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Hope Wang

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Wihro Kim

Got to see below at Whitespace during a recent trip to Atlanta

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John is one of many important creatives that John Yau helps us rediscover in Please Wait By the Coatroom. Spanning from the 1960s through the present, Pai’s active artistic practice could be viewed as a continuing process of evolution whereby the artist connects one fundamental unit to another, and another, facilitating an incremental ritual of accretion where a new whole emerges, one that has been informed by the artist’s exploration of his subconscious, memories, and myriad interdisciplinary interests traversing music, science, Eastern philosophy, and literature.

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Clare Hu

is one of the artists included in Intersectional Voices, the current exhibit at Greenville Tiger Strikes Asteroid. Clare is a weaver and artist whose practice examines personal and familial experience within the broader framework of myths and narratives that make up the American South.

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Govinda Sah ‘Azad’

is represented by Pie Projects. Govinda balances traditional eastern metaphysical insights about the nature of reality with visual realizations that are in accord with the latest formulations of contemporary western science. Reminds me of Alice.

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Amberly Hui Hood

I know, I *did* see a lot of work new to me at Artfields!

Amber says that her work focuses on paintings and alternative media practices that explore the idea of living with no shame. Below also calls on her Korean heritage and the traditional Korean quilt-making of “pojagi.”

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Maia Ruth Lee

is part of the group of artists featured at Art Basel 2024 by Tina Kim Gallery (along with Pacita, Suki and others).

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Ding Yi

Ding Yi is a notable figure associated with Chinese Maximalism. More
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Wu Jian’an

John Seed at White Hot Magazine has words about Shifting Fields: Contemporary Chinese Painting at Stanford Art Gallery which includes Wu and 9 other artists.

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Weiyang Gao

Juxtapoz has words about Weiyang’s newest at GR gallery- specifically that the new series embodies a journey through space-time, where ethereality meets order, expressing our desire for liberty within imposed frameworks.

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Kosuke Kawahara

Michael at Two Coats says Kosuke’s Exotic Star at Rain Gallery is a heady stew of inspirations.

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Yuan-wen Wang

Yuan-Wen is an artist originally from Taiwan who has been living in Barcelona since 2008. Her abstract paintings are a unique blend of her Asian roots and the diverse experiences of living in different cultures, with varied expressions that aim to connect with audiences. For Yuan-Wen, painting is a record of her inner life experiences and emotions, inspired by the landscapes, dance, the universe, and the world around her.

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Jean Nagai

Jean‘s art is deeply informed by the spiritual relationships between people and their landscape, and he uses (his words) “a simple painting technique to suit the shifting perspective between subject and environments, the balance of chaos and peace.”

More (he also makes clothes)

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Hyangro Yoon

Artsy says Hyangro’s Paintings are a bold take on our data-obsessed era.

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Reishi Kusaka

Advancing Mystified Perspective is one of Artsy’s 5 standout small gallery shows to check out this January.

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