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Takuji Hamanaka

Hyperallergic has words about Takuji’s spellbinding prints. I think it’s a good adjective, too.

#takujihamanaka

Shohei Takasaki

Booooooom puts the spotlight on selection of recent work by the Sydeney-based, Japanese artist.

#shoheitakasaki

Paul Horiuchi

First encountered Paul when I saw below at #sam in Seattle. His life is an interesting story.

#paulhoriuchi

Lee Bae

Juxtapoz covers Paradigm of Charcoal, new work by Lee* at Perrotin in Hong Kong (*who splits time between Paris and Cheongdo).

#leebae

Bing Liu

is in LuX at Current and below is titled spce picnic and now I can’t think of anything else

#bingliu

Minoru Onoda

Currently the subject of a major retrospective at the Himeji City Museum of Art in Japan, Onoda has been increasingly thrust into the limelight in the wake of recent reappraisals of the Gutai group led by scholars and curators such as Joan Kee, Ming Tiampo, Alexandra Monroe, and Shoichi Hirai.

#minoruonoda

Hae Won Sohn

BMore Art notes that Hae Won is a 2021 Sondheim Finalist.

#haewonsohn

Artforum notes that The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA, Director Youn Bummo) presents a large-scale solo exhibition of work by Chung, one of Korea’s representative monochrome-abstract artists. The exhibition Chung Sang Hwa intends to provide a retrospective of as well as a renewed look at the artist’s authentic body of work and contextualize it within the history of Korean abstract art.

#chungsanghwa

Wook-Kyung Choi

Tina Kim announces Wook-Kyung is in Women in Abstraction at Centre Pompidou.

#wookkyungchoi

Ha Chong-Hymn

I like the virtual slide room Return to Color from Tina Kim Gallery (the exhibition surveys the last decade of the artist’s practice with new polychromatic works that illuminate a return to color as well as a departure from his foundational, monochromatic Conjunction series).

#hachonghymm