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Arts & Entertainment Guide › Art
Kim Chan
- Gallery 888
- 888 Queen St. E. (at Logan Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-462-9930
Kim Chan’s beautiful acrylic paintings are representational, though they depict abstracted views of the human body fully or half-submerged in water. The subject matter is straight out of David Hockney, but Chan typically moves in for a closer look, isolating her figures from posh or objectified circumstances. Their blobbiness under water, and the shadows that inevitably rest beneath them, suggest the self-reflexive, psychological aspects of a cool dip. Artwork $1,500–$2,000.—David Balzer
- When:
- May. 7/08 - May. 18/08
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