside the first package was a signed copy of Jeongmee Yoon's new Pink & Blue Project monograph. The book is published by the Geonhi Art Foundation and includes an essay by Art in America editor, Richard Vine. It's simply stunning. Jeongmee is a dear friend and a fellow SVA MFA grad and I couldn't be more proud of
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