Heejung Shin, Che Ree Kwon "Artist Project 2025"
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- Apr 30
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Artist Project 2025
Contemporary Art Fair
Date: May 8-11, 2025
Location: Better Living Centre, Exhibition Place(195 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto, ON M6K 3C3)
Schedule of Event:
Thursday, May 8, 6 – 10 PM (Opening Night Preview)
Friday, May 9, 12 – 8 PM (Final Entry, 7:45PM)
Saturday, May 10, 12 – 8 PM (Final Entry, 7:45PM)
Sunday, May 11, 12 – 6 PM (Final Entry, 5:45PM)
Heejung Shin
Eden Mills, Ontario
Booth 514
Main
Heejung Shin is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Korea, working primarily in installation, drawing and painting. Her work explores identity, the fragility of the human body, and the law of impermanence. Especially the concept of losing language culture, identity and self as a result of cultural and social displacement. Heejung is exploring various medium and mainly she creates works with Han-Ji (Mulberry papers from Korea) exploring collage, layer, and installation. Heejung graduated from the University of Waterloo majoring Honours Fine Arts Studio Practice, Intensive Studio Specialization. She received numerous awards for her outstanding work including Printing Special Award, Helen L. Cross Memorial Scholarship and Vern Hacking Award in Fine Arts from the University of Waterloo. Heejung was part of the Gang-Won Contemporary Art Group Exhibition at Gangneung Museum of Art in Korea. Most recently her installation work selected for Nuit Blanche Winnipeg.
Che Ree Kwon
North York, Ontario
Booth 332
Main
Che Ree Kwon is a Toronto-based visual artist from South Korea, where she earned her master’s in Fine Art. She creates vibrant, layered compositions that echo her personal memories and emotions. Her art delves into themes of cultural identity and unity, weaving together shapes, colors, and textures to craft a visual language that is uniquely her own.
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