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SARAHCROWN is pleased to announce The Untamed Brush, a group exhibition featuring self-taught and Outsider artists DongYub Cha, Kyungdu Kim, Isak Lim from South Korea and David Syre from the Pacific Northwest. Curated in collaboration with Museum VERSI in Seoul, South Korea, the exhibition will open on February 7, 2025, with a reception from 6–8 PM. It will run through March 8, 2025, concurrently with the Outsider Art Fair (February 27–March 2, 2025), underscoring SARAHCROWN’s dedication to promoting self-taught artists on an international stage.
The exhibition’s title, The Untamed Brush, symbolizes the raw, expressive power of artistic creation without boundaries—a theme that runs through all the works on display. From bustling cityscapes to meditative abstractions and surreal dreamscapes, the exhibition captures the essence of artistic freedom and its ability to reshape how we see the world.
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SARAHCROWN is pleased to announce The Untamed Brush, a group exhibition featuring self-taught and Outsider artists DongYub Cha, Kyungdu Kim, Isak Lim from South Korea and David Syre from the Pacific Northwest. Curated in collaboration with Museum VERSI in Seoul, South Korea, the exhibition will open on February 7, 2025, with a reception from 6–8 PM. It will run through March 8, 2025, concurrently with the Outsider Art Fair (February 27–March 2, 2025), underscoring SARAHCROWN’s dedication to promoting self-taught artists on an international stage.
The exhibition’s title, The Untamed Brush, symbolizes the raw, expressive power of artistic creation without boundaries—a theme that runs through all the works on display. From bustling cityscapes to meditative abstractions and surreal dreamscapes, the exhibition captures the essence of artistic freedom and its ability to reshape how we see the world.
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