Installation view of Half Memory, Twice Remembered: Korean Artists from the Yale School of Art at Tina Kim Gallery, New York (July 9–24, 2026). Courtesy the artists and Tina Kim Gallery. Photo: Hyunjung Rhee.

Half Memory, Twice Remembered: Korean Artists from the Yale School of Art
Closing Friday, July 24, 2026
525 West 21st Street, NYC

There’s just one week left to catch Half Memory, Twice Remembered: Korean Artists from the Yale School of Art at Tina Kim Gallery before it closes Friday, July 24. Bringing together fourteen current students and recent alumni of the Yale School of Art, this vibrant group exhibition showcases the breadth of contemporary practice across painting, sculpture, installation, printmaking, and graphic design. Celebrating cultural ties, the exhibition offers a compelling glimpse into the next generation of artistic voices while reflecting Tina Kim Gallery’s longstanding commitment to supporting emerging artists from Korea and its diasporas.

The exhibition takes its title from a work by participating artist Su Ji Kim. Half Memory, Twice Remembered evokes the shifting, layered relationship between memory, language, and inheritance that quietly informs many of the practices on view. Moving between personal narrative and collective history, the works engage questions of identity, place, and belonging through both representation and material practice, tracing the ways cultural memory is carried, transformed, and reimagined across generations and geographies.

Participating artists include Claire Chey, Young Grace Cho, Yuna Cho, Grace Han, David Jung, Heejae Kim, Jeewon Kim, Namyoung Kim, Su Ji Kim, Haejin Park, Youngjin Park, Sok Song, Jam Yoo, and Allison Yoon.

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to discover these rising talents before the exhibition comes to a close!

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