Tai Hwa Goh 고 태화
Tai Hwa Goh, an artist working with printmaking and installation, was born in Seoul, Korea, where she spent her childhood years through college. Goh’s installation pushes the boundaries of traditional printmaking from two-dimensional images on paper to three-dimensional sculptural installations that transform space.
Goh is a recipient of 2019 New Jersey Individual Artist Fellowship Awards and the Gold Award winner of the 2017 AHL Visual Art Competition. She also has been awarded and grants from National Endowments for the Arts, Lower East Side Print Shop, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, Guttenberg Art, Emerge11, Vermont Studio Center, AHL Foundation and Evergreen Museum and Library Residency at John Hopkins University, MD, among others. She had an installation show at Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill and BRIC and her works have shown at IPCNY, DUMBO Art Festival, Islip Museum, William Paterson University, Gallery Aferro, AIR Gallery and Snug Harbor Center for The Art.
Goh has participated in the International Artist Residency at NARS Foundation and the Artist-in-Residence, Museum of Arts and Design's Artist Studios Program, Textile Art Center and Artist-in-Residence at Children’s Museum of Manhattan.
Goh earned an MFA from the University of Maryland, as well as an MFA and a BFA from Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea. She has been featured in US and international exhibitions. For more information please visit www.taihwagoh.com.
Goh is a recipient of 2019 New Jersey Individual Artist Fellowship Awards and the Gold Award winner of the 2017 AHL Visual Art Competition. She also has been awarded and grants from National Endowments for the Arts, Lower East Side Print Shop, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, Guttenberg Art, Emerge11, Vermont Studio Center, AHL Foundation and Evergreen Museum and Library Residency at John Hopkins University, MD, among others. She had an installation show at Sunroom Project Space at Wave Hill and BRIC and her works have shown at IPCNY, DUMBO Art Festival, Islip Museum, William Paterson University, Gallery Aferro, AIR Gallery and Snug Harbor Center for The Art.
Goh has participated in the International Artist Residency at NARS Foundation and the Artist-in-Residence, Museum of Arts and Design's Artist Studios Program, Textile Art Center and Artist-in-Residence at Children’s Museum of Manhattan.
Goh earned an MFA from the University of Maryland, as well as an MFA and a BFA from Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea. She has been featured in US and international exhibitions. For more information please visit www.taihwagoh.com.
Pushing the boundaries between printmaking and sculpture has been one of my focuses to make a more dynamic relationship with the viewer.
I extended my prints to outside of the frame and related it to architectural elements, like a pillar, a ceiling, or corners of the wall. Considering utilizing the right-side wall in the Kaplan gallery, I create a wall installation which is an open expression of leaks of the emotions, the secrets, the relationships, and the paradigms that the architectural space struggled to contain then hiding deep underneath the surface. But sometimes there is a leak, and all those hidden feelings, secrets, ideas, and relationships burst through.
I extended my prints to outside of the frame and related it to architectural elements, like a pillar, a ceiling, or corners of the wall. Considering utilizing the right-side wall in the Kaplan gallery, I create a wall installation which is an open expression of leaks of the emotions, the secrets, the relationships, and the paradigms that the architectural space struggled to contain then hiding deep underneath the surface. But sometimes there is a leak, and all those hidden feelings, secrets, ideas, and relationships burst through.
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