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    WoolGa Choi 

    (Korean, b.1956)

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    Born in 1956, Busan, Korea.

    Lives in Seoul and works in New York and Paris.

     

    1993   Ecole Boulle, National Decorative Art School (Paris, France)

    1994   Ecole des Beaux Arts de Versailles (France)

     

     

    Selected Solo Exhibitions

    2014     Gallery Kita, Nara

    2013     Gallery Absainthe, Seoul

                  Gallery HO, New York

                  Gallery 101, Seoul

    2012     Yace Gallery, New York

    2011     Crossing art gallery, New York

    2009     Gallery Shirota, Tokyo

    2005     Gallery Jean Art Center Exhibition, Seoul

    2004     “Lines Found in Cave Wall Paintings”, Gallery Kita, Nara

    2001     Gallery 220, New York

                  “Primitivism Which Should Be Explored with Lines”, Gallery Kita, Nara

    1999     Invited by New York Modern Art Gallery, New York

    1998     Museum Kameke, Berlin        

                  Invitation Exhibition at Reu_Dex Gallery, Kyoto      

                  Invitation Exhibition at Kirin Plaza Art Museum, Osaka

    1997     Invitation Exhibition Asahi Broadcasting & ABC Gallery, Osaka

    1996     Invitation Exhibition at Gallery Saint Charles Rose, Paris

    1993     Gallery ‘Espace Keller, Paris

     

     

    Selected Group Exhibitions

    2011     “Six sens”, New York

    2010     “Spontaneous”, Space Womb Gallery, New York

                  “If You See Nothing, Say Something”, the Invisible Dog art center, New York

                  “Six Senses”, the space gallery, New York

                   Collage of Memories_ Korean Contemporary Art, Soka Art Center, Bajing

    2008      Gallery Fernando Alcolea, Barcelona

    2007      “Seoul Three Boxes”, UNC gallery, Seoul

    2005      New Collection, National Modern Art Museum, Gwachun

    2004      Boxes, Wadakuchi Museum, Kyoto

                   “The Boxes”, Star Poets Gallery,Tokyo

    2000       “Limit of Primitive Expression”, gallery Modern Art, New York

    1998      “A clock”, Kobe Comtemporary Museum, Kobe

                   “Good artist”,  Kyoto City Museum, Kyoto

    1995       collective exhibition D, automne pour le tableautin (Paris)

                    Association vill de Fresnes salon de nobember (Paris)

    1993       annual exhibition chene D,antin (Paris)

                    collective exhibition art croissy (Paris)

                    collective exhibition Beaux-Art (Paris)

    1992        “A Sense of Africa”, gallery ever, Paris

                    “A Primitive Sense”, gallery espace keller25, Paris

                    "Wall Winter", gallery everart, Paris

                    "art plus art", gallery naslte, Paris

    1991        3 Person, gallery akie aricci, Paris

          

     

    Art Fairs

    2014       Busan Art Show, Busan

    2013       KIAF, Seoul

    2011       KIAF, Seoul

                    Dae Gu Art Fair

    2010       KIAF, Seoul

    2009       KIAF, Seoul

    2008       Art Export, New York 

                    Taiwan Art Fair, Taipei

    2007       Miami International Art Fair, Miami

                    Art Export, New York 

                    Shanghai International Art Fair. Shanghai

                    Taiwan Art Fair, Taipei

    2006       Shanghai International Art Fair, Shanghai

    2003-2009   KIAF, (seoul)

    2001       Koln Art Fair, Koln 

    1997       Art fair Fiac & Saga, Paris

     

     

    Publishing

    1994       “First Pictorial”

    2000       “Painting Diary”

    2005       Second pictorial "nouvau sauvage"  

    2004       "Choi Woolga Is Not A Crying Boy," written by Kim Yun-bae

    2008       “Le sauvase”

    2013       "Black & white"