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Tŏ nopŭn kot taesine = In lieu of higher ground / essays, Yoon Jin Sup, Lee Kwang Rae.
더 높은 곳 대신에 = In lieu of higher ground essays, Yoon Jin Sup, Lee Kwang Rae.

LIBRA N7362 .I55 2020
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Anne and Joseph Trachtman Memorial Book Fund.
Song, Pŏn-su, 1943-
Park, Suk Won, 1941-
Park, Jang Nyun, 1937-2009
Yun, Chin-sŏp, 1955- writer of added commentary.
Lee, Kwang Rae, writer of added commentary.
Gallery Baton (Seoul, Korea), host institution.
Language:
English
Korean
Subjects (All):
Song, Pŏn-su, 1943---Exhibitions.
Song, Pŏn-su.
Park, Suk Won, 1941---Exhibitions.
Park, Suk Won.
Park, Jang Nyun, 1937-2009--Exhibitions.
Park, Jang Nyun.
Art, Korean--20th century--Exhibitions.
Art, Korean.
Art, Korean--21st century--Exhibitions.
Song, Pŏn-su, 1943-.
Genre:
Exhibition catalogs.
Physical Description:
200 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits ; 29 cm
Place of Publication:
[Berlin] : Hatje Cantz, [2020?]
Language Note:
Text in Korean and English.
Summary:
This catalogue is devoted to the Korean artists Park Suk Won, Park Jang Nyun, and Song Burnsoo for their lifelong commitment to the establishment of contemporary Korean art. In the 1970s and 1980s, Park Suk Won presented his wood sculptures, through which he pursued his artistic practice of accumulation. In large-format paintings Park Jang-Nyun dealt with the depiction of hyperrealistic forms made of hemp fabric. Song Burnsoo is represented by a large tapestry made in the early 1990s and his later paintings in which his exploration of religious symbols is articulated. This richly illustrated publication offers insight into the oeuvres of three important contemporary Korean artists. Exhibition: Gallery Baton, Seoul, South Korea (30.01. - 29.02.2020).
This catalogue is devoted to the Korean artists Park Suk Won, Park Jang-Nyun, and Song Burnsoo for their lifelong commitment to the establishment of contemporary Korean art. In the 1970s and 1980s, Park Suk Won presented his wood sculptures, through which he pursued his artistic practice of accumulation. In large-format paintings Park Jang-Nyun dealt with the depiction of hyperrealistic forms made of hemp fabric. Song Burnsoo is represented by a large tapestry made in the early 1990s and his later paintings in which his exploration of religious symbols is articulated. This richly illustrated publication offers insight into the oeuvres of three important contemporary Korean artists.00Exhibition: Gallery Baton, Seoul, South Korea (30.01. - 29.02.2020).
Notes:
Includes parallel title in Korean.
Includes bibliographical references.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Anne and Joseph Trachtman Memorial Book Fund.
Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at Gallery Baton, Seoul, January 30 - February 29, 2020.
Catalog of an exhibition held at the Gallery Baton, Seoul January 30 - February 29, 2020.
ISBN:
9783775748711
3775748717
OCLC:
1310116986
Publisher Number:
9783775748711

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