Artist: Se Young Yim

Artworks

Left: Alison Kudlow, Ēostee (Risen), 2026, Ceramic, glass, cast aluminum, chain, 28 x 28 x 28 inches, hung 1 foot from the floor. Right: Se Young Yim, Pebble, 2026, Silicone, Plaster, Hanji (Korean traditional paper), motor, wires, acrylic paint, 37.5 x 31.5 x 6 inches.Photography by Carl Gunhouse.

Articles & Reviews

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Do I Know You From Somewhere? at Transmitter: Alison Kudlow, Susan Meyer, Hanna Washburn, and Se Young Yim 

Entering the bright gallery space, shared with Tiger Strikes Asteroid on the other side of the wall, you are welcomed by brightness and playfulness. Like walking into a kindergarten classroom, a playroom, or a yoga studio, the sculptural inhabitants are cordial yet also preoccupied with themselves. It is no coincidence that the curator and three of the artists are mothers who spend time with children. 

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The Philosophy of Physical Existence at Tutu Gallery

Installation view of Gentle Mist group exhibition at the Tutu Gallery, Photo Credit: Yulin Gu and Yuhan Shen

The exhibition titled Gentle Mist at the Tutu Gallery in Brooklyn could be mistaken for primarily being idea-driven, in which case the ideas precede artwork production, along the lines of artists working with clarity of vision, such as the Conceptual artist Sol Lewitt and the Minimalist artists Tony Smith and Robert Morris. However, upon closer examination of the works by this group of New York and Baltimore artists, we realize that the makers of the art objects are more intuitively engaged with their art. There is a great deal of trial and error and improvisation in the creative process, and the ideation and production processes integrate up into a complex maneuver or dance.