제15회 “코리아 아트&소울” 찿아가는 한국문화체험교실
(온라인 한국전통회화의 예술 워크숍)
온라인 서예 워크숍
일시 : 7월12일~16일 오후 3시
장소 : 메릴랜드 찰스카운티 공립도서관
강사 : 임현기작가, 임은정박사
Course Description:
Hangul was invented by King Sejong and his scholars in the 15th century was adopted as nonofficial writing throughout the Joseon dynasty (1392-1910) until it has emerged as contemporary forms in Modern Korea. The workshop will provide an overview of the history of Hangul calligraphy practices as well as an introduction to the principles, techniques and attitude. We will start from basic line writing to two forms of Hangul calligraphy, the Panbon
style and the Palace style.
Artist: Hyun Ki Lim 임현기
Hyun Ki Lim is a Seoul based calligrapher and he is a Chairman of Oriental Calligraphy Association in Korea. Lim graduated from the College of Business Administration, Youngnam University and completed the Graduate School of Education, Korea University. He studied calligraphy under Wonkok Kim, Kiseung. Hyun Ki Lim won many prizes including the 30th National art Exhibition (1981), Dongah Fine Arts Festival (1983) and taught calligraphy at the College of Fine Arts, Suwon University. Lim has been exhibited his works internationally and published books; Theory on the Techniques of Calligraphy (1986) and Life and Arts of Calligraphy of Chang, Seodo (1981)
Translator: Dr. Eunjung Lim 임은정
Dr. Eunjung Lim is Dean of Insititute of Korean Education and Culture at Kongju National University(KNU). She earned her Ph.D. in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies(SAIS).
Before joining the KNU faculty, she taught at several universities including Ritsumeikan University, in Kyoto, Japan and Joh
일시 : 7월22~23일 오후 3시 (Korean Ink Painting Workshop)
장소 : 메릴랜드 찰스카운티 공립도서관
강사 : 김선두 한국화작가 ,이서연 강사
This pre-recorded workshop will demonstrate the art of Korean Ink Painting, with Master Artist, Sun Doo Kim, and instructor, Seoyun Lee. This workshop will be available the entire month of August.
his program is presented by KACAF with Master Artist, Sun Doo Lee, and instructor, Seoyun Lee. This event is a pre-recorded video program. The link to the video will be available on the confirmation page, along with a Korean Traditional Painting Informational and Korean Ink Painting Template provided by KACAF. Additionally, the templates can be picked up at the La Plata, Potomac, P.D. Brown, and Waldorf West branches during regular business hours.
Link to Korean Ink Painting Informational: Korean Ink Painting Informational PDF
Link to Korean Ink Painting Template: Korean Ink Painting Template
From KACAF:
This workshop will demonstrate what Korean Ink Painting is and how to do it. Korean Ink Painting is the art of margin. Like the pause to accentuate the rhythm of a song, marginal spaces in Korean painting have a critical role as much as the painted part. In the lesson, you will see how the harmony can be made between the blank space and painting part. Furthermore, they will show how to use the brush to make basic but magical brush strokes with ink and Korean paper. The black ink in Korean ink painting is not only black. The black color can be seen as kaleidoscopic and have very multiple effects depending on the brush stroke. It’s a very delicate but simple and fascinating way to draw.
Also it’s about depicting your mind. Before carrying out your drawing, you must illustrate the image you want to draw in your mind. It’s not only a notionary image but also the discovery of your emotion and concept toward the world. In the workshop you can have time to observe your response to the surroundings around you through visual painting.
Commitment to Safety
Per county government facility protocols, the indoor mask mandate has been reinstated for Charles County. All library visitors ages five and over must wear a mask. Social distancing should be maintained when possible, and masks and hand sanitizer remain available. For more information, visit our CCPL Information Updates.
Master Artist: Sun Doo Kim
Sun Doo Kim received his BFA and MFA from the Korean Painting Department at Chung-Ang University, in Korea, and has worked as a professor at Chung-Ang University for over 30 years. He has held numerous exhibitions internationally, including at the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Korea, Posco Museum, Hakgojae Gallery in Shanghai, and the Korean Center in Washington DC. His works became permanent collections of the most representative places for arts in Korea like the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Korea, Seoul Museum of Art, and Constitutional Court of Korea. His Korean Painting is well known for his modernized and open attitude, but at the same time his variation is firmly based on the long termed rigorous practice and deep understanding of Korean painting tradition.
Seoyun Lee received her BA from Department of Education at Busan National University in Korea and her MA from Department of Art History at Seoul National in Korea. Then she moved to London to pursue her art career in the graduate course of Chelsea College of Arts(UAL) and got a graduate diploma degree. Her Korean painting is a way to access and understand nature and humans holistically depending on a non dualistic Asian philosophical tradition which does not divide the world as an object and subject. In her recent practice, her works span from traditional ink painting techniques to contemporary media like videos and installations.
AGE GROUP: | All Ages |
EVENT TYPE: | Workforce Development | Story Time | STEM | Arts & Crafts |
TAGS: | workshop | Virtual | Summer Learning Challenge | Arts |
