asianartists – Page 9 – Painting After Art is Dead

Margaret Lee

Lee is one of the last artists an observer of the New York art world would expect to be going AbEx. Her photographs and sculptural readymades have mostly been interpreted as commentary on modernism and design, channeled through the digital surrealism of the DIS magazine era.

#margaretlee

Jae Ko

Caught below in Abstract.ed IG feed.

#jaeko

Sun You

First saw Sun’s work (not below) in Painting Buffet, an “art repost” IG feed.

#sunyou

Zhang Wei

Zhang shows at Max Hetzler with Jeff.

#zhangwei

Pan Jian

Artsy says Pan is one to check out.

#panjian

Yoo Youngkuk

Artnews notes that* Yoo is/was one of Korea’s best artists and is now coming into focus (*like Zao).

#yooyoungkuk

Zao Wou-Ki

Artsy notes some rising Chinese artists- the surge is apparently also pulling Zao into our consciousness which is better late than never (he passed in 2013) as he was quite interesting.

#zaowouki

Biren De

is represented in South Asian Art which explores Modernism iterations from this region (similar to Taking Shape).

#birende

Mimi Jung

Two Coats gallery guide (which I love to read and feel jealous of all of you who live in NYC) notes The Subsuming Ellipse at Carvalho Park. The work is fiber-based.
#mimijung