Dear friends and family,

 “Ahn-yeong -ha-sae-yo”, (Korean for “Hello”)

Through this unprecedented time, we sincerely hope all of you are well (physically and mentally) and taking care of yourselves and your neighbors. If this has taught us anything, it is the importance of putting our health first and that includes our mental and emotional state. As my own family in New York City is complying with mandatory stay-at-home orders, it has been difficult coping with the stress. But we have been trying to be cheerful and found it helpful to just enjoy simple pleasures like, cooking, cleaning, listening to podcasts, playing boardgame. We have also checked in with our artists in Seoul, and they are well and want to extend their warmest “ahn-yeong-ha-sae-yo” to you.

As for the gallery, all of the Spring and Summer art fairs and exhibitions have been rescheduled to dates in September. As a result, we have been trying to explore more online options and ways to connect virtually with you. 

For a starter we will releases never seen before Shinduk’s lenticular video shots coming week, took here in New York City April 2020. Shinduk’s work is the perfect example of hard to show online only artwork, it requires viewers to move around the artwork to fully take it in. But I think each experience, physical or none-physical, is always integral to the another. Hope this version of presentation help you enjoying her work differently.

See you next time.

– Jung