"Painting on the Edge"
Recent Works by Cornelis Timmer
Wednesday, 20th October till Sunday, October 31st, 2010
Sean Dwyer
gallery hm is pleased to announce that Sean Dwyer will be artist-in-residence from May 10th through till July, 2010. Sean's fine artworks will be featured in the window for this period after which we will be pleased to put you in contact with him.
Milsons Point
"Putting DOG Back into Xmas"
An exhibition by 19 artists in aid of the work of the RSPCA
Saturday 12th to Sunday 20th December 2009
Works by Daniel Pata, Ashe Eve, Megan Jones, Anthea Boesenberg, Robyn Base, Lawrie Walton, Chaia Fein, Andrew Lo, Chris Saban, Susie Ashkenazy, Salvino Grima, Ellena Rados, Cooper Wilson, HM DuRhone, Debra Metz, Leigh Nankervis, Thora Ungar.
King Tom by Lawrie Walton
Megan Jones
Ellena Rados
NEW PAINTINGS
by
SALVINO GRIMA
until 29nd November, 2009
Stargazer, 2009
Secret Cose, 2009
Beach Party, 2009
Woman, 2009
"URBAN SHIFT"
30 Sep - 13th Oct, 2009
Tilmann Krieg
galleryhm and gallery gala combined to present an exhibition of German Photographer Tilmann Krieg.
blue wall, 2007, photo on aluminium plate
"New Work by Andrew May"
New sculpture works by Andrew May, Oct 6-11, 2009
Andrew May: Gallery Guardians, welded steel
Opened by DON BURKE 6pm Thursday, 24th September, 2009. Till Sunday 4th October - Thursday-Sunday, noon to 6pm.
Seoul International Print, Photo Art Fair
gallery hm is invited to attend 2009 SIPA in Seoul, South Korea. Artists Yoon-Sook Lee, Tilmann Krieg ,Chung Yong-Chang and H.M.Du Rhone will be represented at the Fair.
Chung Yong Chang, "Saal" photo on paper
"Alfredo Diaz De Cerio"
gallery hm is pleased to be associated with an exhibition of the work of Alfredo Diaz De Cerio, a Pamplona-based artists who has exhibited widely in Spain, at La Casa De Cultura De Aoiz in Spain from 17th July to 30th August, 2009.
"Tribal Revolution "
gallery hm is proud to present "Tribal Revolution" by Rachel Dickson, a Sydney-based multi-media artist, as part of its programme to support young, talented, emerging artists. "Tribal Revolution" portrays an arts extravaganza of contemporary tribal thought. It explores the story of an energetic return to a rich tribal culture. This story of a rugged future is depicted through exuberant colours, juxtaposing textures and original performances in order to create a futuristic landscape of positivity and community. works include photography, textiles, metal works, sculpture and blown glass. Exhibition opening Friday, 14 August, 2009 at 6:30pm till 10:30 .. . . . . a soiree of funky tribal artworks with drinks and snacks. Gallery opening times: Saturday, 15 August -Thursday 20th August , 2009 1:00pm-6:00pm.
(Watch the Tribal Dance by Viviane from the opening night of this exhibition on Youtube - search "Tribal Art at gallery hm")
"Sanctified Sinners - The Preposterous Saints"
Works by Chaia Fein
The Preposterous Saints - The Saints The Church Didn't Want You To Hear About.
Cradled in the arm of her eternally attentive lover, Saint Intravenous gives herself and her lifeblood willingly to the irresistible St Sanguivorous as he drains her of her very soul in order to satisfy his bloodlust. Universally desirable St Androgynous desports her allure before his adoring audience. How could this possibly be saintly discourse?
And yet such are two of the images of Chaia Fein's deliciously irreverent take on the lives of some Preposterous Saints.
