Art on a Postcard Mini Auction Curated by Jack Trodd

About 

MINYOUNG CHOI (born in 1989, Seoul, South Korea) Lives and works in London, UK. 

Education 

2015 - 2017 MFA Painting, Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London. 
2011 - 2013 MFA Painting, Graduate School, Seoul National University, Seoul. 
2007 - 2010 BFA Painting, College of Fine Arts, Seoul National University, Seoul. 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

Solo Exhibitions 
 
2023 'Tangent Worlds', Galeria Pelaires, Palma de Mallorca (SP) 
2022 'Always There', Lychee One, London (UK) 
2021 'Things that happen when we are not looking', Lychee One, London (UK) 
2019 'Minyoung Choi', Andelli Art Gallery, Wells, Somerset (UK) 
2017 'On Water Under Snow', Art in the Bar, Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff, Wales (UK) 
 
Recent Group Exhibitions 
 
2023 
'Unseen', curated by ThisWeekendRoom, Daejeon Creative Center, Daejeon Museum of Art, Daejeon (SK) 
 
2022 
'Pounding The Pavement', Galeria Pelaires, Palma de Mallorca (SP) 
'The Tale of Tales', G Museum of Art, Nanjing (CN) 
'Curtain Call', Duo Show with Jinhee Kim, ThisWeekendRoom, Seoul (SK) 
'On Paper', Paper Gallery, Manchester (UK) 
 
2021 
'A Couple of: The Dual-mechanism of the New Generation of Asian Artists', Hive Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing (CN) 
'In Conversation: Part II, Duo Show with Mircea Teleagă', Copeland Gallery, curated by bo.lee Gallery, London (UK) 
 
Awards and Residencies 
 
2019 The RBA Rising Stars Finalist, London (UK) 
2018 Wells Art Contemporary Award- Next Generation Art Prize Winner, Wells (UK) 
2018 The Beep 2018 Biennial International Painting Prize Shortlist, Swansea (UK) 
2018 The Gilchrist-Fisher Award Finalist, London (UK) 
2018 The Dentons Art Prize Shortlist, London (UK) 
2017 Slade Summer School Residency, Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London (UK) 
2017 Olvera Contemporary Art Centre Residency, Olvera (SP) 
2017 The Henry Tonks Prize, Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London (UK) 
2017 Chadwell Award Finalist, London (UK) 

Gallery Representation 

Lychee One Gallery 

Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork   

My recent works have featured totem-like animals and imaginary creatures inspired by my dreams. In these works, animals are not accessories to humans, unlike in many cases in the real world, but are the main characters who dominate the space, be it a natural setting or an artificial interior. 

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