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Artist Statement:
After coming to this country
from Korea in the mid 60's to
study art, among the many
forms of Western art that I
was introduced to, Abstract
Expressionism interested me
most. Currently I am in the
process of synthesizing
Eastern and Western approaches
to art. Specifically, I'm
adopting ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Beijing International Women's
Calligraphy Exhibit(Group),
Beijing, China, September,
2006. Mulpa, the New Wave
Gallery Seoul, Korea, (Group),
June, 2006Johnson City Area
Arts Council(Solo) Johnson
City, TN, 2nd Series of Asian
Perspective of Martin Luther
King, Jr. March, 2006
Evergreen College (Group),
Olympia, Washington. December,
2005-February, 2006. ...
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Artist Galleries:
Private Gallery, Banner Elk,
North Carolina by appointment
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Artist Reviews:
Spontaneity and symbolism
alive in artist's work by
Allison Alfonso
Johnson City Press, Johnson
City, Tennessee March 14,
2004
The title intrigued me, and I
went to the Johnson City Area
Arts Council to see "Justice
Runs Down Like Water -- Asian
Perspective of Martin Luther
King Jr."
My mind ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Collections for Kichung Lizee:
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Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
North Carolina Zen Center, Pittsboro, North Carolina
Dragon Flower Ch'an Temple, Pacific, Missouri
WinPaul Gemstones, Butler, Tennessee
Charles Nunn and Associates, Marietta, Georgia
Smoky Mountain Kung Fu, Asheville, North Carolina
Upaya Zen Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Southern Dharma Retreat Center, Hot Springs, North Carolina
Foucault Corporation, Waspik, the Netherlands
The Lotus Institute, Asheville, North Carolina
The Great Tree Woman's Retreat Center, Asheville, North Carolina
Mountain Psychological Service, Asheville, North Carolina
Max Electric, Butler, Tennessee
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