Fifteen years, or perhaps more accurately centuries in the making, her compendium of Preposterous Saints casts new light on the Church's less salubrious register of canonised characters. Purportedly based on a diary uncovered in a family crypt by a certain Contessa Priscilla de Preposterous and cryptically consisting only of Saints with a name ending in 'ous' it was passed on to the artist to be preserved for posterity. Led by the charismatic Saint Blasphemous and honourably abetted by the Seven Deadly Saints and the Unwholesome Trinity, this cavalcade of sanctified misfits, felons and the misunderstood presents us with an imaginative and graphic counterpoise to accepted concepts of human piety.
Sydney-based artist Fein has re-created 366 Preposterous Saints for our daily nourishment, illustrating 25 of them with accompanying historical notes. Recently returned from living and exhibiting in Italy for many years and influenced by its relics and icon industry she has combined a love of language with her vivid imagination to create images of a confronting and fascinating quality. Though venerated in many circles, this illustrious hagiographer holds little hope of herself achieving sainthood, especially in her lifetime.
Saint Sanguinous
Saint Oblivious
"Cultural Competence - 너 + 나 + 우리"
gallery hm of Australia and Gallery Pakyoung of South Korea have been working together for the last 6 months to curate an exhibition called "Cultural Competence" which will open at Gallery Pakyoung, South Korea, on May 1st, 2009 and run through till the end of May. Ariel Moscovici (France), Chung Yong-Chang (Germany), H. M. Du Rhone (Australia), Ramon Roig (Spain), Sylvie Rivillon (France) and Tilmann Krieg(Germany) will all show current works.
Tilmann Krieg, Video Installation 2009
TilmannKrieg, Installation view
Installation view, Cjung Yong Chang, Ramon Roig
Installation view, H.M.Du Rhone, Airel Moscovici
The proposed exhibition “ Cultural Competence – 너 + 나 = 우리” is based on experiences some artists have when they travel or migrate to a different country or culture. How can the change and experience be improvised and digested to make the artworks appeal to the audiences who might have very different sets of values and understandings?
In this modern world, artists travel extensively to create and exhibit their works in many different places and some artists successfully bridge the gap between two cultures through their art practice or artworks. This trend is being recognized in this contemporary society as the world gets smaller through the advance of technology and information processing.
What makes this possible?
Why do some artworks appeal to others from different culture?
To answer the questions we should define the meaning of culture and what enables us to overcome the differences.
Culture is an abstract concept that is based on history, belief and tradition and it can be learnt, shared and changed depending on who we are and how we approach it. To be aware of one’s own cultural view and develop knowledge of different cultural practice and worldview can enhance cross-cultural skills. This cross-cultural skill will result in cultural competence in one’s attitude and by developing cultural competence enhance one’s ability to interact with people across cultures.
The artists in this exhibition are from Australia, France, Germany and Spain and they practise their art- making in diverse media such as installation, painting, sculpture and photography. All the artists have been involved in cross-cultural experiences through interaction with other cultures, particularly with Korea in recent years. This exhibition will be a good showcase of how the interaction of different cultures harmonize us rather then separate and alienate us.
The Korean word “우리 (uoo – ri)” means “we or us” in English but it has a fundamental and cultural connotation that is embedded in the Korean psyche. The word carries a strong emotional connection to the person or group, almost like family or close relations in Korea, and it is one of the exemplary words that include everybody regardless of who you are and where you are from. Through this exhibition the artists and the audiences will become “우리” to strengthen the ongoing communication and interaction between Korea and the world.
www.gallerypakyoung.co.kr
gallery hm has been invited to attend the 6th Chinese International Galleries Exposition, Beijing, China from April 16th to 19th, 2009. Artists from Australia (Megan Jones, Robyn Base, H.M.Du Rhone), France (Ariel Moscovici, Sylvie Rivillon), Spain (Ramon Roig), Germany (Tilmann Krieg) and South Korea (Lee Yoon-Sook, Jung Hea-Jung) will be represented by us at the Exposition.
