Vibrant Perspectives” by Marko Stout

Exhibition Dates: November 26- December 8th, 2024

Reception Date: December 5th, 6-9Pm

“2024 NYC Jewelry Week” at Kate Oh Gallery

Dates: Nov 8th - 24th

“2024 NYC Jewelry Week” at Kate Oh Gallery from November 8th - 24th, 2024

Kate Oh Gallery is thrilled to present “Contemporary Brazilian Handmade Jewelry”

"Contemporary Brazilian Handmade Jewelry" returns with an inspiring exhibition of unique pieces by celebrated Brazilian artists Silvana Bohorquez and Stephanie Perla, curated by Dorine Botana. Featuring guest artist Ronaldo Barbosa and photos by Marisa Abel, this event brings a blend of art and design to Manhattan's Kath Oh Gallery. Join us for the opening cocktail on November 7 from 5:30–8:30 pm. The exhibit runs November 8–24, 11 am–6 pm, showcasing works by artists including Alessandra Yu, Ana Gradin, and more. Discover Brazilian artistry and innovation in one space.

Ronaldo Barbosa

Ronaldo Barbosa, transforms the beauty of gemstones into true works of art. His work transcends borders, earning international recognition and awards. Each piece crafted by Ronaldo is a unique fusion of form, color, and movement, enhancing the natural brilliance of stones.



The Time of water is our Time by Vera Reichert

Our exibition artist Vera Reichert and our exhibition curator @andrevenzon beautifully created a space that brings environmental awareness about the significane of water. Her 21 pearls takes us to the fresh water lagoons in Southern Brazil and her artwork of 20 faucets with crystals symbolizes the contemporary springs. 

This exhibition will be held until the 24th of November. Come and explore mother nature’s beauty-- water.

Curator by Andre Venzon







KIMU:SEUM in New York



            This new exhibition at Kate Oh gallery is spearheaded by the design firm Kimu Studio and is a collaborative endeavor with AHRC NYC, the large non-profit organization serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in New York City. It presents various collaborative works by international artists with developmental disabilities. The works, which range in content, are characterized by whimsical subject matter and variegated motley palettes.

         The works are digital prints and the individual artists include Cory Tyler and Teresa Harris (both from AHRC NYC), Peter An, Teresa Harris, the Re’Generation Movement (an Atlanta refugee youth organization), and Seojun Won (an original designer at KIMUSTUDIO).

Some works, like Captivating, are appropriative—in this case the Nike logo, above which two beady eyes are posited, figuring an adumbrated grinning face. Other works, like Our Sea and I Am Because We Are, are collaborative works with variegated, prismatic flat panels of color—landscapes and bustling diverse crowds. These, like many others, are reminiscent of a GameBoy Color loading screen, the parceling of the pictureplane executed in even, colorful pieces.

         The works’ positive, if not auspicious, approach to subject matter is sanguine and rosy-colored. This exuberance is reflected in the tan-peach and cyan-blue sun-soaked backgrounds, as well as the cows, pizza bike, and King bulldogs that form the works’ subject matter. But there is a particular aesthetic approach that distinguishes three different sets within the series, each one taking up a unique stylistic approach. On the one hand, there are the metaphoric works, set in deep starry purples and yellow sinuous curves. These include stretching bustling landscapes like Starry Rain, Home, That Place, Grid Land_Urban, Grid Land-Nature, Mysterious City and Dinosaur City. Here, we are privy to colorful, flashing vertical towers, which cull the Neo-Tokyo-cyberpunk-meets-vaporwave aesthetic. These works are fit with digitality in their subject matter and use of space. Peter An’s imaginative rendering underscores luminescence, cityscape towers plotted atop one another into futuristic semblances. Home, Starry Ran makes similar use of the futuristic ambiance of de-peopled urbanity, gold strokes cast like molden light. Home, That Place, on the other hand, looks backwards, towards a nostalgic rural country landscape.

         Illusion_Cozy Dream and Illusion_Summer Night, both abstract pieces by Teresa Harris, are reminiscent of Stan Brakhage’s lead-painted images. Both feature atmospheric planar studies of the environment, the landscape, flora, and fauna reduced to clay- and daffodil-colored strokes. Quite ambiguous, these studies are the sole abstractions in the exhibition. The other KIMUSTUDIO works use the naive digital stroke to appropriate in whimsical ways. None of the appropriations, be they of Chanel or the McDonalds logo, are disparaging or bedaubed with criticality. They are distinct from Pop Art’s attention towards the latent optical pleasure in commercial market platforms’ visual culture. They are, instead, concerned with the malleability of these indices. The throbbing digital stroke in these works utilizes the same whimsical, digital puncturing of pixel-sized constituent pieces that we see in the landscape studies.

Ekin Erkan-

 

Ekin Erkan is a philosopher and art history researcher whose writing has appeared in The British Journal of Aesthetics, Philosophia,  and the Journal of Value Inquiry, amongst other venues. Erkan also is an art critic who contributes to the Brooklyn Rail.

