Leekyung Kang creates spatial illusions by capturing unseen architectural spaces between the second and third dimensions. She has taught at Rhode Island School of Design, Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar, Idaho State University and is currently working at Hope College as an assistant professor. She has participated in several residencies internationally including the Fountainhead fellowship at Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar and the Vermont Studio Center. Kang’s work has been exhibited in South Korea, Doha, Qatar, and throughout the U.S.
Education
- MFA, printmaking, Rhode Island School of Design Providence, 2017
- Coursework in modern culture and media, Brown University, 2017
- Advanced printmaking intensive, Columbia University, 2014
- MFA, painting, Seoul National University, 2014
- BFA, painting, Seoul National University, 2011
Collections
- Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar, Doha, Qatar
- Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Providence, Rhode Island
- Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea
- Mall of America, Minneapolis, MN
- Seoul Dongbu Local Court, Seoul, Korea
- Mid America Printmaking Council Archive
- Kent State Archive, Kent, OH
- Private collections
Solo Exhibitions
- Gallery SISUN, Seoul, South Korea (forthcoming)
- “Ongoing Up-Ending,” Lead Deadwood Arts Center, Lead, South Dakota (2021)
- “Missing Mass,” U ART Space, Seoul, South Korea (2021)
- “Invented Landscape,” West Las Vegas Library Gallery, Las Vegas, Nevada (2021)
- “Ecstasy on the Surface,” DePree Art Gallery, Holland, Michigan (2019)
- “Almost Real,” Sugar Space Art Warehouse, Salt Lake City, Utah (2019)
- “Unknown Territory-Panic Architecture,” Art 29 Gallery, W Doha Hotel ∙ Doha, Qatar (2018)
- “Circulation Construction,” Gallery IS, Seoul, Korea (2014)
Residencies
- Frans Masereel Centrum, Masereeldijk, Belgium (forthcoming)
- Sanford Underground Research Facility, Lead, South Dakota (2021)
- Borgeson Artist in Residence – Hope College, Holland, Michigan (2019)
- Fellow Artist Residency, Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar, Doha, Qatar (2018)
- Anderson Ranch Residency Program, Colorado (accepted; 2017)
- Golden Foundation Residency, New York (accepted; 2017)