Lee Yoon-Sook, Meditation, Bronze
"Meditative Landscapes"
New works by H.M.Du Rhone
Wednesday 25th March - Sunday 26th April
"Breeze down the creek" Acrylic on canvas,
60 x 60 cm, 2009
The exhibition “Meditative Landscape” is about her interpretation of the Australian environment based on Zen meditation. The philosophy of flower arrangement is one way of meditation to reach enlightenment so she used humble gum tree twigs that we see everywhere in Australia to represent the beauty and significance of nature and arranged the twigs in meditative ways. H.M.Du Rhone extended this using other products of the Australian bush - leaves, flowers, nuts, branches - to form her visual meditative responses.
"Modern Morpheus"
In conjunction with the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras
Morpheus, god of dreams, can appear in many shapes and guises - he's in your dreams!
In Greek mythology Morpheus is the god of dreams, able to take any human's form and appear in dreams as if in reality. Carol Dance, well-known Sydney artist, has brought this ancient belief into the 21st century in her latest series of paintings pursuing the idea of entering another's form and challenging accepted concepts of normalcy. She is exhibiting from February 25th to March 8th at Redfern's gallery hm. "I now create mainly Figurative Symbolic paintings. An object in these paintings morphs into another object (a bomb to a bird, a swish of hair into a key, a necklace into moons, a man into a woman and vice versa). Each viewer interprets these paintings differently. It's wonderfully fascinating to hear what people think these works mean. The interpretations vary wildly. Just like dreams."
Paintings by Carol Dance
Wednesday 25th February - Sunday 8th March
"The committee",107 x 162cm, Acrylic on canvas
"Crisis, What Crisis?
4th - 15 February, 2009
Opening 6pm Wednesday 4th February 2009
Grand re-opening group exhibition at new location
Richard Baxter, Louise Beck, Anthea Boesenberg, Carol Dance, Anna Glynn, Megan Jones, Andrew Lo, Chris Stevenson
Richard Baxter " Night Swimming" Digital print on paper
Art must go on. And so it shall as gallery hm re-opens at its new location in Redfern Wednesday, 4th February, at 6pm with a group exhibition from 8 of its artists, defying the atmosphere of universal financial malaise. Hence the title, Crisis, What Crisis?
Chris Stevenson is showing her dreamlike bush landscapes in her typical scratched, layered style juxtaposed with Andrew Lo's delicate collographs on Xuan paper; Megan Jones presents some examples from her Emotional Atoms series on the connection between the natural world and human emotions; Anna Glynn's graphic drawings incorporate shadow-like figures of boat builders past; Adelaide's Richard Baxter has some of his phantasmagorical digital prints to stimulate the imagination and Carol Dance also poses imaginative visual challenges with her bright acrylic paintings; Anthea Boesenberg's printmaking meets encaustic in non-representational works exploring surfaces and finally Louise Beck reprises her distorted angular interpretation of Sydney's iconic wonders.
The usual arty party with free grog, nibbles, artists on tap and lots of buzz and conversation about the world financial crisis . . . . and art!
The exhibition continues till Sunday 15th February - opening hours Wed-Sun 12-6pm.
SEPTEMBER 19 - 23, 2008
COEX in SEOUL, KOREA.
gallery hm is invited to attend the Korean International Art Fair.
The gallery will represent artists from Australia and korea.
Robyn Base, View of exhibition 2007.
"Affinties"
Three artists from Australia - H.M Du Rhone, Anthea Boesenberg, Song Soo-Ryun
22nd May - 22 July 2008.
Galerie Zeugma, Cologne Germany
Opening: 22nd May from 6 pm.
gallery hm, Australia and Galerie Zeugma in Cologne,Germany will host an exhibition of three artists from Australia.
H.M.Du Rhone, Meditative Landscape 3, 2007
gallery hm is delighted to be invited to attend the Cologne Fine art Fair, Germany
from 30th October - 4th November 2007.
