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Debbie Han first Korean artist to be awarded Sovereign Asian Art Prize
Posted on Monday, May 10th, 2010
KOREAN ART ASIAN ART PRIZE Art Radar Asia is pleased to bring you an article by guest contributor, Kate Bryan. Her article, Hybrid Graces, presents an in depth insight into the work of Debbie Han, the first Korean artist to … Continue reading
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ART HK 12: Rolling media round up [UPDATED 18 May 2012]
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