Group exhibit "A Little Sunshine" alludes to the Sunshine Policy era (1998-2008) that allowed private collector Sanggyun Choe to obtain works by North Korean artists. While the timing of the exhibit coincides with the Winter Olympics and geopolitical tensions, the exhibit is intended to be freed from political associations. These landscapes looking out to the bucolic forest, mountain ranges, and lyrical scenes are meant to be appreciated as art without other connotations. Free and open to public.

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