Anthea Boesenberg, Ahn Yea-Whan, H.M Du Rhone and Song Soo-Ryun will be represented at the fair.
Song Soo-Ryun " Internal sight"112cm x 100cm, ink on paper
Anthea Boesenberg " Midden 4" 2007, polymer plate prints
on Hahnemuhle paper with collaged prints on Japanese tissue,56cm x 76 cm
H.M.Du Rhone, Mixed media on canvas " Meditative landscape "
2.5m (w) x 65cm(h)
gallery hm will represent Richard Baxter, H.M.Du Rhone, Kim Min-Gu, Ruth le Cheminant. Cooper Wilson at Booth No C4.
Richard Baxter "We need wood" Oil on canvas, 2.5m x 1.5m
Kim Min-Gu, 解皮 –Happy,NEON GENESIS 40x50cm triptych Mixed Media on canvas 2007
"Taking The Long Way"
by Ruth Le Cheminant
20th - 30th June
"sometimes it rains out here" 2007, oil on canvas
"Indicators Show Position"
by
Megan Jones
20th - 30th June
Indicators Show Depth
" fear is like a wilderness"
by
Charmaine Pike
21st - 31st March 2007
I think I understand/fear is like a wilderland - Joni Mitchell, 1966
"Convulse", Charcoal and Conte on paper, 100cm x 70cm
gallery hm will represent Cooper Wilson, Megan Jones, Lee Sang -Hee, Chris Stevenson, H.M.Du Rhone at booth No M314.
Please contact the gallery if you wish to receive complimentary ticket to Art Melbourne 07.
Lee SangHee, " Breathing 1"
H.M.Du Rhone, " Bush Calligraphy - Spring Walk"
Megan Jones, " White night"
gallery hm will attend the Korea Internaiton Art Fair from May 9-13 2007, Seoul, South Korea.
Exhibiting artists: Andrew Lo, Anna Glynn, H.M.Lee, Megan Jones, So Eun-Young
Megan Jones, " Entangled Seduction"
Andrew Lo, "Kimberley"
H.M.Du Rhone, Bush Calligraphy - brittle gum"
"Explorations"14th - 24th February 2007
Opening Wed 14th February, 6-8pm
by
Anthea Boesenberg, Andrew Lo, Rosemary Christmas
Andrew Lo, "Forest" , Ink on Xuan Paper
Rosemary Christmas, " Outback Mood" , Oil, Monoprint
Christmas Exhibition
13th - 16th December
gallery hm will showcase representative works from all the gallery artists and all at very affordable Christmas prices.
End-of-Year party will be in conjunction with the opening of this group exhibition - watch for details!
" Unsquare Dance"
4th - 29th Octorber 2006
by
Carol Dance
Carol paints from her imagination, using bold shapes, strong colours and complex textures to create landscapes, figures and abstracts that stimulate our imaginations. These juxtaposed elements have become her trademark.
Some paintings are 'unsquare' and 'unflat'.
Carol began painting in earnest in 2000 and in that time has had many solo exhibitions, corporate commissions and an artist-in-resident position.
"Many Moons",115cm x 140cm,Acrylic on canvas
more about Carol Dance
"Conversations with Bruno Schulz"
by Megan Jones
4th - 29th Octorber 2006
These paintings are reflections on life- a consideration of aspects of the individual’s journey in the world.
Occasioned by the short stories of the Polish writer Bruno Schulz, this series represents my contemplation of time and the world, the tasks or events each of us has to negotiate at different moments in and out of time, and the realisations we come to.
Will and the imagination both play a part in determining the outcome, which though different for each individual contains the same basic elements. Through these paintings I am trying to understand the patterns and meaning of life’s journey.
"White Nights", 2006, Oil on canvas
"into the garden of my delight"
6th - 30th September 2006
by
Cooper Wilson
Drinks with the artists : Saturday 9th September 4-6pm
into the garden of my delight is a metaphor for the impact that my suburban garden has on my artistic imagination.
