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Jeong Lok Lee JEONG LOK LEE LEE JEONGLOKNé / Born : Gwangju, South Korea in 1971 Vit et travaille / Live and works : Seoul, Korea EDUCATION B.F.A in Design, Gwangju University, Gwangju, South Korea (1996) M.F.A in Photo Design, Graduate School of Hongik University, Seoul, South Korea (1998) M.F.A in Fine Art Photography, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York, USA (2002) SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2015 Nabi, Soul Art Space, Busan (South Korea) See the Unseen, BMW PHOTO SPACE, Busan (South Korea) 2014 Journey of Light, Shinsegae Gallery, Busan (South Korea) Let There Be The Light, Zendai Contemporary Art Space, Shanghai (PRC) Palette of Light, Kwanhoon Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Tree of Life in Island, Shinsegae Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Tree of Life in Island, Shinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) 2013 Tree of Life in Island, Soul Art Space, Busan (South Korea) Light & Revelation, Vit Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) 2012 Decoding Scape, The Museum of Photography, Seoul (South Korea) Decoding Scape, Dudon Museum of Art, Jeju (South Korea) See the Unseen, Soul Art Space, Busan (South Korea) 2010 Tree of life, Vit Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Tree of life, Shinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) 2009 Jeonglok LEE, Gallery Kong, seoul (South Korea) 2007 The Mythic scape, Trunk Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) The Mythic scape, Shinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) 2003 Aquarium, Shinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) 2002 Clarias, Nine Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) 2001 Clarias, SPAS Gallery, Rochster, New York (USA) 1998 The Southern Land, Gallery 2000, Seoul (South Korea) SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2015 Surveying the Landscape : Contemporary Korean Photography, Wall Space gallery, Santa Barbara (USA) Foto Istanbul, Kabatas, Istanbul (Turkey) Dali International Photography Exhibition, Dali, Yunnan province (PRC) Master of Light, Shine Artist, London (United Kingdom) Water also Dreams, Jeju Museum of Art, Jeju (South Korea) 2014 Nature, in process, space cottonseed (Singapore) Ha Jung-woong Young Artists "Light-2014", Kwangju Museum of Art, Gwangju (South Korea) FULL MOON: A Story of Sky and Earth, Daegu Photo Biennale, Daegu (South Korea) JOURNAL OF THE PLAGUE YEAR, ARCO ART CENTER, Seoul (South Korea) Festival of Photography in Museum-History, Kwangju Museum of Art, Gwangju (South Korea) 2013 Meditated Landscape, Woljeon Museum of Art, Icheon (South Korea) Breath of Tree, Cheonan Arts Centre Museum of Art, Cheonan (South Korea) Utopia, Opera Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Fact of Fiction, Kwanhoon Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) 2012 Mudeung Tales, TODAY ART MUSEUM, Beijing (PRC) Gwangju Biennale - Round Table (Gwangju Biennale Exhibition Hall, Gwangju) Secret, the Margin of Error, Arko Art Centre, Seoul (South Korea) 2011 Mythology Today, Pohang Museum of Art, Pohang (South Korea) Magical Country, Yangpyeong Art Museum, Yangpyeong (South Korea) Nature, Image, Ilwoo Space, Seoul (South Korea) Make Movement, Kumho Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) The 3rd International Contemporary Art: Creation from the Fingertips, Gwangju Biennale Hall, Gwangju (South Korea) Open It to Your Mom, Gallery Now, Seoul (South Korea) 2010 Nanjing Biennale:AND_WRITERS, Jiangsu Provincial Art Museum, Nanjing (PRC) On the Cutting Edge: Aspects of Korean Contemporary Photography, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung, (Taiwan) The Moment, 63 Sky Art Museum, Seoul (South Korea) 2010 Media Art Festival: DIGIFESTA, Gwangju Biennale Hall, Gwangju (South Korea) 2009 Seoul International Photo Festival, Garden 5 Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Gwangju & Seoul Creative Studio Resident Artists Exchange Exhibition: No..., Gwangju Museum of Art, Gwangju (South Korea) Serotonin II, SeMA Gyeonghuigung of Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul (South Korea) OZ Thema, Shinsegae Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Make Up Photo, Vit Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Getxophoto Festival, Getxo (Spain) Blue Dot ASIA, Seoul Art Centre, Seoul (South Korea) Utopia, Gallery Illum, Seoul (South Korea) New Digital Age, Novosibirsk State Art Museum, Novosibirsk (Russia) 2008 Illusion, 2x13 Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Art at Home: Wonderful Life, Doosan Art Centre, Seoul, Korea Factory, Ilmin Museum of Art, Seoul (South Korea) Contemporary Korean Art, Korean Cultural Centre, London (united Kingdom) Time of Response, Arario Gallery, Beijing (PRC) 2007 Multiple Art Lovers, Gallery M, Daegu (South Korea) Shanghai eArt Festival, Xuhui Art Museum, Shanghai (PRC) Our Land, Our People, Gwangju Folk Museum, Gwangju (South Korea) Daegu and Gwangju New Vision, Debec Gallery, Daegu (South Korea) The First Decade, Shinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) 2006 Uijae Art Studio open studio, Uijae Museum, Gwangju (South Korea) Media Experiment, Chosun University Museum, Gwangju (South Korea) Historical Culture Travel: Island, Shinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) Humanity of Angle, Gwangju Museun of Art, Gwangju (South Korea) The Image of Korean Modern Life, Ilmin Museum of Art, Seoul (South Korea) 2005 The Tales of 15 Villages, The former site of Jeollanaamdo Provincial Building, Gwangju (South Korea) Geumgang Nature Art Pre-Biennale 2005: ABOUT-FROM-FOR NATURE, Yatoo Nature Art-Museum, Gongju (South Korea) Toward Ecotopia, Jeollanamdo Okgwa Art Museum, Okgwa (South Korea) 2004 Geumgang Nature Art Pre-Biennale 2004, Geumgang Biennale Special Hall, Gongju (South Korea) Korea Young Artists Biennale, Daegu Culture and Art Center, Daegu (South Korea) Landscape: 10 photographers, Uijae Museum, Gwangju (South Korea) 2003 It's the Landscape, Chohung Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) View and Gaze, Sinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) Amazing Things Happen in Gwangju River Lotte Gallery, Gwangju (South Korea) 2001 Intersection, SPAS Gallery, Rochester, New York (USA) 19 photographers with Calm Land, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Fukuoka (Japan) Digital Art, Gallery r, Rochester. New York (USA) Honour Show, SPAS Gallery, Rochester, New York (USA) 2000 More Than Several, SPAS Gallery, Rochester, New York (USA) 1999 Calm land, Sai Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Honam photo Festival, Familyland Special Exhibition Hall, Gwangju (South Korea) 1998 6 Photographers with Calm Land, Gallery 2000, Seoul (South Korea) 1997 HIPHO, Indeco Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) Commuagate, Sansung Photo Gallery, Seoul (South Korea) AWARDS Shinsegae Art Awards, Grand Prize (2006) PUBLIC COLLECTIONS Art Bank, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Korea Gwangju Museum of Art, Gwangju, Korea Daelim Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea Art Sonje Museum, Gyeongju, Korea Westin Chosun Hotel, Busan, Korea Ilmin Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea Jeollanam-do Provincial Office, Muan, Korea.
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