ART FAIR
FOG Design + Art
January 21–25, 2026
Booth 210
Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, San Francisco
We are thrilled to return to FOG Design+Art with a focused presentation of artists from our contemporary program—many of whom have special ties to, and ongoing projects in, the Bay Area—alongside masters of Dansaekhwa monochrome tradition. Artists on view include Pacita Abad, Ha Chong-Hyun, Kim Tschang-Yeul, Kwon Young-Woo, Maia Ruth Lee, Lee ShinJa, Park Seo-Bo, Kibong Rhee, and Jane Yang D’Haene.
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EXHIBITION CLOSING SOON
Kang Seok Ho: Hold Still
November 20, 2025 – January 24, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 20, from 6–8pm
We are pleased to present Kang Seok Ho: Hold Still, the gallery’s second solo exhibition of the late Korean artist. Bringing together Kang’s Couple and Nude paintings—created between the mid-2010s and 2021—the exhibition traces the artist’s engagement with the human figure as a means to explore surface, materiality, and form. Depicting intertwined bodies yet stripped of narrative and erotic intent, these works reflect Kang’s fixation on painting itself—and the paradox of closeness and distance in seeing and depicting another. The exhibition’s title, Hold Still, refers to his signature process of re-framing images from contemporary life, translating the immediacy of photography into the slower temporality of paint.
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About the Gallery
Tina Kim Gallery is widely recognized for its unique programming that emphasizes international contemporary artists, historical overviews, and independent curatorial projects. The gallery has built a platform for emerging and established artists by working closely with over twenty artists and Estates, including Pacita Abad, Ghada Amer, Tania Pérez Córdova, and Mire Lee, amongst others. Our expanding program of Asian-American and Asian diasporic artists, including Maia Ruth Lee, Minoru Niizuma, and Wook-Kyung Choi, evince the gallery’s commitment to pushing the conversation beyond national frameworks.
Founded in 2001, the gallery opened the doors to its ground-floor Chelsea exhibition space in 2014. The gallery was instrumental in introducing Korean Dansaekhwa artists such as Park Seo-Bo, Ha Chong-Hyun, and Kim Tschang-Yeul to an international audience, establishing public and institutional awareness of this critically influential group of Asian Post-War artists. The gallery partners regularly with prominent curators, scholars, and writers to produce exhibitions and publications of rigor and critical resonance.