"Anomalous Traces"

Sangmi Yoo

"Anomalous Traces"

Art

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Professor Sang-Mi Yoo studied printmaking and teaches as an art professor at Texas Tech University. She was awarded a Visual Arts Prize from AHL Foundation this year. Her minimal houses reflecting her current residence in Texas raise questions as to illusion and tangible tactility and asks us what our ideal homes are.

Original language	English
Publisher	Mom & I Magazine
Volume	169
State	Published - Oct 28 2014

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