Sigh. Nostalgia for a past we will never know.
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Your pet cloud flew away a month or so ago… It misses you; it sent us a postcard of itself hovering in some gallery space. I shall catch it for you. It belongs to you.
The art of Berndnaut Smilde.
Kasia Kay Art Projects gallery announces its first solo exhibition for Rim Lee titled Retrospective.
The artist’s work finds primary source material within the realms of performance and photography while her oeuvre focuses on the intensity of human emotions. The exhibition presents Lee’s self-portraits - large oils on canvas and photographs - in which she references certain works of Max Ernst.
Rim Lee is internationally collected artist having recently participated in Korean Eye at MAD, NYC, as well as in Korean Eye-Fantastic Ordinary in 2010 and Korean Eye-Moon Generation in 2009, both at Saatchi Gallery, London. She has also been nominated in 2010 for the Perrier Jouet Award. Rim Lee participated in The Body, a 2-person exhibition with Claudia Hart at Kasia Kay’s in 2010. The Gallery also featured her work at international art fairs, Art Chicago 2010 and 2011 and scope Miami 2011 last December.
Retrospective runs from March 1-31 at Kasia Kay in Chicago.
http://www.kasiakaygallery.com/
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