Timothy Hyunsoo Lee
Timothy Hyunsoo Lee (South Korea, 1990) is an artist born in Seoul, South Korea, who grew up in New York, and currently lives and works between New York and Madrid, Spain. He studied neuroscience, drawing and developmental biology at Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT, USA). Timothy approaches his art through an analytical framework, and thus his practice leads to abstract conversations about transitory lives and ephemeral states of being. As a result, his current work encompasses many themes: racial politics, migration, death and legacy, and sexuality. Timothy's works have been included in major national and international exhibitions at museums and institutions such as the Smithsonian Institution (Washington DC, USA), The Wallach Gallery of Columbia University (New York), The Studio Museum (New York), The National YoungArts Foundation Gallery (Miami, FL) as well as solo submissions to Armory Show 2018 (New York) and India Art Fair (New Delhi) in 2018. His work and practice has been featured and reviewed in EL MUNDO, Le Quotidien de l'Art, GALERIE MAGAZINE, ARTSY, The Art Newspaper, VOGUE India, AESTHETICA Magazine and Harvard Advocate. He was recently selected by MTA Arts & Design to create a public art project for their Stewart Manor LIRR station in Garden City, New York. His works are included in private and public collections around the world, including Facebook (Seattle, WA, USA), The MTA Arts & Design (New York), The Cleveland Clinic (Abu Dhabi, UAE), Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (New York), The Basu Foundation for the Arts (Calcutta, India) and Fundación DOP (Caracas, Venezuela).
This work includes a certificate of authenticity. A certificate of authenticity is a document from an authoritative source that verifies the authentication value of the work of art. The certificate may be signed by the author of the work, by the representing gallery or by the printmaker who collaborated with the artist on the work.
The information usually included in a certificate of authenticity is: name of the artist, details of the work (title, date, support, dimensions) and an image of the work.
- Keep works of art away from direct sunlight and any other source of heat (heating, air conditioning, etc.). Avoid hanging works of art near smoky and polluted areas (such as fireplaces or kitchens). We advise you to protect the paintings with a glass frame.
- Avoid sudden changes in temperature. It is recommended to keep the paintings in areas with an ambient temperature of between 18-20º and 50% relative humidity.
- If the work is to be permanently illuminated, we recommend the use of cold light bulbs. Use a soft feather duster for periodic cleaning of the work. Never use household cleaner.
Works acquired by means other than through the website wwww.redcollectors.com cannot be returned through RedCollectors. These returns must be arranged with the gallery directly.
At RedCollectors we offer after-sales services for:
- Framing
- Insurance
- National and international transport management for any type of purchase.
For more information about after-sales services please contact our team: info@redcollectors.com
