Re: Kim Sookang

[Judy Seigel <jseigel@panix.com>]

Thanks 1 million times, Jeremy -- it worked (I thought I'd dialed back on 
that address the first time, tho apparently not enough).  My impression 
finally is that, luscious as the process obviously is, what makes the work 
so stunning is the "vision," or to coin a phrase, "the audacity" of 
"nothing" -- a used tea bag, a postage stamp, "Chinese Food Boxes" et al., 
in bare space, looking exquisite. (Sookang had that eye at the outset. One 
of her first gums was a roll of toilet paper.)

Many thanks meanwhile and of course to (was it Diana???!!!) for the 
connection. Thank you !

Lovely.

J.

On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, Jeremy Moore wrote:

> Judy, just go to http://www.gallery339.com/  Then choose artists from
> the upper right and then Sookang Kim from the list. The link didn't
> work for me either.
>
> -Jeremy-