Chicago Korean Artists Association 2022 Small Works Exhibition

Chicago Korean Artists Association
2022 Small Works Exhibition

A celebration of creativity and individuality through small yet powerful works.

This post features the 2022 Small Works Exhibition hosted by the Chicago Korean Artists Association. The exhibition brought together a diverse group of Korean artists living in the Chicago area, each presenting small-format artworks that carry deep meaning, individuality, and intimate visual language.

Small works often hold a unique charm — their size invites viewers to observe closely, discovering delicate textures, subtle details, and personal stories embedded within each piece. This exhibition celebrates that quiet but powerful visual dialogue.

🎥 Video courtesy of Chicago Korean Artists Association

Sky over Chicago with soft, billowing clouds — symbolizing lightness, creativity, and renewal.
Exhibition atmosphere · Photo © Jaclyn Bae

The Small Works Exhibition offers a special perspective on the artistic process. Without the scale of large installations or expansive canvases, each artist focuses on distilled expression — a moment, a memory, or an idea captured within a limited space. These works remind us that meaningful art does not depend on size, but on sincerity, intention, and emotional resonance.

As an artist, participating in and supporting community exhibitions like this strengthens cultural connection and fosters creative dialogue within the Korean-American art community in Chicago.


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