The Met Employee Art Show 2022

“Longevity” (2018), 42” x 14”, ground mineral pigment, gold, Korean paper (Hanji) wrapped on wood panel

Exhibition is open to public. Gallery 199, off the Greek & Roman Galleries. Exhibition Date : June 6 - June 19th, 2022.

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mET STAFF SHOW

ONLINE GROUP EXHIBITION

MAY, 2020

“Nocturne” (2017), 36” x 48”, mixed media on Korean paper (Hanji) wrapped on wood panel

"Kate Oh's Folk Scenographies” Review

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Workshop, The Asia Society and Museum

Feb 1, 2020

Lunar New Year Event

iNVITATIONAL SOLO EXHIBITION
KOREA ART FESTIVAL ART FAIR

November 20-24, 2019

THE MET STAFF ART SHOW 2019

IN GALLERY 199 AT THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART

OCT 28 - NOV 10

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minhwa workshop AT THE RUTGERS UNIVERSITY

The 8th beijing international art biennale china 2019

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gROUP EXHIBITION by north and south korean artists “In memory of President Dae Jung Kim”

Seoul, Korea

August 14-16, 2019

KFAA - International Art Exchange Exhibition Seoul & New York, Kim Bo Sung Art Center, Seoul, Korea

May 1-13, 2019

"The National Assembly of the Republic of Korea “North&South Korea Exhibit”"

March 11 - May 10, 2019

presented by Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Korea

minhwa workshop and exhibition at prienceton university

March 8, 2019

Korean Kite Painting Workshop, The Asia Society and Museum

Feb 09, 2019

Lunar New Year Event

"ARIRANG GRACE"

September 12 - November 10, 2018

Guild Hall Gallery, Hammod Museum

"international art exchange exhibition"

August 3 - August 18, 2018

Kate Oh Gallery, New York, NY, 10021

"Liaison"

July 11- August 1, 2018

Kate Oh Gallery, New York, NY, 10021

July Three Person Show

July 11- August 1, 2018

Kate Oh Gallery, New York, NY, 10021

“Here there is intimate play between insects, fruit, and vegetation, painted with delicate lightness of touch. The point of view is mostly at ground level. Nearly abstract butterflies, somewhat realistic wasps, beetles, frogs and praying mantises are busy in the foliage. Although these paintings were made in the spirit of Korean classical art, the expected color choices do not always apply--for example, vegetation can be blue.

This freedom with color is characteristic of Oh’s work. Other liberties are taken as well--2 mice on all fours among the leaves, are dressed in bride and groom clothing and share a piece of melon. Wit--often partially concealed--plays off the classic Chochungdo genre created by the Korean poet and artist Sin Saimdang in the 16th century. This humor has the playfulness of whimsy.”

-Sandra Moore

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Solo Exhibition

April 29 - May 6, 2018.

Permanently installed at Won Dharma center, Claverack, NY

In celebration of the lunar new year, the Asia Society in New York hosted an event "Moonover Manhattan". Along with other cultural booths, I conducted a Korean Mask (Tal) Painting workshop. I'd like to thank everyone who came and made Korean face masks with us! Also special thanks to ShinHan Art USA.