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Nils PaellmannNils Paellmann

Great art gallery. I came here first to see the exhibition "Jaeheon Lee: Ghosts in the Garden," after reading a review in the Brooklyn Rail. Unlike most of the Korean avantgarde post World War II, this artist, born 1976, does virtuosic figurative paintings. The paintings have a dreamy or Pre-Raphaelite quality, to quote William Corwin from his review in the Brooklyn Rail. I also saw diverse influences ranging from Marlene Dumas and Francis Bacon (one triptych a la Bacon) to Gustav Klimt and even Friedrich Hundertwasser. According to the review by Jungmin Cho provided by the gallery, the artist was also inspired by Korean pop culture "idols". The new exhibition "Xin Liu: The Permanent and the Insatiable" is equally innovative and inspiring. The artist created a detailed model of lower Manhattan displayed in a custom-made bioreactor tank inside of which an enzymatic reaction will slowly degrade the model over the course of the exhibition, thus reflecting on the Permanent and the Insatiable as in the title of the exhibition.

Kyle HamiltonKyle Hamilton

Very intriguing gallery. A lot of installation and performance work.

Kyle HamiltonKyle Hamilton

Very intriguing gallery. A lot of installation and performance work.

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Great art gallery. I came here first to see the exhibition "Jaeheon Lee: Ghosts in the Garden," after reading a review in the Brooklyn Rail. Unlike most of the Korean avantgarde post World War II, this artist, born 1976, does virtuosic figurative paintings. The paintings have a dreamy or Pre-Raphaelite quality, to quote William Corwin from his review in the Brooklyn Rail. I also saw diverse influences ranging from Marlene Dumas and Francis Bacon (one triptych a la Bacon) to Gustav Klimt and even Friedrich Hundertwasser. According to the review by Jungmin Cho provided by the gallery, the artist was also inspired by Korean pop culture "idols". The new exhibition "Xin Liu: The Permanent and the Insatiable" is equally innovative and inspiring. The artist created a detailed model of lower Manhattan displayed in a custom-made bioreactor tank inside of which an enzymatic reaction will slowly degrade the model over the course of the exhibition, thus reflecting on the Permanent and the Insatiable as in the title of...