Hyoung Tae Lim (b. 1975) is a photographer living and working in Seoul, South Korea. He received his MFA in photography from Chung-Ang University in Seoul after first completing his Master’s in photography and philosophy at Kyungsung University in Busan, South Korea. Lim has shown widely in South Korea, as well as at the Konica Salon in Tokyo and at Sarah Lee Artworks & Projects in Santa Monica. Blue Sky is proud to debut Lim's first solo exhibition of I See in the United States.
Nicholas Nixon : Hospice Patients
Best known for his black-and-white large-format photography, including his ongoing portrait series featuring his wife Bebe and her three sisters, Nicholas Nixon has turned his attention in recent years to color imagery. In Nicholas Nixon: Hospice Patients, the artist empathetically captures in intimate detail the precious last moments of terminally ill patients, often alongside their close friends and family. Nixon’s signature style of photographing at close range facilitates not only a physical connection for viewers, but also a visceral and emotional one, enabling us to connect with these individuals who would otherwise be strangers.
HyoungTae Lim : I See
When artist HyoungTae Lim first learned he had cancer, he thought his life was over. But as the years went by, he r...