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04/10/2026

Waterfall is honored to collaborate with the Gwangju Museum of Art to produce a major solo exhibition titled The Glory this summer.

In 2025, Jinwon Chang was awarded the prestigious Gwangju City Culture Art Award 🎉
This solo exhibition at the Gwangju City Art Museum marks his first major presentation in his hometown of Gwangju, Korea, in 22 years, following his departure for the United States in 2004 amid deep personal and artistic struggle. This significant return reflects a renewed freedom in his painting practice—one shaped by a profound confrontation with faith.

Over the past year, Jinwon Chang has worked closely with Director Kate Shin to shape a body of work spanning three decades, bringing together paintings and drawings infused with memory, tension, and renewal.

Set against Korea’s cultural and political turbulence—and in reflection of Gwangju’s complex history—the exhibition will present over 50 major works exploring faith and the artist’s relationship with God. The Glory emerges as both offering and illumination: a quiet yet radiant gesture toward healing.

A central highlight is a monumental 17 × 17 ft painting, created over six months in Gwangju leading up to the opening.

Following its run at the Gwangju City Art Museum, The Glory will travel to Seoul and major contemporary galleries for two months.

02/19/2026

Last few weeks of , a solo exhibition by Hyong Nam Ahn in partnership with and The Waterfall Arts Foundation in Seoul. Showcasing Ahn’s distinctive sculptural world—shaped by decades of artistic and spiritual devotion—the new year began with a special artist talk alongside Ahn this past weekend.

is open to the public at Insa1010 Gallery through March 1st, 2026

For artwork inquires please contact [email protected]

02/02/2026

So happy to announce that, in partnership with Shinyoung Corporation, our Cheongdam-dong exhibition venue comes to life with the installation of Ahn Hyong Nam’s sculptural works.

This marks Waterfall Art Foundation’s second exhibition venue globally and first exhibition venue in Seoul, part of our ongoing public art campaign bringing the gallery into the public realm and activating shared space.

01/22/2026

Waterfall is grateful to celebrate the opening of , a solo exhibition by Hyong Nam Ahn in partnership with and The Waterfall Arts Foundation in Seoul. Showcasing Ahn’s distinctive sculptural world—shaped by decades of artistic and spiritual devotion—the new year began with a special artist talk alongside Ahn this past weekend.

is open to the public at Insa1010 Gallery through March 1st, 2026

For artwork inquires please contact [email protected]

01/08/2026

is an exhibition by Lee Seung Hee on view through January 31st, 2026 at the Wumin Arts Center in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea. The Wumin Arts Center is known for it’s dedication to supporting and showcasing modern art and cultural activities, with a focus on local artistic expression and community engagement. Lee Seung-hee explores clay not as a fragile or resistant material, but as something supple, responsive, and quietly alive. Working at the threshold between flatness and three-dimensionality, Lee reimagines ceramic plates as paper-like forms—minimal surfaces that contain depth, light, and shifting hues rather than image or text. Through an attentive process that embraces chance and transformation, the works reflect a meditative engagement with clay’s passage from softness to permanence.

Waterfall is pleased to see the momentum generated by the 2024 CAFA exhibition, , creating expanded opportunities for the participating artists within the contemporary art scenes of Korea and China.

For more information about Lee Seung Hee and his artworks please visit the link in our bio description.

For artwork inquiries please contact [email protected] or [email protected]

12/31/2025

Thank you for your continued love and support throughout 2025. As we look ahead, Waterfall remains deeply committed to our mission of fostering community and uplifting the vital role artists play as catalysts for human flourishing. We are proud of the many accomplishments we supported this year and look forward to sharing what’s in store for 2026.

12/20/2025

Project Gubi Gubi is a highlighted site-specific installation created by Hyong Nam Ahn at the Moran Museum of Art. Project Gubi Gubi is not simply an installation, but a spiritual and existential map. It is about walking, enduring, and reflecting — turning art into a lived process of gratitude, healing, and truth. Visitors are invited to walk through rows of stone mounds, each a symbolic marker, forming an experiential map of life itself. This pathway guides visitors to slow their pace, engaging deeply with the process it reveals.

On this path, Ahn envisions a map encompassing a Mansion overlooking the Seven Mountains, A Marketplace, and a Prayer Room. Each space becomes a mirror of our inner landscapes, mapping the eternal walks between longing, striving, and reflection.