Landscape―large and small―has always been integral to my painting. In 1998, when I began planting it, work in the garden resonated at a very personal level. During the next few years, I watched plants growing, seasons changing and storms building just metres from my studio.
Now the garden is almost fully grown. Viewed from my studio, it exists as an ornamental backdrop. Subconsciously, it inspires me, sustains me, nourishes me and entertains me and after eight years of observing its growth and mine, I felt ready and able to celebrate it in paint.
The show consists of large works executed in an expressive, layered style with a range of shapes that suggest vegetation, fences, clouds and seedpods.
"Madonnas, Strangers and Paradise"
9th August - 2nd September
by
Robyn Base
Meet the artist on Saturday 12th August 4-6pm
This exhibition has two themes-both which look at women’s roles in contemporary society. The ‘Madonnas’ icons and oil paintings explore the dichotomy of the holiness and the ordinariness of the mother and child relationship, a universal bond.
The ‘Paradise’ and ‘Majesty’ series and etchings examine perceptions of an Australian Identity in the context of a colonial past and an urban present. The works draw upon past traditions of painting and focus on the iconic image of a burqa-clad woman, who represents the changing ’face’ of the perennial ‘new australian’. The exhibition delves into Australian notions of paradise and majesty, isolation and empowerment.
"Miss Duncombe's Place"
"Secrets of the images: Silence of the art"
9th August - 2nd September 2006
by
Eduardo Lopez-valdezpino
Meet the artist on Saturday 12th August 4-6pm
You continually go back to reexperiencing and reexamination and reinterpretation of your own life.
"Kamile lost the key"
Gliding
more about Eduardo Lopez-Valdezpino
"Alive and Kicking in Korea"
28th June - 22 July 2006
Five Korean Women Contemporary Artists
Contemporary art is alive and kicking in Korea!
This is a rare opportunity to encounter artworks produced by Korean female artists who choose to continue the traditional Korean painting style in this contemporary time.
In Korea, painting is divided into two styles: one is Western which uses oil or acrylic paints on canvas (called Seo-Yang-Hwa) and the other Korean traditional painting which uses ink and stone paints on mulberry paper(called Dong-Yang-Hwa). These two painting styles bring the old and new in Korean contemporary art together and form a unique trend.
gallery hm will be showing five Korean artists who employ Dong-Yang-Hwa with a contemporary edge. This exhibition is an introduction to the ongoing contribution of women artists in Korean art to an Australian audience and hopefully will establish this flourishing creativity firmly in our artistic mindset.
Ha Yeon Soo
"Tranquility"
Jung Bo Yeon
"Window"
Ahn Yea Whan
"Relation 3"
Lee Sang Hee
gallery hm will be representing artists form South Korea and Australia at booth No. S919
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More about gallery hm will be representing artists form South Korea and Australia at booth No. S919
More about gallery hm will be representing artists form South Korea and Australia at booth No. S919
More about gallery hm will be representing artists form South Korea and Australia at booth No. S919
"Encounters"
by
Gibson Owen
26th May - 17th June 2006
Exhibition Opening: Friday 26th, May 6 - 8pm
The exhibition will be opened by Dr Gary Grohmann of Canberra.
Detail of "Always", rosewood
more about Gibson Owen
"Missed Masters "
Wed 3rd - Sat 20th May
From Wednesday May 3rd until Saturday May 13th, 2006, gallery hm will be holding a special exhibition of affordable and collectable artworks from its own permanent collection. Everything will be below $800 including GST and most will be under $400.
