Younghye's Art Journey

Sunday, April 13, 2014

AIPAD 2014

The aipad is an amazing international photography Art Dealers show in NYC. I started to check it out from last year. You can see many vintage, historical, post modern, modern, all kinds of photos from all over the world.

They seem like a bobby doll, but they are a real woman portrait photo @ Robert Klein Gallery

Eliot Porter (SCHEINBAUM & RUSSEK LTD)

There are two photo works got my attention.

The first one ; Modern version of Chinese traditional landscape painting style photo (the mountains are not actual mountain, they are construction site. The photo shows how China economy ruins their land by Yao Lu (793 photo gallery in Beijing, China)

Second one : Rembrandt style of modern photography... The lighting and shadow are interesting in the photo (Lee Marks Fine Art in Shelbyville, IN)

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Affordable Art Fair

I have been visited the Affordable Art Fair three times for last three years. Last two times, it was ok. But this year was impressive. There are many various art works from all over the world for the price from $1,000 to $10,000. The art pieces are quite nice as much as a major art fair's art in NYC. If anyone wants to buy art for your home, please check it out next time. You will get quite nice art works with affordable price.

This is a pop art piece by a Brazillian artist. It was only $999. Isn't it fabulous price? I love art work, but as we know most of time, good one is pretty expensive. When I find this, I feIt I got a lottery :)

Monday, March 17, 2014

Asia Week NY 2014

I have attended the Asia Week NY for 4 years. The first year was my own and last three years with New York's Press people. Since I have a Master degree specializing in 19 -20 century Asian Antique furniture, I thought it would easier for me to understand all art works. But there are so many various art works from dealers all over the world. It took me little while to catch up Asian art knowledge from dealers. We are facing many contemporary art in New York City everyday. So it was a nice opportunity to learn Asian art in general...