Description
Publication date November 18, 2020
Number of pages, weight, size 848 pages | 152*210*60mm
《The Corner Museum 2: Korea》 summons 10 masters of Korean art from the 20th and 21st centuries to a corner of the room and persistently traces their lives and world of art. Ungno Lee, the world-class founder of the art world, Hye-seok Na, a new woman who shouted ‘Women are people too’, Whanki Kim, who recorded the highest price of 13.2 billion won in Korean art auction history, and Nam-june Paik, a pioneer of video art who was a master of all kinds of happenings and performances! Not only does it tell the stories of artists representing Korean contemporary art in an exciting way with unique and witty storytelling, but it also contains a total of 150 paintings, providing a more colorful and rich sight than any other Korean art book.
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Anastasia Holloway from New York, USA (verified owner) –
In a hidden nook of New York’s East Village, I stumbled upon whispers of colors that painted my very essence. Corner Gallery’s masterpieces stirred not just my sight but delved deeper into shared stories.
Jasmin Riley from Vancouver –
Embarking on an exploration of artistic expression, *Corner Gallery 2* gracefully bridges the pulse of contemporary visionaries. This rich tome whispers tales from artist life arcs etched into landscapes barely traversed by time—there exists an urgency that amplifies their historical relevance against modern backdrops rife with complexity and innovation. As I sift through its luminous pages housing Whanki Kim’s sublime reflections and Nam June Paik’s magnetic breakthroughs in a realm electrified by imagery, every visual cue feels like confronting unfettered freedom itself—bursting boundaries not only in culture but evoking profound emotions intimately known to mankind.