Works included in the sale will be original oils, watercolours and prints by Uldis Abolins, David Rose, Jorg Schmeisser, Jim Thallasoudis, Hugh Mason, Jock Lumsden, Pat Drummond, Doris Gingingarra, Elizabeth Rowlands, Brian Maloney, Michel Guy-Nochet (Fr), Barbra Bennett, Raoul Arendsen, Immugard Parth, Sally Gilele-Umming, Ralph M. Warner, Charles H. Robertson, Gay Bonham, Claude Pannka, Brian Gaston, Rick Badger, Gustav Pillig, Susan Sheridan, Juan Romero (Sp), Merthyr Ruxton (NZ), Lionel Taprell, Tony Bass (US), Denis Clarke, Hans Selke, David Paulson, J. Owen Amos, Susan Cadby, Rhonda Walters, Alice Corrick, Beverley Bland, Lou Vandenberg, Agnes Watson, Joy Harrison, Raymond Wachtenheim, Pio Carlone, Wynn Albury, Hugh Monteith, Rhonda Walters, Aloi Pilioko (Vu), Mirabel FitzGerald, Jan C. Vondrous (US/Cz), Robert McKechnie, Susan Jameson (UK), Tomas Harris (UK), May Neill, Joyce Garner, Norma Kett, G.C.T. Orr, Lal Cook, Claude Acosta, Noelle Hoffman, J. Shembri, K. Miller, E. Knowles, David Brenchley, Hanefi Yeter (Tk), Doreen Shaw, Anita Jarratt, Mark Allan, Thomas Boyd, Sue Fricker, Dulcie Berry (UK), Daniel Pata, Marie Matthews, Clive Straford, Christine Hill, Joe Rose, Hylda Lane, and many others in the stock room.
gallery hm will be representing artists from South Korea and Australia at booth No. M519.
Elena Artyushkova
8th March - 1st April, 2006
gallery hm is delighted to be exhibiting the latest paintings of Elena Artyushkova. Elena was born in Uzbekistan in 1976 growing up with her nomadic geologist parents in the hot winds and red sands of the desert region of Kyzlkum which imbued her with a sense of endlessness and freedom. In 1996 she came to Australia, another land of red deserts and endless horizon, where she has made a new home. Now this self-taught artist finds serenity in creating a series of paintings which have been inspired by her garden surrounds in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. These artworks are simply as full of life as she herself is.
"Beijing Dreaming, Bundeena Dawn"
Lin Chun Yan
8th February - 4th March 2006
Lin Chun Yan was born in Beijing in 1962. Prior to coming to Australia he worked as a full-time artist. Lin Chun Yan was regarded as one of the leading, self-styled artists in Beijing and participated in a number of local and international exhibitions. Like many young Chinese artists, he is essentially self-taught and carries with him an anarchic individualism that is characteristic of artists born in the 60s who were too young to experience the full horror of the Cultural Revolution.
"Nowadays, he has given up on urban claustrophobia and discovered the Australian bush. His recent paintings are full of space, light, and joie de vivre. His preferred motif is a loose-limbed figure with a bouquet of wild flowers or gum blossoms for a head. This blossom man may be found levitating through a forest or by the sea. Lin Shows not the slightest regard for drawing or anatomy - his is an art of pure feeling. His floating figures are symbols of ecstatic freedom and his style is closely matched to his preoccupations"
John McDonald
Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday 4th February 2006
More images Lin Chun Yan
" The twain shall meet"
Tuesday 6th December - Saturday 24th December
"The twain shall meet" is a group exhibition by Australian and Asian
artists using diverse media and themes. gallery hm is excited to represent such an eclectic mix of artforms and artists through this exhibition.
Bush Calligraphy
by Hyun Mi Lee
The exhibition will run until Saturday 3rd, December, 2005
“Bush Calligraphy” is about my interpretation of the Australian environment based on Zen meditation. The philosophy of flower arrangement is one way of meditating to reach enlightenment so I used humble gum tree twigs that we see everywhere in Australia to represent the beauty and significance of nature and arranged the twigs in meditative ways. I extended this using other products of the Australian bush, leaves, flowers, nuts, branches to form my visual meditative responses. This exercise is about finding my relationship to the Australian bush and establishing my perception towards an environment, previously so alien, where I feel I now belong.
