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Choi Young Wook: Karma
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Choi Young Wook: KARMA: rites
Choi Young Wook: KARMA: rites
Helen J Gallery is thrilled to present KARMA: rites, Korean artist Choi Young Wook’s second exhibition with the gallery. The works on view cement Choi’s role as a leading figure in...
HAN Young-wook / Noteentiendo
HAN Young-wook / Noteentiendo
HAN Young-wook solo exhibition in CHUNCHEON CULTURAL FOUNDATION, S.KOREA...
Premiere Julie, Painting for Lunch, Brotherhood 28 February 1966
The picture shows five teenagers, three young men and two young women, sitting around a table. The three young men are dressed in costume and tie, the two young women are dressed in dress.
Premiere Julie, Painting for Lunch, Brotherhood 28 February 1966
The picture shows five teenagers, three young men and two young women, sitting around a table. The three young men are dressed in costume and tie, the two young women are dressed in dress.
Premiere Julie, Painting for Lunch, Brotherhood 28 February 1966
The picture shows five teenagers, three young men and two young women, sitting around a table. The three young men...
Karma-Court of King Shinkō (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
Karma-Court of King Shinkō (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
King Shinkō, the first of the Ten (judge) kings, enthrones between his auxiliaries and observes the events before him. A oni as a torturer plows the tongue of a deceased man bound ...
Karma-Court of King Sōtei (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
Karma-Court of King Sōtei (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
King Sōtei, the third of the ten (judge) kings of the dead kingdom and the other over his own court, can be told by an assistant about the deeds of the dead, who is held by the oni...
Karma-Court of King Shokō (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
Karma-Court of King Shokō (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
A court servant brings court files to King Shokō, the second of the Ten (judge) kings. In front of the king, the dead souls are tortured. In the post-death period, common Buddhist ...