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Ancient China
Ancient China: The Middle Kingdom and the Scholar-Artists Ancient China is one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations. Grounded in the philosophical pillars of Confucianism (social order and morality), Daoism (harmony with nature), and later
Ha Chong-hyun
하종현 (Hangul) / 河鍾賢 (Hanja) Ha Chong-hyun (Information regarding his immediate private family is largely kept out of the public sphere) Ha Chong-hyun (born 1935) is a pioneering figure of postwar Korean art and a
Yun Hyong-keun
Yun Hyong-keun (Spouse: Kim Young-sook; Father-in-law: Pioneering Korean abstract artist Kim Whanki) 윤형근 (Hangul) / 尹亨根 (Hanja) Yun Hyong-keun (1928–2007) was a towering figure in postwar Korean art and a central pillar of the Dansaekhwa
park seo-bo
Park Jae-hong (Father: a judicial scrivener; Spouse: Yoon Myung-sook; Son: Park Seung-ho) 박서보 (Hanja: 朴栖甫) Park Seo-bo (1931–2023), born Park Jae-hong, was a towering figure in modern abstract art and is widely celebrated as the
chun kyung-ja
Chun Ok-ja (Birth name). (Parents: Chun Sung-wook and Park Moo-nam; Children: Lee Hye-seon, Lee Nam-hoon, Ryu Jong-ha, Ryu Yeon-ah) Chun Kyung-ja (1924–2015) was a trailblazing South Korean artist who profoundly influenced the trajectory of modern
Kim Whanki
Kim Whan-ki (Pen name: Suhwa; Spouse: Kim Hyang-an, a writer and essayist who later established the Whanki Museum) Kim Whanki (1913–1974) was a pioneering figure in modern Korean art and is widely celebrated as the
Ancient China
Ancient China: The Middle Kingdom and the Scholar-Artists Ancient China is one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations. Grounded in the philosophical pillars of Confucianism (social order and morality), Daoism (harmony with nature), and later
Ha Chong-hyun
하종현 (Hangul) / 河鍾賢 (Hanja) Ha Chong-hyun (Information regarding his immediate private family is largely kept out of the public sphere) Ha Chong-hyun (born 1935) is a pioneering figure of postwar Korean art and a
Yun Hyong-keun
Yun Hyong-keun (Spouse: Kim Young-sook; Father-in-law: Pioneering Korean abstract artist Kim Whanki) 윤형근 (Hangul) / 尹亨根 (Hanja) Yun Hyong-keun (1928–2007) was a towering figure in postwar Korean art and a central pillar of the Dansaekhwa
park seo-bo
Park Jae-hong (Father: a judicial scrivener; Spouse: Yoon Myung-sook; Son: Park Seung-ho) 박서보 (Hanja: 朴栖甫) Park Seo-bo (1931–2023), born Park Jae-hong, was a towering figure in modern abstract art and is widely celebrated as the
chun kyung-ja
Chun Ok-ja (Birth name). (Parents: Chun Sung-wook and Park Moo-nam; Children: Lee Hye-seon, Lee Nam-hoon, Ryu Jong-ha, Ryu Yeon-ah) Chun Kyung-ja (1924–2015) was a trailblazing South Korean artist who profoundly influenced the trajectory of modern
Kim Whanki
Kim Whan-ki (Pen name: Suhwa; Spouse: Kim Hyang-an, a writer and essayist who later established the Whanki Museum) Kim Whanki (1913–1974) was a pioneering figure in modern Korean art and is widely celebrated as the
