#Sunkoo Yuh

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Sunkoo Yuh’s clusters of ceramic figures traverse different cultures and topics. See more on HiFructose.com.

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Time to Pray,  by Sunkoo Yuh

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SunKoo Yuh

Kyungmin Park"When Your Mind is Else

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Mugshot Monday - "Peaceful Tree" coffee mug by Minsoo Yuh with Earl Grey Black Tea by Choice Organics

This is my wife's Minsoo Yuh cup she found at this year's St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour in May.

Cindy started picking up different sized coffee cups with the same lovely painting of a tree with little colorful leaves. The cups were so beautiful and felt amazing to hold.

She had settled on getting one, but was indecisive about which one was the perfect cup.

Pretty soon she had 4 cups she was scrutinizing! It became slightly comical.

That's when we bumped into Minsoo. We introduced ourselves and had a delightful conversation after chuckling about Cindy's difficult decision.

Minsoo was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, but moved to the United States and lives in Athens, GA as a full time studio potter with her husband, SunKoo Yuh, who is also a ceramic artist.

She often makes the trip to Minnesota for pottery events and has had her work on display at Northern Clay Center. I hope you get a chance to meet her some day because she is a fabulous person.

I have a feeling I will have my own Minsoo Yuh coffee mug in the future. They are so goooooood. 😀 ☕️

See also also my 640+ photos from the Mugshot Monday project here: www.MugshotMonday.com – Every Mug Has A Story

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*En éstas fotos pueden verse las diversas obras que realiza el artista y momentos de construcción de las piezas de escala humana*

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Third Thursday December 16

The next Third Thursday — the monthly evening of art in Athens, Georgia — is scheduled for Thursday, December 16, from 6 to 9 p.m. All exhibitions are free and open to the public. This schedule and location and hours of operation information for each venue is available at 3thurs.org. Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia Yoga in the Galleries, 6 p.m. — Join us via Zoom for a free yoga class surrounded by works of art in the galleries. Led by instructors from Five Points Yoga, this program is free and open to both beginner and experienced yogis. This program is available both in-person and via Zoom. Email gmoa-tours@uga.edu to reserve an in-person spot or join us on Zoom. On view: “Collective Impressions: Modern Native American Printmakers” — Examines the individuals, communities and institutions central to elevating printmaking as a medium among Native American artists during the second half of the 20th century. “Inside Look: Selected Acquisitions from the Georgia Museum of Art” — With more than 17,000 objects in its collection, the museum cannot show everything all the time. This exhibition features new gifts and purchases across our curatorial departments that have filled critical gaps in the permanent collections. “In Dialogue: Views of Empire: Grand and Humble” — Two sets of Russian prints: sweeping cityscapes and small hand-colored lithographs of working-class occupations “Jennifer Steinkamp: The Technologies of Nature” — A video installation by Jennifer Steinkamp consisting of her work “Mike Kelley” “Contemporary Japanese Ceramics from the Horvitz Collection” — This exhibition presents Japanese pottery and porcelain created by three generations of master ceramic artists. Made with both ancient and modern materials and methods, their works are exceptionally diverse. They share the exceptional craftsmanship and sophisticated design characteristic of Japanese contemporary ceramics. “Power and Piety in 17th-Century Spanish Art” — Works by premiere Spanish baroque painters such as Francisco de Zurbarán, Bartolomé Murillo, Pedro Orrente and others, on loan from Bob Jones University Museum & Gallery. The museum’s days of operation are Tuesday – Sunday. Reserve a free ticket and see our policies at https://georgiamuseum.org/visit/. ATHICA: Athens Institute for Contemporary Art ATHICA@675, Pulaski St., Suite 1200 Closed until January 2022. ATHICA@CINÉ Gallery “Entropic Cinema: Video Art by Eddie Lohmeyer” — Using deconstructive approaches such as glitch, physical modifications to hardware and assemblage, Lohmeyer’s installations, sculpture and video have been exhibited both nationally and internationally, most recently at 1308 Gallery at the University of Wisconsin, Ground Level Platform (Chicago, Illinois), the Yeltsin Center in Yekaterinburg, Russia, and the 2021 Milan Machinima Festival. Lyndon House Arts Center 4 – 6 p.m. — Opening Day: “Dignos y Sin Barreras (Dignified and without Barriers),” curated by Maria Elias. Artists and curator will be in attendance. 4 – 6 p.m. —Holiday Market: Artists include Amanda Burk, Sara Parker, Leslie Grove, Bee Natural, Jim Talley, Lily Smith, Jadin Fielteau, TinkerWagon, Suzanne Reeves, Creations by Rise, William Stephanos, Leslie Litt, Ciel Rodriguez, Denise Burns, Will Langford, Hannah Jones, Camren Gober, Will Eskridge, Abigail West and others. On View: “Figure Ground” includes the work of artists investigating the lens of an art lesson as a metaphor. This exhibition plays on the interchangeableness of positive and negative space and figure and ground. The exhibition suggests that positive and negative are interchangeable and that perception may be learned but can be shifted. Artists included are Kevin Cole, William Downs, Phil Jasen, Susan Nees, Terry Rowlett, Kate Windley and Sunkoo Yuh. “Follow Like Friend,” an exhibition of art that comments on issues surrounding social media: connection, disconnection and surveillance. Artists include Alyssa Davis, Kimberly Riner and Stephanie Sutton. “Curation of Self,” guest curated by Kendall Rogers, features works by Parawita Staumm, Anjali Howlett, Lauren Schuster, Monsie Troncosco, Emmie Harvard and Alan Barrett. “Chants/Chance: Tinctures, Totem and Charms” by George Davidson. A self-taught jazz saxophonist, artist, poet, blues musicologist, author and tinkerer extraordinaire, George Davidson exhibits a selection of assemblages of choice found miscellany. “Collections From our Community: Bill Raines Pond Boats” — Bill is a photographer and while traveling throughout Georgia he’s come to know all the junk shops along his routes. He’s picked up these antique toy vessels along the way.

