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Modern Art Monday Presents: Lee Bul, Monster: Black

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Monsters are usually pictured as scary creatures that represent the unknown. They stoke our deepest fears. Lee Bul’s version, Monster: Black (19982011) , harnesses sequence, crystals, dried flowers, and glass beads to create a defiant figure of social liberation.
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Translated Vase Series By Yeesookyung

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Broken bowls and cups rarely invite a second glance. In the works of Korean artist Yeesookyung (b. 1963), ceramic shards are given new life, transformed into monstrous and imposing forms that resemble creatures from another planet as seen in her series of Translated Vases (20172024).

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