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Who's Afraid of Freedom: Korean-American Artists in California
The overall themes of the exhibition are the conflicting tensions that exist for personal expression versus cultural statement, individual utterance versus a collective voice, artistic independence versus powerful family demands, the openness of Western modernism versus the confines of Asian tradition. Each artist in the exhibition offers a personal and authoritative response to these conflicts while working within the context of the particular joys and anxieties they create. Published by The Newport Harbor Art Museum in 1996. 8 ½ x 11 in; 55 pages 17 color images.
55 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1996
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