1975 Busan, Korea, Republic of
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Gender, culture, isolation, prejudice, and stereotypes are explored in the work of Korean photographer Chan-Hyo Bae (born 1975, Busan, South Korea). Since graduating from the Slade School of Fine Art in 2007, Chan-Hyo Bae has expressed in his work the feelings of cultural and emotional estrangement he experienced when he first came to study in England. Several series with the title Existing in Costume (2007-16) saw him posing in a variety of female historical western costumes, integrating himself into a history and society from which he felt excluded. Researched in meticulous detail, he created elaborate scenes of himself as a noblewoman from Elizabethan to Regency periods.
SOLO SHOWS:
2019
Jumping Into, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London
2017
Witch Hunting, Trunk Gallery, Seoul
2015
Sartor Resarto, Auditorium Conciliazione, Rome
2014
Existing in Costume, Scalone Vanvitelliano, Pesaro
2013
Existing in Costume, Korea University Museum, Seoul Existing in Costume, MC2 Gallery, Milano
Existing in Costume, Keusman Gallery, Seoul
Punishment, Purdy Hicks Gallery
2012
Punishment, Trunk Gallery Punishment, MR Gallery, Pohang
2010
Fairy Tales, Purdy Hicks Gallery
Fairy Tales, Trunk Gallery
Fairy Tales, MIR Gallery, Pohang
2009
Existing in Costume, Purdy Hicks Gallery
2008
Trunk Gallery
Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography, Toronto
COLLECTIONS:
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Art Bank National Museum
ARARIO Museum
Colorado Photographic Art Centre
Deutsche Bank
Kolon Art Collection,
Korea University Museum
Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, Seoul
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Museum of Photography, Seoul
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Seoul Museum of Art
Statoil Art Collection
Sovereign Art Foundation
University of Warwick Art Collection
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