Special thanks to the , Yium Partners, and

11/13/2025

Waterfall Arts Foundation presents a two-person exhibition of the Geri Taper Collection and Hyong Nam Ahn at our Englewood exhibition venue, tracing a dialogue between rhythm and stillness, energy and release through color, light, and movement. Geri Taper’s (1929-2004) paintings translate her deep connection to music into luminous fields of color, where form unfolds through motion and dissolves into harmony. Her compositions pulse with vitality yet resolve into calm, capturing the moment where expression becomes reflection.

Hyong Nam Ahn’s sculptures and mixed-media works continue this conversation through light and sound. His geometric forms breathe and vibrate, embodying the coexistence of structure and fluidity, matter and spirit. Drawing from the traditions of calligraphy and the kinetic art movement, his works evoke a meditative balance between the organic and the technological.

Together, their practices reveal art as a living rhythm—an ongoing process of tension and release, illumination and quiet. In their dialogue, light and color become language, carrying forward the shared pulse of human perception and transcendence.

To learn more about this exhibition or to visit in person, please follow the link in our bio description or contact mailto:[email protected] or mailto:[email protected]

For artwork inquires please contact mailto:[email protected]

KABR HQ, Englewood, NJ
November 2025 through May 2026

11/13/2025

Waterfall Arts Foundation presents a two-person exhibition of the Geri Taper Collection and Hyong Nam Ahn at our Englewood exhibition venue, tracing a dialogue between rhythm and stillness, energy and release through color, light, and movement. Geri Taper’s (1929-2004) paintings translate her deep connection to music into luminous fields of color, where form unfolds through motion and dissolves into harmony. Her compositions pulse with vitality yet resolve into calm, capturing the moment where expression becomes reflection.

Hyong Nam Ahn’s sculptures and mixed-media works continue this conversation through light and sound. His geometric forms breathe and vibrate, embodying the coexistence of structure and fluidity, matter and spirit. Drawing from the traditions of calligraphy and the kinetic art movement, his works evoke a meditative balance between the organic and the technological.

Together, their practices reveal art as a living rhythm—an ongoing process of tension and release, illumination and quiet. In their dialogue, light and color become language, carrying forward the shared pulse of human perception and transcendence.

To learn more about this exhibition or to visit in person, please follow the link in our bio description or contact mailto:[email protected] or mailto:[email protected]

For artwork inquires please contact mailto:[email protected]

KABR HQ, Englewood, NJ
November 2025 through May 2026

10/15/2025

Hyong Nam Ahn’s solo exhibtion at the Moran Museum of Art is his most comprehensive to date, presenting over 40 sculptures, installations, paintings, and drawings.

A highlight of this exhibition is the sculpture Adam & Eve– Eve rises nine feet tall, holding an apple in one hand and Artificial Intelligence in the other — a striking balance of instinct and progress. At her side, Adam appears smaller and more abstract, subverting tradition and inviting us to reflect on power, gender, and the fragile bonds of connection in a technology-driven world.

For more than forty years, Ahn has merged the roles of artist, sculptor, and inventor, creating works that balance painting’s flatness with sculpture’s depth. Using metal, neon, stone, and wire, his art unites form, material, and light into immersive presences that transform space and perception. Rooted in Kinetic Art, his practice explores movement as a force—emerging from within or activated by the viewer—bridging the visible and invisible, nature and artifice, stillness and energy.

Learn more about this exhibition and Ahn’s artwork through the link in our bio description.

For inquiries about specific artwork or how to visit this exhibition, please contact [email protected] or [email protected]

Installation photos taken at The Moran Museum of Art, Korea

09/13/2025

We are happy to share installation photos from the anticipated solo exhibition by Hyong Nam Ahn at the Moran Museum of Art in South Korea.

The exhibition is now open to the public!

For more than forty years, he has merged the roles of artist, sculptor, and inventor, creating works that balance painting’s flatness with sculpture’s depth. Using metal, neon, stone, and wire, his art unites form, material, and light into immersive presences that transform space and perception. Rooted in Kinetic Art, his practice explores movement as a force—emerging from within or activated by the viewer—bridging the visible and invisible, nature and artifice, stillness and energy.

As Ahn reflects: “I make art not to resolve or declare, but to free myself… proving that art is immediate, tangible, and inseparable from life.”

We invite you to experience Inseparable not just as an exhibition, but as a shared journey through memory and fracture, resilience and beauty, body and spirit.

For more information please contact [email protected]

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