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EMERGING KOREAN ARTISTS: Choi Seung Joon & Park Kyung Jin
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JNO GALLERY is pleased to announce, “Unrealistic Scenery” a Two Persons exhibition of the emerging Korean contemporary artists, Choi Seung Joon and Park Kyung Jin. The exhibition is on view from October 28- November 28 2021 at JNO Gallery. Distinctive from the current contemporary art flow, the two artists firmly focus on the essence of fine art, thus enlightening our imagination and our senses through delicate visualization.
Title: EMERGING KOREAN ARTISTS: Choi Seung Joon & Park Kyung Jin
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JNO GALLERY is pleased to announce, “Unrealistic Scenery” a Two Persons exhibition of the emerging Korean contemporary artists, Choi Seung Joon and Park Kyung Jin.
The exhibition is on view from October 28- November 28 2021 at JNO Gallery.
Distinctive from the current contemporary art flow, the two artists firmly focus on the essence of fine art, thus enlightening our imagination and our senses through delicate visualization.
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