"Light is Coming Late: My Own Woman Artist, Private Collector 

This talk rediscovers the art of forgotten women artists and discusses the value of late-blooming works.

Explore how art can stand the test of time through the lives and work of women artists from the 1920s-40s, including Kim Yun-Shin, Helen Pasijian, Ethel Adnan, and Reese Krahl.

Share your personal feelings and criteria as a collector, and what your encounters with them have meant to your private collection.

It conveys the joy of collecting over fads, conviction over trends, and the inner self, and inspires participants to discover their own "shining artist.

📅 Saturday, April 12, 2025, 14:00-15:30

📍Exhibit Hall 3 TALK LOUNGE

About the speaker
Lee has been communicating art with the public through art-related writings, lectures, and broadcasts.
He also runs the Communicating Picture Institute, the International Institute for Contemporary Art Education, Big Fish Art, a contemporary art education organization, and Joy Museum, a museum education organization.

You can apply for this program on-site.

We hope you'll join us for this program, where you'll discover the hidden world of women artists and a new perspective on collecting.