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Jeeyoung Lee Resume JeeYoung Lee Born : Seoul, Korea, 1983 Education: MFA, Photography, Hongik University, Seoul, Korea BFA, Visual Communication Design, Hongik University, Seoul, Korea Awards 25 iCanvas Photography Award Finalists of the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, 2020 Critical Mass Top 50, Photolucida, USA, 2017 BNLGroup- BNP Paribas Award semi-finalist, Italy, 2017 1st Ghasong Art Award, Dong Wha Pharm, Seoul, Korea, 2013 Public Art selected finalists, Public Art Magazine, Seoul, Korea, 2012 Selected for the 1st Ghasong art award, Dong Wha Pharm, Seoul, Korea, 2012 12nd Sajin Bipyong Awards, Photospace, Seoul, Korea, 2011 Top 30 finalists of the Sovereign Asian Art Prize, Hong Kong, 2011 Top 7 artists in the AHL Foundation Visual Arts Award, AHL Foundation, NYC, USA, 2011 Fn Art Vision Award Special Selection, The Financial News, Seoul, Korea, 2010 Photobelt 2010, Korea Print Photography Promotion Association, Seoul, Korea, 2010 Grants Selected Arts & Culture Nurturing Support Program Creative Arts Support (Visual Art), Incheon Foundation for Arts and Culture, Incheon, Korea, 2016 OCI Young Creatives, OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea, 2013 Collections PODO Museum, Jeju-do, Korea Seoul Metropolitan Government, Seoul, Korea Yangpyeong Art Museum, Yangpyeong-gun, Korea Osan Culture Foundation, Osan, Korea Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Kiyosato, Japan(2010) Incheon Foundation for Arts&Culture, Art Bank, Incheon, Korea OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea CAN Foundation, Seoul, Korea Selected Solo Shows 2020 Stage of Mind - outdoor exhibition, Le Grand Parquet/Paris Villette, Paris (France) Devaneios - Os Mundos de JeeYoung Lee, Farol Santander, Sao Paulo (Brasil) 2018 OzAsia Festival, Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide Australia) www.echofinearts.com | eve@echofinearts.com | +33 (0)6 32 00 28 89 2016 Just Another Day, Gallery GO, Incheon (Korea) 2015 Belfast Photography Festival, Naughton gallery at Queen’s, Belfast Northern Ireland) Art Stage Singapore (Singapore) 2014 Stage of Mind, K11 Art Foundation (Hong Kong) Stage of Mind : Scènes d'Esprit, OPIOM Gallery (France) 2013 Stage of Mind: Obsessive Compulsive, OCI Museum of Art, Seoul (Korea) 2011 Stage of Mind, Brain Factory, Seoul (Korea) 2010 BELT 2010 DAZED; Stage of Mind, Dongsanbang Gallery, Seoul (Korea) 2009 DAZED Stage of Mind, Gallery Kong, Seoul (Korea) Art Fairs & Selected Group Exhibitions 2020 Wonderful Days For All, Seoul Metropolitan Library, Seoul (Korea) 2019 My Favorite Alice: Alice, we've never met around the world, Lotte Gallery Incheon Terminal, Incheon / Lotte Gallery Cheongnyangni, Seoul (Korea) 2018 Write on Art, Draw a Book, Kyungpook National University Art Museum, Daegu (Korea) 29 Rooms (collaboration with Refinery29, San Francisco / Chicago (USA Art Hotel CAN, SFactory, Seoul (Korea) Bogildo, Gwangju Shinsegae Gallery, Gwangju (Korea) The New Era of Photography: The Fever of "Self- Portraits", Pier 2 Art Center, Kaohsiung (Taiwan) A Contemporary Reference of the Human Condition, Edition ONE Gallery, Santa