tiny ATH gallery “Amanda Jane VS Amanda Jane Show” —  This exhibition by Amanda Jane Burk (@ourladyofprints) and Amanda Jane Crouse (@amandajaneartist) includes prints, paintings and a sculpture or two. Safety precautions in place for tiny ATH gallery:

Face masks are required in the building

Please consider parking up Pulaski/Cleveland to alleviate parking issues  

If you feel unwell, or have been in touch with anyone who has been sick, please stay home

Enter through front porch door

Hotel Indigo, Athens ArtWall@Hotel Indigo: “All or Nothing” — Considering the intersection of natural and industrial beauty, “All or Nothing” juxtaposes organic abstractions and lush landscapes with historic structures and decimated buildings. Featured artists include Alexa Rivera, Christina Matacotta and Zahria Cook. Glass Cube: “Aurora,” an installation by multimedia artist Zane Cochran featuring changing light and geometric lanterns based on occurrences of the Northern Lights. Open 24/7. Creature Comforts Brewing Co.’s CCBC Gallery “The Doors of Athens” — Featuring sixteen new silk paintings of unique Athens business entryways by international artist René Shoemaker, on view 5 –10 p.m. on Third Thursday.

Lamar Dodd School of Art Galleries, University of Georgia No programming for this month’s Third Thursday. The Athenaeum No programming for this month’s Third Thursday. BARBAR No programming for this month’s Third Thursday. The Classic Center No programming for this month’s Third Thursday. The Porcelain and Decorative Arts Museum at the Center for Art and Nature Not open on this Third Thursday. — Third Thursday was established in 2012 to encourage attendance at Athens’ established art venues through coordination and co-promotion by the organizing entities. This schedule and venue locations and regular hours can be found at 3thurs.org. Contact: Michael Lachowski, Georgia Museum of Art, mlachow@uga.edu.

