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Minjung Kim

Minjung Kim

Minjung Kim was born 1962 in Gwanju in the Republic of Korea. She currently lives and works in the South of France and in the United States.

The artist is represented in Berlin by the gallery DIEHL.

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Artistic Curriculum Vitae

  • 1962
    Minjung Kim was born in Gwangju in the Republic of Korea and currently lives and works in South of France and United States.
  • 1985 Minjung Kim received a Master’s degree at Hong Ik university in Seoul with a thesis on the four basic material in ink painting (rice paper, brush, ink pigment and the pigment grinding stone).
  • 1991 she moved to Italy and studied at the Brera Academy in Milan.

Exhibitions

Solo Exhibition

  • 2016
    Phasing, Galerie Volker Diehl, Berlin, Germany
    Leslie Sacks Gallery, Brentwood, Los Angeles, USA
  • 2015
    Traces, OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea
    The Light, The Shade, The Depth, Luxembourg & Dayan, Palazzo Caboto, Venezia, Italy (curated by Jean-Christophe Ammann)
  • 2014
    Oko, New York, USA (curated by Alison Gingeras)
    Galerie Commeter, Hamburg, Germany
    Studio d’Arte Raffaelli, Trento, Italy (catalogue with a text of Gerardo Mosquera)
    Luxembourg & Dayan, Artgèneve Salon d’Art, Genève, Switzerland
  • 2013
    Patrick Heide Contemporary, London, UK
  • 2012
    Macro (Museo arte contemporanea di Roma), Testaccio, Rome, Italy
    Leslie Sacks Gallery, Brentwood, Los Angeles, USA
    Galleria Sahrai, Milano, Italy
  • 2010
    Galleria Sant’Angelo, Biella, Italy
  • 2009
    Galleria Valeria Bella Stampe, Milano, Italy
    Patrick Heide Contemporary, London, UK
    Galleria Ermanno Tedeschi, Roma, Italy
  • 2008
    Galleria Ermanno Tedeschi, Torino, Italy
    Robilant+Voena Fine Art Gallery, London, UK
    Gallerie Mudimadrie, Antwerpen, Belgium
  • 2007
    Guanshanyue Art Museum, Shenzen, China
    Copenhagen Art Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark
    Leslie Sacks Fine Art, Brentwood, Los Angeles, USA
    Patrick Heide Contemporary, London, UK
    Giudecca795 Galleria d’Arte, Venezia, Italy
  • 2006
    Montecarlo Art Gallery, Milano, Italy
    Fondazione Palazzo Bricherasio, Torino, Italy
    Galleria Valeria Bella Stampe, Milano, Italy
  • 2004
    Arte92, Milano, Italy
    Ikos, Modena, Italy
  • 2003
    Museo Comunale di Ascona, Ascona, Switzerland (catalogue with a text of Roberto Borghi)
    Leslie Sacks Gallery, Brentwood, Los Angeles, USA
    Gallerie Patrick Cramer, Genève, Switzerland
  • 2002
    Galleria Recalcati, Torino, Italy
    Copenhagen Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark
    Galleria Cafiso, Milano, Italy
  • 1999
    Wickeiser Gallery, New York, USA
    Galerie Patrick Cramer, Genève, Switzerland (catalogue with a text of Roberto Borghi)
  • 1998
    Galleria Cafiso, Milano, Italy
(catalogue with texts of Luciano Caramel and Roberto Borghi)
  • 1997
    Cappella di Villa Ruffolo, Ravello, Italy
  • 1996
    Galleria Arte Borgogna, Milano, Italy 
(catalogue with texts of Cristina Cano, Jacqueline Ceresoli and Gianni Schubert)
    Galleria Kontraste, Forte dei Marmi, Italy
  • 1991
    Baik Song Gallery, Seoul, Korea (catalogue with text of Suh Seong Rock)
    Injae Art Museum, Gwangju, Korea