SOLO EXHIBITION
2005 " Bush Calligraphy" galleryhm, Sydney Australia
2002 “Bush Calligraphy”, The Gosford Regional Gallery, Australia
1996 “Works on Paper”, The Main Street Editions Gallery, Adelaide, Australia
“Forest II – The Labyrinthine Culture”, Sagak Gallery, Seoul, Korea
1995 “Forest I”, Linden Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
1992 “Works on Paper”, The Watch House, Sydney, Australia
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITION
2000 “Twin Eyes” Canberra Contemporary Art Space, Canberra.
“Tiger Tower” An outdoor installation in the Canberra Civic Square.
1998-9 “Affinities” – Sir Herman Black & Tin Shed Gallery, Sydney
Watt Space, The University of Newcastle
Canberra School of Art
The Walker Hill Art Centre, Seoul, Korea
1997 “6th International Works on Paper Fair” The State Library, Sydney
“Printmaking Tomorrow”, In-sa Gallery, Seoul, Korea
“Artist Books” Main Street Editions Gallery, Adeliade
1996 “The London Artist Book Fair” Barbican Centre, London, England
1994 “Fragment of Origin”, Blaxland Gallery, Sydney
1993 “Australia Through Asian Eyes”, Seymour Centre, Sydney
EDUCATION
2002 Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary), The University of Western Sydney,
Teaching Method – Visual Arts
1994 Post Graduate Diploma of Visual Arts, The University of Sydney
1992 Bachelor of Visual Arts, The University of Sydney
REVIEWS
2000 ‘Works inspired by sacred principles’, The Canberra Times,
Saturday, 11th March, by Fran Kenneley.
‘Great chance to create art’ The Canberra Times,
Saturday, 12th February, by Ron Cerabona.
1998 ‘Paper Tigers: The Artwork of Hyun Mi Lee’, The Journal of The Asian Arts Society of Australia, Volume & No3, by Phil O’Toole.
Arts Today, Kang-nam Cable Television, Seoul Thursday 2 April.
1997 The Glebe Weekly, by Kate Woods
The Journal of The Asian Arts Society of Australia, Volume 6, No4.
Sydney City Hub, by Victoria Hynes.
1996 Adelaide Advertiser, Tuesday 10, September, by Adam Dutkiewicz.
SBS Radio, Thursday 22, August, by yang J.Joo
Hoju Dong-a Newspaper, Thursday 22, August, by Koh Jik-Man
Art World Magazine, August, bu Jeoung-min Yong
Art Information Biweekly, Volume 27, by Yoon Jin-sup
The Korea Times Thursday 18, July
The Dong-A Newspaper, Friday 19, July
The Cho-Son Newspaper, Thursday 22, July
1995 The Age Newspaper, Wednesday 24, May by Robert Nelson
The ABC National Radio, Thursday 25, May, by Marie Gelbart
1994 The Sydney Morning Herald, Friday 3, June by Helen Greenwood
Vox Populi, SBS television, Sunday 18, June
Asian Arts News Magazine, volume 4, by Dr. John Clark
Craft Arts Australia Magazine, Volume 32, by Marie Geissler
The Journal of The Asian Arts Society of Australia, Volume 3
PUBLIC LECTURES/SEMINARS
1998 The Asian Contemporary Art Forum, The Art Gallery of NSW
Presented paper ‘Retracing the threads’
1994 Asian Women Artists’ Group forum, The Blaxland Gallery
Presented paper ‘ The relationship between people and animals in Asian culture’
1993 Australia through Asian Eyes Forum, The Art Gallery of NSW
Presented paper ‘Dual Identity’
COMMISSION
2000 ‘CORNUCOPIA’ – The Community Sculpture Project , by the ACT Multicultural Council Inc.
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