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Miami Florida Downtown

Things You Can Do in Miami Florida Downtown

Usually the locals share a love-hate relationship with Miami Florida Downtown. This is a multi-billion dollar high-rises strip. Here you will come across hordes of tourists. This is actually the urban core of Miami. As a matter of fact, this is the earliest part that was developed in 1890s. In this part of the city, you will find several cultural institutions and historic buildings. Here are some things that you can do when you visit downtown Miami.

Miami Florida Downtown

Visit Perez Art Museum

There is nothing better than contemporary art. Perez Art Museum Miami, the flagship museum of Miami. Here you will see Julio Le Parc: Form into Action. As a matter of fact, you will experience the shiny and funky kinetic art which includes light projections, paintings, sculptures, and video. Herzog & de Meuron is the museum’s architect. This place offers year round exhibits along with educational programs for the kids. The best part about this is you will be able to attend the teaching artist program if you want to become an artist.

Get Training in Miami Science Barge

Do you want to become a marine biologist? If so then you should definitely go for the Miami Science Barge. This is one of the best parts about Miami Florida Downtown. It is a floating marine laboratory which is also an environmental education center. This vessel floats on the Biscayne Bay. You will be able to access it from the Museum Park itself. When you are on board, you have the option to check out the hydroponic system, the solar panels, and the aquaculture hatchery. The barge will also offer you with field trips for students from kindergarten to class 12. Thus, they will be able to learn about environmental responsibility and sustainability.

Pay Homage to Miami Heat

The list of places to visit in Miami Florida Downtown will not be complete if you do not include the Heat Nation. Irrespective of whether you are driving, biking, or walking downtown, the American Airlines Arena is pretty difficult to miss out. Arquitectonica, the popular firm has designed this structure.

Visit Freedom Tower

If you want an aerial view of downtown Miami, you should visit the yellow Mediterranean revival tower. This place is topped with a lantern. The history of this tower is reflected in the tower’s Cultural Legacy Gallery. As a matter of fact, the history is mainly dedicated to the work which can impact the Cuban culture. On the second floor, you will come across displays from Korean artist Sunkoo Yuh.

Check Out the Shopping Arcade

When you go for shopping in Miami Florida Downtown, you should definitely check out the shopping arcade. If you are a fashionista, it might not be top on the list. However, this was a hotspot for commerce in the 20th century. The mall is still open. However, it is unoccupied with a Christmas tree, a tailor, and a pop-up stand. You might not find any such thing to buy but if you wander around the corridors, it will be a nostalgic trip for you.

Take a Stroll on the Riverwalk

As far as romantic strolls are concerned, there is nothing that can beat the Riverwalk. As you walk, you will find the Miami River on your right. The place is dotted with public work of art.

If all these don’t suit you then you can take in some fresh air at the Biscayne Bay. In this street, you will find tourist all around. At times, you need the greenery to shake off the claustrophobia of the city life. Since, you are in downtown Miami you will not have to travel much to find it out.

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Miami Florida Downtown

Things You Can Do in Miami Florida Downtown

Usually the locals share a love-hate relationship with Miami Florida Downtown. This is a multi-billion dollar high-rises strip. Here you will come across hordes of tourists. This is actually the urban core of Miami. As a matter of fact, this is the earliest part that was developed in 1890s. In this part of the city, you will find several cultural institutions and historic buildings. Here are some things that you can do when you visit downtown Miami.

Miami Florida Downtown

Visit Perez Art Museum

There is nothing better than contemporary art. Perez Art Museum Miami, the flagship museum of Miami. Here you will see Julio Le Parc: Form into Action. As a matter of fact, you will experience the shiny and funky kinetic art which includes light projections, paintings, sculptures, and video. Herzog & de Meuron is the museum’s architect. This place offers year round exhibits along with educational programs for the kids. The best part about this is you will be able to attend the teaching artist program if you want to become an artist.

