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| − | + | During the mid-20th century, Gwangju became a focal point for fine arts development, producing many respected artists of the time. Local fine arts activities were centered around groups such as the [[광주미술연구회|Gwangju Fine Arts Research Society]], which was founded in 1947 by [[김보현|Po Kim (1917-2014)]] and included members such as [[오지호|O Ji-ho (1905-1982)]], [[강용운|Kang Yong-un (1921-2006)]], [[김상중|Kim Sang-jung]], [[윤재우|Yun Jae-u (1917-2005)]], and [[이동모|Yi Dong-mo]], and the [[황우회|Hwanguhoe Artists Collective]], which included members such as Po Kim, [[배동신|Bae Dong-sin (1920-2008)]], [[천경자|Chun Kyung-ja (1924-2015)]], and [[허백련|Heo Baek-ryeon (1891-1977)]]. Among these artists, Po Kim, Kyung-ja Chun, Oh Ji-ho, and Yun Jae-u were affiliated with the [[조선대학교_미술학과|Department of Fine Arts]] at [[조선대학교|Chosun University]], which served as the center of tertiary fine arts education in the Jeolla region. Other notably faculty include the artist [[임직순|Im Jik-sun]] (1921-1996), while the artists [[김영태|Kim Yeong-tae (1927-)]] and [[국용현|Guk Yong-hyeon (1930-1991)]] were graduates of the department. Meanwhile, the [[황우회|Hwanguhoe Artists Collective]] was closely connected with [[전남여자고등학교|Jeonnam Girls’ High School]], where the school’s art teachers played an instrumental role in the group’s foundation. Among these artists, namely Po Kim and Chun Kyung-ja, would later move to New York City, becoming known on an international scale. | |
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| + | *[[S2024-G021| Cultural Icons: Artists Who Shaped Gwangju’s Identity]] | ||
| + | ** [[E2024-G127|Korean-American Abstract Expressionist: Po Kim]] | ||
| + | ** [[E2024-G128|Gwangju’s Mid-Century Fine Arts Community]] | ||
| + | ** [[E2024-G129|The Magician of Colors: Chun Kyung-Ja]] | ||
| + | ** [[E2024-G165|The Art and Life of Heo Baek-ryeon, Gwangju’s Representative Painter]] | ||
| + | ** [[E2024-G169|Activism Through Art: The Painter O Ji-ho]] | ||
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2025년 10월 11일 (토) 14:00 기준 최신판
Gwangju’s Mid-Century Fine Arts Community
Narrative
During the mid-20th century, Gwangju became a focal point for fine arts development, producing many respected artists of the time. Local fine arts activities were centered around groups such as the Gwangju Fine Arts Research Society, which was founded in 1947 by Po Kim (1917-2014) and included members such as O Ji-ho (1905-1982), Kang Yong-un (1921-2006), Kim Sang-jung, Yun Jae-u (1917-2005), and Yi Dong-mo, and the Hwanguhoe Artists Collective, which included members such as Po Kim, Bae Dong-sin (1920-2008), Chun Kyung-ja (1924-2015), and Heo Baek-ryeon (1891-1977). Among these artists, Po Kim, Kyung-ja Chun, Oh Ji-ho, and Yun Jae-u were affiliated with the Department of Fine Arts at Chosun University, which served as the center of tertiary fine arts education in the Jeolla region. Other notably faculty include the artist Im Jik-sun (1921-1996), while the artists Kim Yeong-tae (1927-) and Guk Yong-hyeon (1930-1991) were graduates of the department. Meanwhile, the Hwanguhoe Artists Collective was closely connected with Jeonnam Girls’ High School, where the school’s art teachers played an instrumental role in the group’s foundation. Among these artists, namely Po Kim and Chun Kyung-ja, would later move to New York City, becoming known on an international scale.
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