“Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026” at Space ZeroOne (@zeroone.space ) was featured in the latest issue of The New York Times (@nytimes ).
“For artists, exploring the theme of humanism often involves depicting the figure. Much of Joo’s art has evoked the body, but usually indirectly, as seen in his show earlier this year at Space ZeroOne in Manhattan, a nonprofit exhibition space run by the Hanwha Foundation of Culture,” writes Ted Loos (@looslips ).
Read the article at the link in bio or find a print copy near you!
Watch Emily Cheng and Christopher Y. Lew in conversation for ‘In the Weave of Worlds,’ now in its final week at Silverlens New York.
Geometry is only one of the many frameworks through which the mystery of the cosmos manifests. How otherwise might the design of the Sacred be revealed is a constant query behind Emily Cheng’s artistic pursuit. In her paintings, one finds both geomancy and geometry, DNA spirals and Daoist talisman, electromagnetic grids and qi-energy network.
Words by Chang Tsong-Zung
‘In the Weave of Worlds’ is on view through 2 May.
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Please join us on Saturday, April 4 at 2PM for an artist talk to accompany "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991-2026."
Michael Joo (@michaeljoostudio ) will be joined by independent curator Eugenie Tsai (@eugenie.tsai ) and exhibition curator Christopher Y. Lew (@christopherylew ) to discuss "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991-2026," the artist's solo exhibition at Space ZeroOne, featuring the artist's early work from the 1990s. The conversation will focus on the main themes of the show, from the artist's exploration of art and technology, quantification and identity, the 1990s milieu, and more.
Artist Talk: Michael Joo with Eugenie Tsai and Christopher Y. Lew
Saturday, April 4 at 2PM
Space ZeroOne
Free admission
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Guest curator Christopher Lew (@christopherylew ) shares his approach to "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026," now on view through April 18 at Space ZeroOne.
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Space ZeroOne
371 Broadway, New York
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I’m finally catching my breath after an art-packed week. A huge congratulations to @marcelacguerrero and @drewmsawyer on the opening of the 82nd Whitney Biennial @whitneymuseum and also to #CarolBove for her retrospective organized by @kathbrinson at @guggenheim
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“Revisiting these early works is like tracing a network of ideas that has been evolving for decades. This exhibition brings those foundational questions about materiality, data, and identity into focus at a moment when the relationship between art and technology is being reexamined. Presenting the work in New York adds another layer of meaning, extending a conversation that has always been central to my practice.” - @michaeljoostudio
"Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026"
Space ZeroOne
371 Broadway, New York
Opening Reception: February 20, 6-8 PM
Image: Michael Joo, Saltiness of Greatness, 1992, compressed salt blocks, engraved aluminium trays, steel, wood, polyethylene, synthetic sweat, 156 x 96 x 48 in. Private Collection. Photo: Tim Lloyd
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We're excited to welcome acclaimed Korean American multimedia artist Michael Joo (@michaeljoostudio ) to Space ZeroOne. Curated by Christopher Y. Lew (@christopherylew ), the exhibition "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026" opens February 20.
"This show highlights core questions about materiality, data, and identity as we rethink the relationship between art and technology. Presenting the work in NYC adds another layer of meaning to a dialogue that's been central to my practice.” - Michael Joo
"Sweat Models" returns to a formative period in Joo’s practice, bringing together rarely shown works from the 1990s alongside projects conceived decades ago and now realized for the first time.
Join us at the opening reception on February 20, 6 - 8pm at Space ZeroOne.
Michael Joo, "Saltiness of Greatness" (detail), 1992, compressed salt blocks, engraved aluminum trays, steel, wood, polyethylene, synthetic sweat, 156 × 96 × 48 in. Private Collection. Photo: Tim Lloyd
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WATCH NOW: #ArtFairPH/Talks 2025: Santiago Bose: Painter, Magician
Speakers: Lilledeshan Bose, Christopher Y Lew, and Kawayan de Guia
The conversation with Lilledeshan Bose, Christopher Y. Lew, and Kawayan de Guia provided a glimpse into the life and artistic practice of Santiago Bose and marked the official launch of the book co-published by ArtAsiaPacific and Silverlens.
Full video on our YouTube channel (link in bio).
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