Suejin Jo is a Korean born abstract painter who is based in New York. She’s had 22 Solo shows including “Migrqation_Passages” in John Molloy Gallery 2020. Jo’s work was written up in the NY Times, the Easthampton Star, the Southampton Press, Korea Daily, Art Tribune. Public collections include Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Library of Congress, WTC Memorial Museum, Chase Manhattan Bank, General Instrument Co., Hyundae Construction, PulMuWon Food Corp, Art in General, MANIF Korea. The State Department chose Jo's "Pontchartrain" to be included in 2012 Desk Calendar “Homage to American Women Artists”.
Jo was born and raised in the small riverside village which had become a part of mega Metropolis of SEOUL Korea. Pandemic isolation drove the artist to produce the “It Takes a Village” series. At the end of 2021 Jo started Chrysanthemum series inspired by the Korean poet, Seo Jeong-Ju’s poem “Beside the Chrysanthemum”. After doing four paintings, often wiping tears, Jo realized she was actually doing her own self-portrait.
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