BROOKLYN TO GANGNAM MAGAZINE

Siha Park is an abstract painter from South Korea, who questions and explores the spaces, experiences, and the visible and hidden through painting.

Bing Lu is a Chinese American photographer who makes portraits and experimental images using a medium format camera.

Review by Kun Kyung Sok of Roundcube Contemporary's group exhibition, "Opening Moves," based in the concept of the opening move in chess.

"No Footsteps Return" at RAINRAIN, curated by Chiarina Chen, is a group exhibition that deals with the questions and the horrors of existence, posthumanist thought and philosophy, and the limitations of human empathy towards non-human beings and forms.

Brooklyn to Gangnam, a publication of the Roundcube Contemporary, is accepting submissions for its first printed issue.

Yuriyo is a Japanese performance artist and painter who deals with the concepts of death, injustice, and violence, as well as the spiritual belief in the "eye" of the cells acting as observers of events (which would include the injustices).

Kasia Muzyka is a Polish-American artist who returns to her roots not as a Polish, an American, or a woman but as a spiritual being who is connected with the one and the source of life, within a mystical understanding of the cosmos.

GLORY at Living Skin features the works of Maverick Mura, Seung-Jun Lee, and Shreyas Sanikommu, which critically and formally examine the sociopolitical anatomy of the gun range and its shadow, the gun. Review by Chunbum Park.

A review of Sonjie Feliciano Solomon's solo exhibition titled, "Imperfect Practice," at the Shirley Project Space in Brooklyn, NY, by Chunbum Park.

A review of the juried exhibition at Gallery Max, curated by Kyoko Sato and Motoichi Adachi, by Chunbum Park.

Review by Jonathan Goodman of "Contemporary Discourse," a 2025 group exhibition at the OLYAA Gallery.

Jonathan Goodman reviews "The Wave" Group Exhibition at Gallery 60 NYC, curated by Chunbum Park in collaboration with Yellow Cat Gallery.

100 Artists of the World curated by Motoichi Adachi and Kyoko Sato

The Art of Sho II exhibition at Tenri Cultural Institute curated by Motoichi Adachi and Kyoko Sato.

Stepping into a World V exhibition at Gallery Max New York, curated by Motoichi Adachi and Kyoko Sato.

Zoe Toscano is a figurative painter who makes works of self-reflection, dealing with vulnerability and anxiety, as well as the body.

Yifan Qian is a Chinese artist, currently based in NY, who paints self-portraits and abstract metaphors to process her emotions through art.

Hongbin Kim is an artist who questions the value of art in relation to money, as well as reflecting on his experience as a foreigner in US.

INYoung's abstract landscapes begin with a state of exceptionalism and self-acceptance and approach the message of co-existence.

Ahyun Jeon is a Korean painter living in NYC. Her art speaks of self-defense mechanism and psychological barriers between people.