Group Exhibitions

  • 2016
    Viewing The Past Thru Modern Eyes, Kang Collection, New York, USA
  • 2015
    Happy Modern and Contemporary Korean Paintings, Kang Collection, New York, USA
    The Gaze of… Selected Works of the Unicredit Art Collection, Uncredit Pavillon, Milano, Italy
  • 2014
    Abstraction: 1911-2014, Leslie Sacks Fine Art, Los Angeles, USA
    Maestri antichi, moderni imprenditori, Galleria Valeria Bella Stampe, Milano, Italy
  • 2012
    World, Ermanno Tedeschi Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israele Tefaf 2012, Jacobs Fine Art Gallery,
    Maastricht, Holland
New! Galleria Valeria Bella Stampe, Milano, Italy
    Settimana della Corea, Santa Maria della Vita, Bologna, Italy
  • 2011
    Galleria E. Tedeschi, Tel Aviv, Israele Landscape and Memory,
    Patrick Heide Contemporary Art, London, UK
  • 2010
    Twilight Zone, Morgen Gallery, Berlin, Germany
  • 2009
    Across the Cross (Michelangelo e I contemporanei), Trapani, Italy
    La Biennale di Venezia- Sant Elena, Venezia, Italy Galleria La Giarina, Verona, Italy
    Galleria E. Tedeschi, Complesso del Vittoriano, Roma, Italy
  • 2008
    Prospects and interiors-cultors drawings, Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, UK
  • 2004
    Gwangju Biennale, Gwangiu, Korea
  • 2002
    Mostra collettiva, Galleria Cafiso, Milano, Italy
  • 2001
    Paris, New York, Washington D.C. The Odyssey 2001, Korean Repubblic Embassy, Washington, USA
    Galleria Cophenhagen, Cophenhagen, Denmark
    Simboli e simbolismi nell’arte contemporanea, Ticosa Spazio a Shed, Como, Italy
  • 1998
    Mostra di incisioni, Sala Grassi, Corbetta, Milano, Italy Territori di frontiera, Spazio Laboratorio Hajech, Milano, Italy
    Ad Imaginem, Spazio Linati, Milano, Italy
  • 1997
    Arti visive, Circolo Culturale Bertold Brecht, Milano, Italy
    Pittura e scultura del terzo millennio, Casa del Rigoletto, Mantova, Italy
    Mostra collettiva, Galleria Borgogna, Milano, Italy Mostra collettiva, Galleria Cafiso, Milano, Italy
    Incisione collettiva, Castello di Galliate, Galliate, Novara, Italy
    Mostra collettiva, Galleria Kontraste, Forte dei Marmi, Italy
  • 1996
    Mimesis, Galleria della Cassa di Risparmio di Caldaro, Bolzano, Italy
    Nel segno della Luna, Rocca Malatestiana, Montefiore Conca, Italy
  • 1995
    International Exhibition of Art Colleges Hiroshima ‘95, Hiroshima, Japan
    Quali differenze, Galleria Arcadia Nuova, Milano, Italy Mostra Collettiva, Galleria Cafiso,Milano, Italy
Salon I, Living Art
    Gallery, Milano, Italy
    Mostra collettiva, Galleria Kontraste, Forte dei Marmi, Italy
  • 1994
    Brera a Venezia, Liceo Artistico Statale, Venezia, Italy
    Dove sostano gli Dei, Centro Storico di Saronno, Italy
    First Price International competition, Fanum Fortunae, Fano, Italy
    Sequenze d’Arte Contemporanea,
Torre di Ligny – Museo della Preistoria, Trapani, Italy
    Salon I ‘94, Galleria Arte Borgogna, Milano, Italy Salon I ‘94, Villa Litta Carini, Milano, Italy
    S.B.C. European competition ‘94, Swiss Bank House, London, UK
    Mostra collettiva, Galleria Cafiso, Milano, Italy
    La Stampa Originale, Civica Biblioteca d’Arte del Castello Sforzesco, Milano, Italy
  • 1991
    Pure Korean Art, National Museum of Modern Art, Gwacheon, Korea
  • 1990
    Koreana painting – Perspective Years ’90, Art Center, Seoul, Korea
    Night with the Artist, Intercontinental Hotel, Seoul, Korea
  • 1989
    Current Seoul, Art Center, Seoul, Korea
    Korean Painting – 43 Artist Invited, Chosun Press Center Museum, Seoul, Korea
  • 1988
    Yieon, Kwanghoon Art Museum, Seoul, Korea
    Consciousness of transition in the Korean modern painting, Kwanghoon Art Museum, Seoul, Korea
    Chunchu, Osaka International Culture Exchange Center, Osaka, Japan
    Plastic Art for today and tomorrow – 16 Artists, Dongduk Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea
    Yeobaik – 16 Artisti, Baikak Art Center, Seoul, Korea New Plastic Art, Chunbuk Art Center, Seoul, Korea
  • 1987
    Chunchu, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea Yieyeon, Dongduk Gallery, Seoul, Korea
    New-Expressionism Korean painting, Art Center, Seoul, Korea
    Korean painting – 10 Artist research, Kwanhoon Art Museum, Seoul, Korea
    Post Art, ‘3 Gallery, Seoul, Korea
    Section of Korean Modern painting, Chunbuk Art Center, Seoul, Korea
  • 1986
    Chunchu, Art Center, Seoul, Korea
    Works of Korean paintings, Museum of Kong Ik, Seoul, Korea
    Yiyeon, Kwanhoon Art Museum, Seoul, Korea
    Hanmoim Incisione, Kwanhoon Art Museum, Seoul, Korea
    Korean painting. The differences, Art Center, Seoul, Korea
    Oriental painting Hong Ik, Kyung In Art Museum, Seoul, Korea
  • 1985
    Modern Korean visual art, Art Center, Seoul, Korea Chunchu, Art Center, Seoul, Korea
    Yiyeon, Kwanhoon Art Museum, Seoul, Korea

