Works by Korean and American Artists Converge at SoLA
South LA Contemporary, or SoLA, will feature two exhibitions, Saturation and Pandemic Winter , which begin simultaneously on Dec. 12.
Saturation exhibits work by six American artists and 21 artists from the Korean Painting Association, working simultaneously in studios on opposite sides of the world, utilizing traditional Korean pigments and brushes. There will also be an artist talk on Zoom with the date to be announced.
While SoLA could not meet with the artists in person and experience the intersection of Korean and American cultures, it has made the best of the challenges this pandemic brings and its effects on travel and shared physical experiences. As the gallery has received and exhibits the art works of both Korean and
American artists, it has found ways to continue building these cultures together.
Pandemic Winter is SoLA’s annual fundraiser with original art works priced to sell at $100 each; proceeds will benefit SoLA’s ongoing community programs. The silent auction of small works will take place physically in the gallery, Dec. 12 to 19 and extend online until Dec. 26.
Saturation
Time: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 12 to 19
Details: RSVP to info@SoLA contemporary.org
Venue: SoLA Contemporary Gallery, 3718 W. Slauson Ave., Los Angeles
Pandemic Winter
Time: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 12 to 26
Details: RSVP to info@SoLAcontemporary.org, online auction at www.solacontemporary.org