Hanna Shim. Courtesy of Enjoy Contemporary
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Te-Whanganui-a-Tara, let’s wish Hanna Shim a fond farewell on the final day of her exhibition Wishing you well at Enjoy Contemporary Art Space.
Bring coloured pens, pencils, felts and plenty of paper to Brush Up, a small group workshop with artist Hanna Shim. Hanna will give her tips on drawing and on translating sketches into sculpted forms geared towards creating pliable art. Understand in depth her playfulness, and her deeply organic, amorphic and ever-so-slightly sinister take on materials and techniques seen as ‘feminine’ and ‘domestic’.
BYO drawing materials and good vibes.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Hanna Shim 심한나 is an artist and maker proudly raised and based in Tāmaki Makaurau, and born in Seoul. Her craft-based practice invokes qualities of playfulness and childishness both in her process and visual outcomes. She often condenses and hybridises contradictory images, objects and tales through her art, to create a space that is saturated with awkwardness, discomfort, and dry laughter.
Shim was previously represented by White Space Gallery, Auckland, and has exhibited widely across Tāmaki Makaurau as well as in Seoul, South Korea. She received her Masters from the University of Auckland, Elam School of Fine Arts, in 2016
Te-Whanganui-a-Tara, let’s wish Hanna Shim a fond farewell on the final day of her exhibition Wishing you well at Enjoy Contemporary Art Space.
Bring coloured pens, pencils, felts and plenty of paper to Brush Up, a small group workshop with artist Hanna Shim. Hanna will give her tips on drawing and on translating sketches into sculpted forms geared towards creating pliable art. Understand in depth her playfulness, and her deeply organic, amorphic and ever-so-slightly sinister take on materials and techniques seen as ‘feminine’ and ‘domestic’.
BYO drawing materials and good vibes.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Hanna Shim 심한나 is an artist and maker proudly raised and based in Tāmaki Makaurau, and born in Seoul. Her craft-based practice invokes qualities of playfulness and childishness both in her process and visual outcomes. She often condenses and hybridises contradictory images, objects and tales through her art, to create a space that is saturated with awkwardness, discomfort, and dry laughter.
Shim was previously represented by White Space Gallery, Auckland, and has exhibited widely across Tāmaki Makaurau as well as in Seoul, South Korea. She received her Masters from the University of Auckland, Elam School of Fine Arts, in 2016