Angels Grau “ Invisible Women & Brave Girls”

“Invisible Women & Brave Girls” by Angles Grau

Kate Oh Gallery is delighted to present “Invisible Women & Brave Girls”, an exhibition of acrylic paintings by Àngels Grau, a Spanish artist renowned for her powerful portrayal of both physical and metaphorical strength. Inspired by her daughters, Claudia and Mafalda, this series goes beyond traditional art, offering a bold visual statement that encourages every girl to confront challenges, harness her inner strength, and transform the world.

“Brave Girls” embodies the fearless spirit of the girl who confronted the Wall Street bull, standing as a symbol of courage and resilience. These works capture the ability to rise, lift oneself up, and start again, even when everything around seems to be crumbling.

 The series portrays young women who, despite being overlooked or undervalued, face life’s obstacles with heads held high and unwavering confidence. Like the girl who defied the bull of tradition and expectation, each “Brave Girl” represents the power to break down barriers, challenge societal norms, and embrace limitless possibilities. These women are not merely surviving—they are thriving and leading change.

In each painting, Grau vividly depicts the strength, passion, and talent of these young women. Her work conveys both individual stories and the collective spirit of women pushing boundaries and striving for a better world.

At the heart of this series is the message: You Can. Each painting resonates with the belief that great achievements are possible when challenges are faced with courage. “Brave Girls” is not just an art series—it’s a movement for change, inspiring young women to stand up, break barriers, and create their own futures.


“ Wanderer” by Kim Seok-Young

Dates: Oct 1-8th, 2024



“Wanderer” by Kim Seok-Young from October 1-8th, 2024

Kate Oh Gallery is thrilled to present "Wanderer" by Kim Seok-Young, the artist's 33rd solo exhibition.

 Opening October 1st in New York, this show introduces Kim Seok-Young, an artist renowned for his powerful expressionist works featuring horses, flowers, and human figures. Kim's diverse practice spans painting, video, and sculpture, blending Eastern spiritual energy with contemporary artistic expressions. For his New York debut in the heart of the contemporary art world, Kim has chosen the theme "Discovery" - a journey to find oneself and our collective identity.

 As Robert Morgan writes in the exhibition foreword:

"Viewers will feel a surge of 'qi' (life force) emanating from Kim's works. The artist's boundless energy release connects to the Taoist concept of 'Dao' or 'Way' - essentially a path to enlightenment. There's no set formula for this process. It's like sweeping fallen leaves on quiet temple steps - a means for something to unfold. This exhibition invites us to embark on a journey of self-discovery, asking: 'Who are we, and what are our potentials?'"

 In these turbulent times of global environmental crises and conflicts, this exhibition offers a moment to reflect on and rediscover ourselves and our shared humanity.

“ Impermanent Bubbles” by Pema Rinzin

Dates: Sep 5th - 29th, 2024




“ Insight and Sapience”

By Erica Kim

August 13th - September 3rd



Lana (Sveta) Malakhoff

Dates: July 2 - 20, 2024

Ronald Weintraub “ A Retrospective”

June 12-30, 2024


Urban Wave - New York

Dates: June 4-11, 2024

“Agnes (Keumsun), Son”

Dates: May 22 - June 2nd, 2024

“Meditation II” by Asher (Yeon Sik) Min

May 8-19th, 2024

Minhwa in New York

Korean Folk Traditions (Rutgers)

April 30-May 5th, 2024

 

Laura Manuel

Exhibition Date: April 16-28, 2024

Asia Week 2024


Date: March 16-March 31, 2024


Kate Oh Gallery “Holiday Collection 2023” - video credit to creativeAgroup


Hezile

December 19, 2023 - January 5, 2024

“Symphony of Opulence”
by Marko Stout

Dates: November 5-15, 2023

“Hoary Reverie”
by Han Kiok

Dates: October 28 - November 4, 2023
Gallery Talk with Karen Lee

“Voicing Invisible Women”
by Angels Grau

Dates: October 3-22, 2023




“The Lyricism of Organic Tradition”

by Kim Gyoungmin and Kwon Chigyu
August 24 - September 30, 2023
RSVP: info@kateohgallery.com | (646) 286-4575

“Stone Wave”

“Stone Wave” by Jung Kwangsik
July 16 - August 19, 2023

“KIMONO REBORN” by Mayuko Okada

Exhibition Dates: May 30 - June 23rd, 2023

“ Tactile Effects” by Mague Brewer

Exhibition Date: May 16-27, 2023

Minhwa New York

Exhibition Dates: May 2 - 7, 2023

Rinaldo Skalamera

Exhibition Dates: April 16 - 30th, 2023

Callie Hirsch



Exhibition: April 4th-15th, 2023

“Collect Brazilian Jewelry”

Exhibition Date: March 16 - April 1, 2023

The full colors of fauna, flora and nature are the sources of inspiration for this Brazilian art exhibition in NYC.

