Mt. Geumgang

Mt. Geumgang Manmulsang-Spring

2010 · 162×81 cm · Korean Paper, Acrylic on Canvas

Keywords #Mt. Geumgang#Jingyeongsansu#Manmulsang#Spring

Image size 11.1 MB

Exhibitions

2024 〈Citizen of Kookmin: Shin Jang-sik〉 Myungwon Museum Special Exhibition · Myungwon Museum, Haeongheon Special Exhibition Hall
2024 〈Shin Jang-sik Paints Mt. Geumgang〉 Retrospective · Kookmin Art Gallery

Collection

Kookmin University Myungwon Museum

Citation

'Citizen of Kookmin (國民人): Shin Jang-sik' Myungwon Museum Special Exhibition — Installation Views (2024)

Installation views of the special exhibition 〈Citizen of Kookmin (國民人): Shin Jang-sik〉, held at the Haeongheon Special Exhibition Hall of Myungwon Museum (Kookmin University) from October 8 to 25, 2024. Marking the artist's retirement, the exhibition spotlights his practice and oeuvre through 11 representative works — including pieces from the museum's collection. Nine installation photographs from the artist's blog post (223837487388).

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〈Shin Jang-sik Paints Mt. Geumgang〉 Retrospective — Installation Views (2024)

Installation views of 〈Shin Jang-sik Paints Mt. Geumgang〉, the retrospective held at Kookmin Art Gallery (2nd floor of the College of Arts building, Kookmin University) from June 7 to 20, 2024. Marking the retirement of Professor Shin Jang-sik (Painting Department, College of Fine Arts), the retrospective gathered 42 representative works — from early 1980s pieces to the real-view paintings produced during the pandemic period. Fifty installation photographs from the artist's blog.

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Related materials for this work

Video Feature 2024-10-08 · Myungwon Museum

'Citizen of Kookmin: Shin Jang-sik' — Curated Special Exhibition Introduction Video (2024)

An introductory video for the curated special exhibition 'Citizen of Kookmin: Shin Jang-sik', held at Myungwon Museum of Kookmin University in October 2024. Spanning 11 works including pieces from the museum's collection, the video traces the artist's life and oeuvre chronologically, weaving together images of his works and personal photographs.

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