Get Training in Miami Science Barge

Do you want to become a marine biologist? If so then you should definitely go for the Miami Science Barge. This is one of the best parts about Miami Florida Downtown. It is a floating marine laboratory which is also an environmental education center. This vessel floats on the Biscayne Bay. You will be able to access it from the Museum Park itself. When you are on board, you have the option to check out the hydroponic system, the solar panels, and the aquaculture hatchery. The barge will also offer you with field trips for students from kindergarten to class 12. Thus, they will be able to learn about environmental responsibility and sustainability.

Pay Homage to Miami Heat

The list of places to visit in Miami Florida Downtown will not be complete if you do not include the Heat Nation. Irrespective of whether you are driving, biking, or walking downtown, the American Airlines Arena is pretty difficult to miss out. Arquitectonica, the popular firm has designed this structure.

Visit Freedom Tower

If you want an aerial view of downtown Miami, you should visit the yellow Mediterranean revival tower. This place is topped with a lantern. The history of this tower is reflected in the tower’s Cultural Legacy Gallery. As a matter of fact, the history is mainly dedicated to the work which can impact the Cuban culture. On the second floor, you will come across displays from Korean artist Sunkoo Yuh.

Check Out the Shopping Arcade

When you go for shopping in Miami Florida Downtown, you should definitely check out the shopping arcade. If you are a fashionista, it might not be top on the list. However, this was a hotspot for commerce in the 20th century. The mall is still open. However, it is unoccupied with a Christmas tree, a tailor, and a pop-up stand. You might not find any such thing to buy but if you wander around the corridors, it will be a nostalgic trip for you.

Take a Stroll on the Riverwalk

As far as romantic strolls are concerned, there is nothing that can beat the Riverwalk. As you walk, you will find the Miami River on your right. The place is dotted with public work of art.

If all these don’t suit you then you can take in some fresh air at the Biscayne Bay. In this street, you will find tourist all around. At times, you need the greenery to shake off the claustrophobia of the city life. Since, you are in downtown Miami you will not have to travel much to find it out.

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Miami Florida Downtown

Things You Can Do in Miami Florida Downtown

Usually the locals share a love-hate relationship with Miami Florida Downtown. This is a multi-billion dollar high-rises strip. Here you will come across hordes of tourists. This is actually the urban core of Miami. As a matter of fact, this is the earliest part that was developed in 1890s. In this part of the city, you will find several cultural institutions and historic buildings. Here are some things that you can do when you visit downtown Miami.

Miami Florida Downtown

Visit Perez Art Museum

There is nothing better than contemporary art. Perez Art Museum Miami, the flagship museum of Miami. Here you will see Julio Le Parc: Form into Action. As a matter of fact, you will experience the shiny and funky kinetic art which includes light projections, paintings, sculptures, and video. Herzog & de Meuron is the museum’s architect. This place offers year round exhibits along with educational programs for the kids. The best part about this is you will be able to attend the teaching artist program if you want to become an artist.

Get Training in Miami Science Barge

Do you want to become a marine biologist? If so then you should definitely go for the Miami Science Barge. This is one of the best parts about Miami Florida Downtown. It is a floating marine laboratory which is also an environmental education center. This vessel floats on the Biscayne Bay. You will be able to access it from the Museum Park itself. When you are on board, you have the option to check out the hydroponic system, the solar panels, and the aquaculture hatchery. The barge will also offer you with field trips for students from kindergarten to class 12. Thus, they will be able to learn about environmental responsibility and sustainability.

Pay Homage to Miami Heat

The list of places to visit in Miami Florida Downtown will not be complete if you do not include the Heat Nation. Irrespective of whether you are driving, biking, or walking downtown, the American Airlines Arena is pretty difficult to miss out. Arquitectonica, the popular firm has designed this structure.

Visit Freedom Tower

If you want an aerial view of downtown Miami, you should visit the yellow Mediterranean revival tower. This place is topped with a lantern. The history of this tower is reflected in the tower’s Cultural Legacy Gallery. As a matter of fact, the history is mainly dedicated to the work which can impact the Cuban culture. On the second floor, you will come across displays from Korean artist Sunkoo Yuh.

