Oh Myung Hee

Oh Myung Hee (born 1956) is a Korean visual artist.[1][2]

Biography

Oh Myung Hee is a graduate of Sejong University.[3] She holds an honorary professorship from the College of Art & Design at Suwon University, South Korea.[4]

Known for her three-dimensional works, videos, and multimedia,[5] Oh Myung Hee has exhibited extensively in the Far East and Western Europe,[6] including a solo exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery,[7] the Kaze Gallery in Osaka, the Galerie Bhak, (Bhak Young-Duk) in Seoul, and at Espace Miromesnil in Paris.[8]

She was selected to participate in the Personal Structures exhibition by the European Cultural Centre at the 59th Venice Biennale.[9][10][11]

References

  1. ^ "Oh Myung Hee - 15 artworks - painting". www.wikiart.org.
  2. ^ "Oh Myunghee | 14 Artworks at Auction | MutualArt". www.mutualart.com. Retrieved 2022-06-28.
  3. ^ "수원대학교 > 입학/교육 > 대학 > 미술대학 > 학부 > 조형예술학부 > 회화 전공 > 교수소개". www.suwon.ac.kr.
  4. ^ "수원대학교 > 입학/교육 > 대학 > 미술대학 > 학부 > 조형예술학부 > 회화 전공 > 교수소개".
  5. ^ "The Days Were Snowy But Warm". Google Arts & Culture.
  6. ^ "Biography". Oh Myung Hee.
  7. ^ "Metamorphosis art projects - Oh Myung Hee". Retrieved 10 April 2022.
  8. ^ "'The Days were Snowy but Warm' by Oh Myung Hee now on view at the Palazzo Mora, Venice | Create! Magazine". www.createmagazine.com. Retrieved 2022-06-28.
  9. ^ Structures, Personal. "Personal Structures". Personal Structures.
  10. ^ Magazine, Trebuchet (2022-04-08). "History and Appropriation: Oh Myung Hee". Trebuchet. Retrieved 2022-06-28.
  11. ^ "South Korean artist Oh Myung Hee unveils 'The Days were Snowy but Warm', at this year's Personal Structures exhibition in Palazzo Mora, Venice". FAD Magazine. 2022-04-06. Retrieved 2022-06-28.


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