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This publication is issued in conjunction with Lineages: Korean Art at 昀椀gs. 28, 29; Photo © National Museum of Modern and Contemporary The Met, on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, from Art, Korea: 昀椀g. 25; © The Estate of Paik Nam-soon. Photo © National November 7, 2023, through October 20, 2024. Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea: 昀椀g. 26; © The Estate The exhibition and Bulletin are made possible by the Ministry of of Park Soo-keun. Photo courtesy Leeum Museum of Art: 昀椀g. 40; © Suh Culture, Sports and Tourism, The Republic of Korea (MCST). Se Ok. Photo © National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea: 昀椀g. 1; © Do Ho Suh. Photo courtesy of Leeum Museum of Art: The Metropolitan’s quarterly Bulletin program is supported in part by 昀椀g. 32; © Whanki Foundation-Whanki Museum, photo courtesy Whanki the Lila Acheson Wallace Fund for The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Foundation: 昀椀gs. 18, 38; © The Estate of Lee Yootae. 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Smith and Michael Sittenfeld, Associate Publisher for Editorial Hongkyung Anna Suh ensured that the project came to fruition, Editor of the Bulletin: Anne Blood Mann and they later became generous mentors. The establishment of the Production by Paul Booth Arts of Korea Gallery was made possible by the Korea Foundation. Designed by Julia Ma, Miko McGinty, Inc. LG provided support for the inaugural exhibition. Under the inspired Bibliographic editing by Julia Oswald leadership of Madame Ra Hee Hong Lee, the Samsung Foundation Image acquisitions and permissions by Josephine Rodriguez of Culture formed the Kun-Hee Lee Fund for Korean Art, which has Typeset in Utile by Tina Henderson, Miko McGinty, Inc. allowed for twenty-昀椀ve years of Korean art exhibitions and program- Separations by Professional Graphics, Inc., Rockford, Illinois ming at The Met. In 2015, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Printed and bound by GHP Media, Inc., West Haven, Connecticut The Republic of Korea (MSCT), made a signi昀椀cant gi昀琀 that has supported a gallery refurbishment, exhibitions, and programming, Front cover: Kwon Young-woo, Untitled, 1984 (昀椀g. 47). Inside front a commitment that it renewed in 2019. cover: Paik Nam-soon, Paradise, 1936 (昀椀g. 26). Page 2: Kim Hong Joo, The exhibition and Bulletin are made possible by this Ministry, Untitled, 1993 (昀椀g. 31). Inside back cover: Kim Whanki, Moon and Jar, which we gratefully acknowledge. Additional thanks are due to the Lila 1954 (昀椀g. 18). Back cover: Unidenti昀椀ed artist, Portrait of a Woman, Acheson Wallace Fund for The Metropolitan Museum of Art, established ca. 1920–40 (昀椀g. 35). by the cofounder of Reader’s Digest, for its partial support of the Photographs of works in The Met collection are by Oi-Cheong Lee, quarterly Bulletin program. Imaging Department, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, unless I wish to thank Max Hollein, Marina Kellen French Director and otherwise noted. CEO, and Maxwell K. Hearn, Douglas Dillon Chair of the Department of Asian Art, for continuing to champion Korean art at The Met. Generous Additional photography credits: © 2023 Artists Rights Society (ARS), loans from the Korea University Museum, Seoul; the Leeum Museum New York / ADAGP, Paris. Photo courtesy Leeum Museum of Art: 昀椀g. 45; of Art, Seoul; the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, © Chang Uc-chin. From Korean Rhapsody: A Montage of History and Korea; and a private collector have enabled us to tell this story. I am Memory, Leeum Museum of Art, 2011, p. 124. Image © The Metropolitan grateful to numerous dedicated colleagues for helping bring this Museum of Art, photo by Teri Aderman: 昀椀g. 39; © Gallery Hyundai and project to fruition, in particular Imtikar Ally, Jennifer Bantz, Melissa Bell, Lee Seung-taek: 昀椀g. 19; © Byron Kim, 2023. Image courtesy of the artist Rebecca Capua, Paul Caro, Harrison Carter, Linsen Chai, Haely (Haeyoon) and James Cohan, New York. Photo courtesy Leeum Museum of Art: Chang, Meryl Cohen, Shawn Digney-Peer, Michael Doscher and his 昀椀gs. 22, 23; From Korean Rhapsody: A Montage of History and Memory, team of handlers, Djamel Haoues, Yuan-li Hou, Mary Hurt, Sooyoung Leeum Museum of Art, 2011, pp. 54, 55. Image © The Metropolitan Jeon, Stella Kim, Jessica Kuhn, Stephanie Kwai, Eunhee Lee, Anne Blood Museum of Art, photo by Teri Aderman: 昀椀gs. 43, 44; Image courtesy Mann, Aileen Marcantonio, Vicki Parry, Jennifer Perry, Beatrice Pinto, Kwon Young-woo Estate. 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