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Sungho Choi
DEVILS TOWER WYOMING 378 2015
Daru kim
Heejung Kim
Heejung Kim
Mikyung kim, Breath of Time, 104 x 48 x 1 in. 2019, Pigment, ink, resin on wood
Jose Camacho
Jose camacho
Ran Hwang
Antonia Papatzanaki
Bill Pangburn. Flotsam Gold
JR Song
Ghostly Apparition, 2023   12.5 x 7 x 6, High fired clay pigmented with oxides.
DREAMING DESIRE, Jong Sook Kang
Pam Cooper, cuttingties
Pam Cooper-My_Domains 1-10
Upcoming Exhibitions
Current Exhibition

International Juried Art Competition & Exhibition

New Grounds

New Voices

1st Exhibit:

July 2 - 18, 2026

 

2nd Exhibit:  

August 1 - 15, 2026

New Grounds, New Voices is an international juried art competition and exhibition organized to celebrate the reopening of the Chelsea gallery space at the Asian & American Art Foundation.

The project explores the idea of “ground” as both a material and conceptual condition while foregrounding the “voices” of artists who are navigating and redefining contemporary artistic practice. The exhibition invites artists working across diverse media to submit recent works that reflect their individual perspectives, creative processes, and artistic positions.

In doing so, New Grounds, New Voices seeks to create a platform where new artistic ground is established through distinct voices and evolving practices.

A jury committee will select artists to participate in Editions I and II of the exhibition, which will be presented at the Asian & American Art Foundation in the heart of New York’s renowned Chelsea gallery district.

Upcoming Exhibitions

 

Solo Exhibition

Jong Rim Song

Where Memory Becomes Space

 

August 11–30, 2026
 

Opening Reception:

Friday, August 14, 2026, 6 - 8 p.m

 

 

Paris Koh Fine Arts (509 West 23rd Street, Ground Fl., NYC) is pleased to present Where Memory Becomes Space, a solo exhibition by Jong Rim Song, on view from August 11 to 30, 2026. An opening reception with the artist will be held on Friday, August 14, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.

 

In Where Memory Becomes Space, Jong Rim Song explores how memory, material, and perception converge to create new spatial experiences through abstract painting. Rather than depicting recognizable places, Song constructs visual environments where memory and material quietly coexist, transforming personal experiences into contemplative spaces of presence.

 

Paris Koh Fine Arts

pariskohfinearts.com

 

New Jersey Location

201 Bridge Plaza North, Suite 1, Fort Lee, NJ 07024

New York Location

509 West 23rd Street, Ground Fl., NY, NY 10011

Asian & American Art Foundation

aaafoundation.org

526 West 26th Street, Suite 211, NY, NY 10001

Asian American Art Review Magazine

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