Fe (USA Young Portfolio Acquisitions 2017, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Kiyosato (Japan) 2017 New Book, Waterfall Mansion & Gallery, New York City (USA 29 Rooms (collaboration with Refinery29, NYC / Los Angeles (USA Art Photo Budapest (Hungary) MIA Photo Fair, Milan (Italy) Another Way of Telling, Suwon Ipark Museum of Art, Suwon (Korea) The Little Prince: Three stars, Clayarch Gimhae Museum, Gimhae (Korea) 2016 Walk The Line, Opiom gallery, Opio (France) The Need For My Care, Waterfall Mansion and Gallery, NYC USA 2015 Kaleidoscope Landscape, Danwon Art Museum, Ansan Korea) The Secret Kingdom - Wonderland in SeMA, Buk Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul (Korea) www.echofinearts.com | eve@echofinearts.com | +33 (0)6 32 00 28 89 Translation (Idong), Festival Corée d'Ici, Montpellier (France) Diary of Family, Yangpyeong Art Museum, Yangpyeong-gun Korea) Imaginarium, Singapore Art Museum (Singapore) Today’s Menu, Space Can, Seoul (Korea) Sixth Sense, OCI Museum of Art, Seoul (Korea) The Letter From Fairyland, AK gallery, Suwon (Korea) NonSelf/NonSite, ART MORA, NYC USA 2014 Art Miami CONTEXT, Miami (USA Entre Nous, SNAP/CU1 Gallery/OPIOM Gallery, Miami USA Basically. Forever, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo (Japan) 12_Twelve, Beyond Museum, Seoul (Korea) Artist X Artistry gallery project: FORWARD BEAUTY, Haeun Art Gallery (International Film Festival), Busan / Amway Art Museum, Bundang (Korea) Art nova 100 Hong Kong Station_New Face, New Art, K11 Art Mall (Hong Kong) 2013 Same Figure Different Dreams, Korea University Museum, Seoul (Korea) Different-Unlike-Dissimilar, Gong Art Space, Seoul (Korea) Silhouette, Gallery LVS, Seoul (Korea) Public Art New Hero, Nemo, Seoul (Korea) Succeeding, Gallery Iang, Seoul (Korea) Special Exhibition; The Fan, Spirit of Korea in one hand, Gyeonggi Provincial Museum, Yongin (Korea) 2012 Landscape of Moment, Seongnam Arts Center, Seongnam-si Korea) Art Nova 100, Enjoy Museum of Art / SZ Art Center, Beijing (China) Interconnected Segment, ArtGate Gallery, New York USA 1st Chasong Art Award Exhibition, Gong Art Space, Seoul (Korea) Instruction of the Contemporary Art, Posco Art Museum, Seoul (Korea) AR festival, Asia Publication Culture&Information Center, Paju (Korea) The Sovereign Asian Art Prize Finalists Exhibition, Pearl Lam Galleries, Shanghai (China) / The Rotunda, Exchange Square (Hong Kong) StarWars Episode Ⅴ, UNC Gallery, Seoul (Korea) Tasty Land, Yangpyeong Art Museum, Yangpyeong-gun Korea) 2011 Playing in Old House 3, Old House, Seoul (Korea) Art & Cook, Sejong Center, Seoul (Korea) Casting Memories - The AHL Foundation Visual Arts Award Winners, ArtGate Gallery, New York (USA Seoul Photo Festival Photo Review, SeMA Gyeonghuigung of Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul (Korea) Worldwide@Young Portfolio, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Kiyosato (Japan) IYAP 2011 Society of the Spectacle, Interalia Art Company, Seoul (Korea) Manner of Seeing, Gallery Boda Contemporary, Seoul Korea) Young Portfolio Acquisitions 2010, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Kiyosato Japan) Child In Wonderland, Cyan