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Upcoming Exhibitions
Current Exhibition
Sept 1st - 21st, 2026
Opening Reception:
Thursday, September 3rd from 6-8 PM.
Paris Koh, located at 509 West 23rd Street, Ground Floor, New York City, proudly presents Point of Convergence: An Inaugural Exhibition, featuring Ran Hwang, Jose Camacho, Michelle Chu, Joohyun Kang, Sooyeong Lee, Heejung Kim, Mikyung Kim, JongSook Kang, Pam Cooper, Taerim Kim, Daru Junghyang Kim, Gianluca Bianchino, Jinistar, INYoung, Heesoo Kim, Gao Yuan, bongjung Kim, Elisabeth P. Purcell, Bill Pangburn, Daehak Oh, Michael Park. Curated by Paris Suechung Koh, the show will run from Sept 1st through 21st, 2026 and be celebrated with an opening reception on Thursday, September 3rd from 6-8PM. The exhibition brings together fifteen artists whose practices encompass diverse approaches to painting, drawing, mixed media, sculpture, and conceptual inquiry.
As the inaugural exhibition of the gallery’s new space, Point of Convergence marks both a beginning and a meeting point. The exhibition brings together artists of different generations, cultural backgrounds, aesthetic languages, and artistic sensibilities, creating a dynamic field in which difference becomes a source of dialogue rather than division.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Solo Exhibition
Sept. 22 – Oct. 31, 2026
Opening Reception:
Thursday, September 24, 6 - 8 p.m
* Special Tango Night on Wed. Sept. 23, from 5–8 PM
Paris Koh, located at 509 West 23rd Street, Ground Floor, New York City, is proud to present After Survival - Still & Life, a solo exhibition by New York–based artist Joohyun Kang, on view from September 22 through October 31, 2026. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, September 24, from 6–8 PM,
preceded by a special Tango Night on Wednesday, September 23, from 5–8 PM.
Spanning works from 2005 to 2017, After Survival - Still & Life revisits a pivotal period in Kang’s more than three-decade artistic practice. The exhibition considers these earlier works as an archive of survival-a visual record of how vulnerability, competition, displacement, and resilience shaped her artistic language and ultimately led toward the quieter, contemplative sensibility of her recent work. Read More
Paris Koh Fine Arts
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
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