Check Out the Shopping Arcade

When you go for shopping in Miami Florida Downtown, you should definitely check out the shopping arcade. If you are a fashionista, it might not be top on the list. However, this was a hotspot for commerce in the 20th century. The mall is still open. However, it is unoccupied with a Christmas tree, a tailor, and a pop-up stand. You might not find any such thing to buy but if you wander around the corridors, it will be a nostalgic trip for you.

Take a Stroll on the Riverwalk

As far as romantic strolls are concerned, there is nothing that can beat the Riverwalk. As you walk, you will find the Miami River on your right. The place is dotted with public work of art.

If all these don’t suit you then you can take in some fresh air at the Biscayne Bay. In this street, you will find tourist all around. At times, you need the greenery to shake off the claustrophobia of the city life. Since, you are in downtown Miami you will not have to travel much to find it out.

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Sunkoo Yuh’s Clusters of Ceramic Characters Sunkoo Yuh’s clusters of ceramic figures traverse different cultures and topics. His vibrant arrangements of characters range from desk-sized pieces to towering creations. Packed in the pieces are ancient icons, occasional religious figures, and more, sometimes reacting to each other within one set. More

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Miami Florida Downtown

Things You Can Do in Miami Florida Downtown

Usually the locals share a love-hate relationship with Miami Florida Downtown. This is a multi-billion dollar high-rises strip. Here you will come across hordes of tourists. This is actually the urban core of Miami. As a matter of fact, this is the earliest part that was developed in 1890s. In this part of the city, you will find several cultural institutions and historic buildings. Here are some things that you can do when you visit downtown Miami.

Miami Florida Downtown

Visit Perez Art Museum

There is nothing better than contemporary art. Perez Art Museum Miami, the flagship museum of Miami. Here you will see Julio Le Parc: Form into Action. As a matter of fact, you will experience the shiny and funky kinetic art which includes light projections, paintings, sculptures, and video. Herzog & de Meuron is the museum’s architect. This place offers year round exhibits along with educational programs for the kids. The best part about this is you will be able to attend the teaching artist program if you want to become an artist.

Get Training in Miami Science Barge

Do you want to become a marine biologist? If so then you should definitely go for the Miami Science Barge. This is one of the best parts about Miami Florida Downtown. It is a floating marine laboratory which is also an environmental education center. This vessel floats on the Biscayne Bay. You will be able to access it from the Museum Park itself. When you are on board, you have the option to check out the hydroponic system, the solar panels, and the aquaculture hatchery. The barge will also offer you with field trips for students from kindergarten to class 12. Thus, they will be able to learn about environmental responsibility and sustainability.

Pay Homage to Miami Heat

The list of places to visit in Miami Florida Downtown will not be complete if you do not include the Heat Nation. Irrespective of whether you are driving, biking, or walking downtown, the American Airlines Arena is pretty difficult to miss out. Arquitectonica, the popular firm has designed this structure.

Visit Freedom Tower

If you want an aerial view of downtown Miami, you should visit the yellow Mediterranean revival tower. This place is topped with a lantern. The history of this tower is reflected in the tower’s Cultural Legacy Gallery. As a matter of fact, the history is mainly dedicated to the work which can impact the Cuban culture. On the second floor, you will come across displays from Korean artist Sunkoo Yuh.

Check Out the Shopping Arcade

When you go for shopping in Miami Florida Downtown, you should definitely check out the shopping arcade. If you are a fashionista, it might not be top on the list. However, this was a hotspot for commerce in the 20th century. The mall is still open. However, it is unoccupied with a Christmas tree, a tailor, and a pop-up stand. You might not find any such thing to buy but if you wander around the corridors, it will be a nostalgic trip for you.

Take a Stroll on the Riverwalk

As far as romantic strolls are concerned, there is nothing that can beat the Riverwalk. As you walk, you will find the Miami River on your right. The place is dotted with public work of art.

If all these don’t suit you then you can take in some fresh air at the Biscayne Bay. In this street, you will find tourist all around. At times, you need the greenery to shake off the claustrophobia of the city life. Since, you are in downtown Miami you will not have to travel much to find it out.

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