Museum, Yeongcheon (Korea) 12nd Sajin Bipyong Awards Exhibition, Gallery Illum, Seoul (Korea) Insa Art Festival - Art to Design, Insa Art Center, Seoul (Korea) www.echofinearts.com | eve@echofinearts.com | +33 (0)6 32 00 28 89 2010 Financial News Art Festival - Korea Contemporary Artist 110, Sejong Center, Seoul (Korea) 2009 Serotonin Ⅱ, SeMA Gyeonghuigung of Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul (Korea) Between the Wormhole, Gallery Illum, Seoul (Korea) Eulim, Youngeun Museum, Kwangju-city, Gyeonggi-do Korea) Dong-gang International Photo Festival: Magic Flute, Yeongwol County Council, Yeongwol (Korea) Real and Unreal, Gallery Lux, Seoul (Korea) Post Photo, Topohaus, Seoul (Korea) 2008 Post Photo, Topohaus, Seoul (Korea) 2007 Post Photo, Topohaus, Seoul (Korea) Residences 2011 Playing in Old House, CAN Foundation, Seoul (Korea) Publications Liquid Spaces (edited by R. 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Borges), Gestalten, 2015 pp 126127 Wonderbook, Art Collection on Harmony of the Seas, International Corportate Art (ICArt), Norway, 2016 TV Features 2018 Heart of Korea, BBC World News 2015 Fashion One (Singapore + KT satellite TV 2014 France 3, French National News Press Hypeness.com.br, 03.2020 The New York Times, 06.09.2017 CNN International, 04.04.2014 Gente.ig.com.br, 06.03.2020 Refinery29.com, 06.09.2017 Groove Magazine, KO, 01.04.2014 Folhape.com.br, 04.06.2020 InHabitat.com, 02.07.2017 Harper’s Bazaar, MY, 01.03.2014 Veja Sao Paulo, 26.02.2020 CNN Style, 23.12.2016 Holland Herald (KLM, NL, Noticias.r7.com , 18.02.2020 CNN International, 21.12.2016 01.03.2014 MetroJornal.com.br, 14.02.2020 Berlin Poche, 01.04.2015 Art Magazin, DE, 01.03.2014 Vogue.globo.com, 15.02.2020 In Style.com, 03.04.2015 El Pais, ES, 25.02.2014, DasArtes.com.br, 13.02.2020 D Reppublica, 28.03.2015 Internazionale, IT, 25.02.2014 TreeHugger.com, 27.01.2020 This is Colossal, 14.01.2015 BLINK* magazine, KO, 21.02.2014 The Advertiser Australia, Noticias Caracol, CO, 17.09.2014 Le Soir, BE, 13.02.2014 26.10.2018 Udvikling DK, 01.07.2014 Heute, AT, 05.02.2014 The Adelaide Review, 17.10.2018 Compétence Photo, 13.05.2014 HN style, SK, 05.02.2014 www.echofinearts.com | eve@echofinearts.com | +33 (0)6 32 00 28 89 The NewYorker, 17.04.2014 XinHuaNet.com, 09.12.2013 LaRepubblica, IT, 06.12.2013 Wired, 21.03.2014 ChinaDaily.com.cn, 09.12.2013 GansuDaily.com.cn, 06.12.2013 MD Mag, DE, 01.02.2014 L’Huffington Post, IT, 09.12.2013 Booooooom.com, 06.12.2013 ParisMatch.com, 17.12.2013 Vivas.fi, 09.12.2013 BoredPanda.com, 05.12.2013 Today.com, 13.12.2013 TecheNet.com, 07.12.2013 BeautifulDecay.com, 05.12.2013 DiePresse.com, 12.12.2013 WorldNewsPress.net, 07.12.2013 ThisIsColossal.com, 04.12.2013 ABCNews.com, 11.12.2013 HuffingtonPost.fr, 07.12.2013 Sploid.Gizmodo.com, 04.12.2013 Buzzfeed.com, 10.12.2013 The Huffington Post UK, Demilked.com, 04.12.2013 TheGuardian.co.uk, 10.12.2013 07.12.2013 MyModernMet.com, 03.12.2013 TheDailyMail.co.uk, 10.12.2013 BusinessInsider.com, 06.12.2013 Yahoo, ES, 09.12.2013 YahooNews.com, 06.12.2013 www.echofinearts.com | eve@echofinearts.com | +33 (0)6 32 00 28 89.
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