Showing posts with label COFA Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label COFA Gallery. Show all posts

Friday, March 27, 2015

HYUN-HEE LEE / presents graduate exhibition of work at AD Space






Master of Fine Arts student and Artereal Gallery Artist, Hyun-Hee Lee presents her graduate exhibition at UNSW Art & Design's Ad Space, opening 8 April at 6PM, continuing until 10 April 2015. 

Entitled CONNECTIONS: establishing spiritual and cultural connections, the exhibition features artworks that explore personal experiences and memories from her life in Korea. 

Hyun-Hee Lee comments: "My works are derived from very personal experiences and memories that I have recalled from my life in Korea, many of these involve the relationship with various rituals and practices which are prevalent in Korean culture. The artworks reinterpret many of these in a contemporary context often reinventing the original intent but maintaining a connection with materials and methodologies which are symbolic and spiritual to Korean sensibilities."

DETAILS
Opening Wednesday 8 April between 6-8PM
Continues until 10 April 2015
ADspace 
Cnr Oxford St & Greens Rd, Paddington, 10-5PM 



Wednesday, October 16, 2013

2013 BLAKE PRIZE


Stevie Fieldsend_Cauter_2013

Congratulations to Liam Benson, Stevie Fieldsend, Hyun-Hee Lee and Ken + Julia Yonetani all of whom are finalists in the 2013 Blake Prize. 

The 2013 shortlist includes two works by artists based in the ACT; 44 by artists based in NSW; three artists in the NT; two artists in QLD, three artists in TAS; 11 artists in VIC; three artists in SA; four artists in WA and one artist based overseas (USA). 

This year, the Blake Society has increased the Blake Prize Award category– taking the total prize pool for the awards to $35,000. The 73 finalists are vying for three awards: the 62nd Blake Prize ($25,000), the MUA Blake Prize for Human Justice ($5,000), and the John Coburn Emerging Artist Award ($5,000). 

The art prize this year is judged by Carriageworks Director Lisa Havilah, COFA’s Senior Lecturer in the School of Art Theory and Art Education, Dr Jay Johnston, and 2012 finalist Tim Johnson, a prominent artist known for his spiritual iconography.

The winner of the Blake Prize will be announced on 17 October whilst the exhibition of finalists can be seen at COFA Gallery until 16 November.


 Liam Benson_Santa_2013


Hyun-Hee Lee_Confessions_2013


Ken + Julia Yonetani_Sense of Vision_2011