Based New York / Beijing
NEWS...
I've joined Photographic Practices, London, a collective formed by Martin Newth. Info to come: >>
Group Exhibition, Dada Post, Berlin
October 20-November 11, 2012 >>
VOLTA NY with HomeBase, Booth #PO-2 >>
March 8-11, 2012 >>
Casting Memories, Art Gate Gallery, New York
Curated by Jin Hwang and Hyewon Yi
Essay by Linda Norden
December 8-January 7, 2012 >>
2012 Nominated for Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship, Smithsonian, Washington DC >>
2012 Nominated for SINAP Award (Sindoh Artist Support Program), Seoul
Panel: Hans Ulrich Obrist, Dongyeon Koh
Two Waters, solo exhibition
Art Space Pool, Seoul
June 24-July 24, 2011 >>
PUBLICATION w/essays by Kim Jinjoo, Lee Young-wook, and Sigurdur Gudmundsson >>
Critic's Pick, Time Out New York >>
Feature in magazine.co.kr and Harper's Bazaar, Seoul >>
Sandra Eula Lee is a Korean-American artist, based between New York and Beijing. Lee creates installations, including objects, site-derived works, and interactive pieces, incorporating elements of sculpture, photography, and drawing. Recent work investigates the links between historic landscape and the activity of garden making, and the significance of creating place within changing environments. Research was shaped by travels and residency work in South Korea and China.
She is the recipient of awards including an Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Fellowship, an Asian Cultural Council Fellowship, a Manhattan Community Art Fund Grant from the LMCC, and residency fellowships from the Seoul Museum of Art, and the National Museum of Contemporary Art, South Korea, among others. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including venues in New York, Boston, Seoul, Berlin, Milan, Rome, Mumbai, Xiamen, and upcoming in Beijing. Her work has been written about in publications including The New York Times, Time Out New York, Artnet Magazine, The Boston Globe, Boston Phoenix, Harper's Bazaar, Wolgan Misul, Korea Times, World Journal, and Trendebeheer.com (Rotterdam-based).
Lee is currently in Beijing where she is Course Director of Critical Art & Design, a collaboration with the University of the Arts London. Coursework also includes teaching at Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology (BIFT).
NEWS...
I've joined Photographic Practices, London, a collective formed by Martin Newth. Info to come: >>
Group Exhibition, Dada Post, Berlin
October 20-November 11, 2012 >>
VOLTA NY with HomeBase, Booth #PO-2 >>
March 8-11, 2012 >>
Casting Memories, Art Gate Gallery, New York
Curated by Jin Hwang and Hyewon Yi
Essay by Linda Norden
December 8-January 7, 2012 >>
2012 Nominated for Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship, Smithsonian, Washington DC >>
2012 Nominated for SINAP Award (Sindoh Artist Support Program), Seoul
Panel: Hans Ulrich Obrist, Dongyeon Koh
Two Waters, solo exhibition
Art Space Pool, Seoul
June 24-July 24, 2011 >>
PUBLICATION w/essays by Kim Jinjoo, Lee Young-wook, and Sigurdur Gudmundsson >>
Critic's Pick, Time Out New York >>
Feature in magazine.co.kr and Harper's Bazaar, Seoul >>
Sandra Eula Lee is a Korean-American artist, based between New York and Beijing. Lee creates installations, including objects, site-derived works, and interactive pieces, incorporating elements of sculpture, photography, and drawing. Recent work investigates the links between historic landscape and the activity of garden making, and the significance of creating place within changing environments. Research was shaped by travels and residency work in South Korea and China.
She is the recipient of awards including an Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Fellowship, an Asian Cultural Council Fellowship, a Manhattan Community Art Fund Grant from the LMCC, and residency fellowships from the Seoul Museum of Art, and the National Museum of Contemporary Art, South Korea, among others. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including venues in New York, Boston, Seoul, Berlin, Milan, Rome, Mumbai, Xiamen, and upcoming in Beijing. Her work has been written about in publications including The New York Times, Time Out New York, Artnet Magazine, The Boston Globe, Boston Phoenix, Harper's Bazaar, Wolgan Misul, Korea Times, World Journal, and Trendebeheer.com (Rotterdam-based).
Lee is currently in Beijing where she is Course Director of Critical Art & Design, a collaboration with the University of the Arts London. Coursework also includes teaching at Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology (BIFT).
