Korean American Photo Media, Inc. Group Exhibition
- July 1, 2023 – December 29, 2023
- Bank of Hope Manhattan Branch (16 West 32nd Street, New York, NY 10001)
- M-F: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Bank of Hope Business Hours)
- Participating Artists: George Jung, Andrew Sokchu Kim, Youngmi Jin
- No opening reception
New York, NY. AHL Foundation, a non-profit organization supporting Korean artists, is proud to announce the “Korean American Photo Media, Inc. Group Exhibition” as part of its Art in the Workplace program. The exhibition will take place at Bank of Hope’s Manhattan branch located at 16 West 32nd Street, New York, NY 10001.
The exhibition showcases the works of three Korean American Photo Media, Inc. members, namely George Jung, Andrew Sokchu Kim, Youngmi Jin, in a captivating group exhibition that explores how the artists’ lives are interconnected with their photography. Youngmi Jin draws inspiration from the azure aura of nature to reflect upon human life through her photographs. Geory Jung confesses to learning the laws and order of nature through his photography, asserting that photographs can bring joy to people by capturing the moments of nature and life. Meanwhile, Andrew Sokchu Kim captures delicate emotions and mindsets as he expresses his anticipation of the rising and setting sun and moon in his photographs. Through the artworks of these three talented artists, visitors can sense the essence of nature amidst their busy everyday lives.
This exhibition is part of AHL Foundation’s Art in the Workplace program, which aims to make Korean contemporary art accessible to all within the commercial spaces of daily life. Thanks to the partnership between AHL Foundation and Bank of Hope, visitors can enjoy the exhibition at Bank of Hope’s Manhattan branch until June 30, 2023, during operating hours (9:00 AM – 4:00 PM). For inquiries related to the exhibition and artwork purchases, please contact info@ahlfoundation.org.
About Korean American Photo Media, Inc.
Korean American Photo Media, Inc. was registered as a non-profit organization in 2019 with the purpose of contributing to society for the development of photography, pursuing international exchanges, protecting the rights and interests of members, and improving self-esteem. The association boasts a membership of 30 individuals, engaging in various key programs such as photo cultural exchange, association-wide exhibitions, photographic volunteer work in Korean communities, and photography education. Korean American Photo Media, Inc. actively endeavors to foster the growth of the photography industry and promote the works of Korean-American photographers. With a commitment to cultural enrichment and artistic development, the association strives to establish meaningful connections with the global photography community.
