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Public Reception for Stereotyped Ordinary: Installation and Prints by Sangmi Yoo

  • Flatbed Center for Contemporary Printmaking 3701 Drossett Drive, Ste 190 Austin United States (map)
United Colors of Home, Layered Laser-cut screenprints, 18” x 14” 2019 Edition of 22

United Colors of Home, Layered Laser-cut screenprints, 18” x 14” 2019 Edition of 22


Flatbed is greatly pleased to present SANGMI YOO: Stereotyped Ordinary . A reception for the artist will be held on January 25th from 6 until 8 pm in the Flatbed Gallery. This exhibition and installation help Flatbed celebrate PrintAustin 2020 and we are pleased to welcome this distinguished and recognized artist and her work to Austin, Texas. The exhibition, which begins January 15 will be on view through February 15.

The reception will feature a brief artist talk at 6 pm. In Flatbed’s new digital studio, a representative from Canon large format printers will be giving demonstrations.

Sangmi uses a combination of digitally printed and laser cutting techniques to create a large installation of works that celebrate the often thought of as “ordinary” architectural structures around us including what may see stereotypical “house” or “home” images.

Korean-born artist, Sangmi Yoo is Professor and Associate Director of Art at Texas Tech University and received an MFA in printmaking from The Ohio State University and a BFA in painting from Seoul National University. Her creative activity features the first Wolhee Choe Memorial Award as part of 2014 AHL Foundation's Visual Arts Prize in New York, the 2012 Seacourt Print Workshop Artist-in-Residence in Northern Ireland, a 2010 Puffin Foundation Artist Grant, the 2009 Springfield Art Museum Purchase Award, exhibitions at American University Museum in Washington DC, Seoul Olympic Museum of Art, the Museum of Printing History in Houston, the Moonshin Museum in Korea, the Gyeongnam International Art Festival in Korea and the 2008 Pacific Rim International Print Exhibition (Christchurch, New Zealand), and museum collections at the Art Bank of the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Korea, the Springfield Art Museum and The Museum of Texas Tech University, among others.

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