How A Red Painting By Kim Guiline 김기린 Actually Looks — Come To That, How Red Itself Does, Kim Guiline, Selected Works: 1967–2008 (New York: Lehmann Maupin, 2017), Pp. 6–11.

All I’m saying is that for me, knowing little or frankly closer to zilch about their artworld context, their maker’s life, their maker’s political and literary and philosophical interests . . . (usually you’ll hear at length on each when writers turn paint into text), the thing about Kim Guiline’s works is how, for once, I can truly have a look at them.

Related Organizations

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
United States

Keywords

Kim Guiline, Guiline Kim, 김기린, Dansaekhwa, Tansaekhwa, 단색화, red, 빨강, 빨간, Adrian Kohn

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