Gallery B612 presents Korean Rhapsody: Sijo, a Korean Cultural Week program during Seattle Art Fair Week, with support from the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Seattle and Margolis Arts Foundation. Through Sijo poetry, Korean brush painting, contemporary visual art, live performance, and Sagunja, the program invites audiences to experience Korean tradition as a living artistic language.

This Director’s Note introduces two solo exhibitions at Gallery B612—Metamorphosis by Karen Chang in Pioneer Square and Secret Garden by Jiamin Zhu in SoDo—exploring transformation, identity, and the space between process and emergence.

Installation view of Love Letters to Planet Earth at Gallery B612 in Seattle, showcasing mixed media artworks inspired by nature, including encaustic paintings, textile pieces, and sculptures made from recycled materials.

At the 2025 Seattle International Dance Festival, MiYoung Margolis presents two multidisciplinary works—Threads of Her: Seo-Nang and Hanji Soul—where myth breathes, paper moves, and dance becomes canvas. Blending choreography with visual art, these performances honor Korean tradition while carving new space for stories told through body, breath, and hanji. The journey continues beyond the stage, with a lobby exhibition of her hanji mixed media works presented by Gallery B612.