"Uniformitarian Principle" reviewed in The Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail

Min Hyung’s recent exhibition at Angell Gallery received glowing reviews from both the Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail.This is what the critics had to say:"Hyung is a remarkably gusty painter, liberally borrowing some of the best ideas around – note her fondness for architectural references – and not being in the least bit apologetic about it...."~Peter Goddard, The Toronto Star"Any artist who comes up with a killer painting title like Min Hyung's Blow Spaces Away from The Whirling Blades of the Fan is surely halfway home. And the wondrously berserk painting that proudly shoulders her kinetic title - a central part of Hyung's exhibition called Uniformitarian Principle - is a barn-burner."~ Gary Michael Dault, The Globe and MailAs well as the two reviews, Min’s work has been added to the FemmArte and Colart collections. FemmArte is a private investment club dedicated to building a prestigious collection of women's art, by predominantly Canadian female artists. The Colart collection based in Montreal, supports emerging Canadian artists.
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