Special Exhibition celebrating the 80th Anniversary of Korean National Liberation

"Beneath a Shared Sky: A Legacy of Art"

Boon Yen Cho | Robert Cunningham | Tim Doyle | Eric Johnson | Jin Sil Kim | Sunny H. Kim | Jung Yeun Shin | Ben Zask

- Special Exhibition celebrating the 80th Anniversary of Korean National Liberation"Beneath a Shared Sky: A Legacy of Art"

- Date: February 6(Thursday) - February 27(Thursday), 2025

- Opening Reception: Thursday, February 6, 2025 / 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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- Gallery Open Hour: Monday - Friday : 10:00AM - 5:00PM

- Location: KCCLA Art Gallery (2nd Floor) / 5505 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036

- Exhibition Partnership: Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles (KCCLA) & Korean Artists Association of Southern California (KAASC)

- Artists: Boon Yen Cho, Robert Cunningham, Tim Doyle, Eric Johnson, Jin Sil Kim, Sunny H. Kim, Jung Yeun Shin, Ben Zask

- More information: Tammy Cho at 323-936-3014

Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles (KCCLA, Director Sangwon Jung), in partnership with Korean Artists Association of Southern California (KAASC, President Jeon, Yun Sun), proudly presents the Special Exhibition celebrating the 80th Anniversary of Korean National Liberation " Beneath a Shared Sky: A Legacy of Art " (같은 하늘 아래: 예술의 유산).

This exhibition brings together distinguished Korean American and American artists in the United States to celebrate cultural heritage and artistic achievements, highlighting the enduring bonds of friendship and collaboration between our communities.

Featuring a diverse array of works that traverse both traditional and contemporary styles, the exhibition offers visitors an extraordinary opportunity to explore the dialogue between cultural traditions and modern influences. Through this dynamic exchange of artistry, we aim to spark intergenerational conversations and deepen connections within and between our communities.

This exhibition is organized by the Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles (KCCLA), and the Korean Artists Association of Southern California (KAASC).

The exhibition is open to the public and the show will run until February 27th, 2025.?