Denver Art Museum brings together Korean American artists for panel and artwork installation

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Jung Ran Bae, Miran Lim Lee, Sammy Lee, Youngjune P. Lew, Hyesook Park and Jaye Rhee will share artistic insights and visions for future creations

The Denver Art Museum’s (DAM) Arts of Asia curatorial team will host a panel discussion and artwork installation with six Korean American artists on Friday, April 28, 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Hyonjeong Kim Han, Joseph de Heer Curator of Asian Art for the DAM, will host artists Jung Ran Bae, Miran Lim Lee, Sammy Lee, Youngjune P. Lew, Hyesook Park and Jaye Rhee in a panel to discuss their experiences and insights as immigrant artists in Colorado and California as well as their plans for future creations and collaborations in Denver and with the DAM.

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