Literature

Monographs and catalogues

  • Minjung Kim, Traces, 2015
(exhibition OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, 5th November – 27th December 2015)
  • Minjung Kim, The Light, The Shade, The Depth, 2015
(exhibition Palazzo Caboto, Venezia, 5th May – 27th September 2015)
  • The Gaze of… Selected Works of the Unicredit Art Collection, 2015
(group exhibition Uncredit Pavillon, Milano, 31st July – 30th August 2015)
  • Minjung Kim, Red mountain, 2014
(exhibition Studio d’Arte Raffaelli, Trento, 11th December 2014 – 1st March 2015)
  • Minjung Kim, il suono della luce, 2011
(exhibition Macro Testaccio, Roma, 25th January – 4th March 2012)
  • Minjung Kim, Fire is science and sculpture, 2010
(exhibition Patrick Heide Contemporary, London, 13th October – 14th November 2009)
  • Minjung Kim, Vuoto nel pieno, 2006
(exhibition Palazzo Bricherasio, Torino, 26th May – 2nd July 2006)
  • Minjung Kim, 2004
(exhibition Arte92, Milano, 7th October – 13th November 2004)
  • Minjung Kim, Skira, Geneva-Milano, 2002
  • Minjung Kim, 1996
(exhibition Galleria Arte Borgogna, Milano, May 1996)
  • Kim Min Jung, 1991
(exhibition Baik Song Art Gallery, Seoul, 27th March – 2nd April 1991)

Catalogues Texts

  • Sook-Kyung Lee, Ph.D., “The gaze of Orpheus”, OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, 2015 Sora Kim, “Traces”, OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, 2015
  • Jean-Christophe Ammann, “The light, the shade, the depth”, Palazzo Caboto, Venezia, 2015
  • Gianluca Ranzi, “In Shin-Ra the sun shines at midnight”, Roma, 2012
  • Elena Fiorin, “Aesthetic religions and poetic truths”,
Sant’Elena: La seduzione nel segno, 53° Biennale di Venezia, Venezia, 2009
  • Victoria Cohen, “Capolungo –The sensitive horizon of contemporary art”, Gallery Ermanno Tedeschi, Rome, 2009
  • Claudio Ceritelli, “Soffi di energia nel mistero del vuoto”, Galleria Arte92, Milano, 2004
  • Antonio d’Avossa, “Dall’inchiostro al fuoco”, Milano, 2002
  • Roberto Borghi, “Le ‘minimalisme expressif’ de Minjung Kim”, Galerie Patrick Cramer, Genève, 1999
  • Luciano Caramel, “Inchiostro, rifrazione dell’inconscio”, Galleria Cafiso, Milano, 1998
  • Roberto Borghi, “Dall’inchiostro all’inconscio, attraverso la luce e il calore”, Galleria Cafiso, Milano, 1998
  • Gianni Schubert, “Interpretando Debussy”, Galleria Arte Borgogna, Milano, 1996
  • Jacqueline Ceresoli, “Spartito di note di colore”, Galleria Arte Borgogna, Milano, 1996
  • Cristina Cano, “Ritmi visivi e impressioni musicali”, Galleria Arte Borgogna, Milano, 1996
  • Giacomo Agosti, “Minjung Kim”, Milano, 1995
  • Suh Seong Rock, “Bringing meaning into objects”, Baik Song Art Gallery, Seoul, 1991

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