Collect Brazilian Jewelry, curated by Dorine Botana, holds yet another exhibition in New York with a focus on valuing authorial jewelry and fine arts. The event takes place from March 16 to April 1, at Kate Oh Gallery, in the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Designer Mírian Machion is one of the artists who will bring her magnificent creations that are full of colors and Brazilian stones. As an unconditional admirer of fauna and flora, Machion transmits these designs through this new collection, Floresta Fanti, emulating the natural beauties of Rio Grande do Sul. The butterflies and dragonflies in these pieces give them movement as they “fly” over the gems.
Dorine Botana also finds her inspiration in nature, and in her current collection, Botana talks about the creation process: “My inspiration always comes from nature, this time I will launch a collection called Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)”. Botana also highlighted the importance of the special selection of artists participating in the event, where everyone is in tune, with creative and high-quality pieces.
Cristie Boff, born in Porto Alegre and currently residing in Florence, Italy, will brighten up the event with her art and painting. The plastic artist graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence and is dedicated to contemporary painting through research into classical techniques. Boff uses rabbit glue as the structure and base of all her canvases, creating nuances and textures that are simultaneously complex and delicate.
Gloria Corbetta, who returns to NY for another exhibition, defines her jewelry as “personal sculptures”. They are small enough to be used as an ornament. They reflect the soul, style and technique of the artist who created them.
Paula Schnapp declares: "My jewelry business stems from my love for gems, rough or polished, small or large, from anywhere, they tell me what they want to be".
In addition to authorial jewelry, the exhibition will feature paintings by the artist Cristie Boff and photographic images by Marisa Abel that were taken on her recent trips to capture the beauties around the world with her lenses.

Featured Artists:

Jewelry: Ana Gradin | Cláudia Araújo | Dina Noebauer | Dorine Botana | Fernanda Delpizzo | Glenio de Castro | Gloria Corbetta | Katia Senna | Miriam Member | Miriam Korlkovas | Mirian Machion |Norma Stiefelmann | Paula Schnapp | Sandra M Frias | Sandra Guarnieri | Soy Cho | Telma Aguiar

Paintings: Cristie Boff

Photography: Marisa Abel

Curator: Dorine Botana

Executive production and press relations: Marisa Abel/Isarte Communication
Information: +1 (347) 982-5070

“New York K-Art Festival”
Small Works Group Exhibition


Exhibition Date: March 4-12, 2023

“Flow”

By Insoo Chun


Exhibition Date: February 19 - March 3, 2023
Reception: February 19, 3-5 PM


“Lucky Charm” (Dancheong)

By Kate Oh Trabulsi


Exhibition Date: January 21 - 31, 2023
By Appointment only

“Emptying and Filling”

by Kwan-Jin Oh

Exhibition Date: January 3-20, 2023


UES Minhwa Exhibition


Exhibition Date: Dec 20-30th, 2022
Reception: Dec 23rd, 3-6 PM


“Populist Animals”

by Heemin Moon


Exhibition Date: Dec 6-18th, 2022
Reception: Dec 6th, 6-8PM


“Infinitely Repelling Orbs”

by Marko Stout

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“Let There Be Light”

by Chris Gocong and Rod Lathim


Exhibition Date : November 3rd - 25th, 2022


“Photography Exhibition”

by Peter Ha (Jaeyell)


Exhibition Date: October 20th - 30th, 2022


“Wild and Pure in New York”

by Park Doo


Exhibition Date: Oct 11th - 19th, 2022


Alberto Murillo


Exhibition Date: October 2-8, 2022


“Invisible Women”
by Angels Grau


Exhibition Date: October 2-8, 2022





“An Artist Who Paints From the Heart”

by Yang Si Young


September 25 - Oct 1, 2022


“Expressionist Scenes of Harrow”
by Nancy Prager


September 6-23, 2022


The Movements Of Our Roots
by Anely Girondin


“Matrixes Small Works”

“HYPNOTIQ: The Contemporary Pop Art Sensibility”

“HYPNOTIQ: The Contemporary Pop Art Sensibility” by Arian Lor-Amini




“The Pursuit of Happiness”


“The Lost Flame, Regained”


“ Cancer Fundraiser Show”


"Convalescence”


"TO BECOME LIFE": Two-Person Show


“Love Walk in New York” Exhibition


Rainbow Group Show

March 2022

Miky Kim Exhibition

March 2022





Towards the Light

Group exhibition on view from September 3 - 17, 2021.


Artists in the show:

Emily Auchincloss Kate Oh (Trabulsi)

Ekin Balcioglu Swoon

Jessica Cannon Shamona Stokes

Kevin Connolly Gillespie Kunkyi Tsotsong

Laetitia Guyon Pema Rinzin

Pamela Knoll Amy Ross

Kunsang Kyirong Irina Rodnikoff

Karen Margolis Kristine Virsis

Susan McDonnell Rebecca Donner Winsor


“Towards the Light” Review


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Healing in City

Joy Kwon (Hyobin) and Simon Shim


Rutgers University

Student and Faculty Exhibition,” Korean Folk Traditions”

Spring 2021



“In the Present Tense”

by James Sondow


“In the Present Tense”

by Iliya Mirochnik


“The Birth of Oopsy & Oopsy”

January 16 - February 4, 2020

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“Tresoea”

Ayhan Yavuz

December 2019