'Korean Rhapsody: Sijo' is presented by Gallery B612 as part of Korean Cultural Week 2026 at the Seattle Art Fair.

The exhibition draws inspiration from sijo, a traditional Korean poetic form that emerged in the late Goryeo Dynasty (14th century). Known for its concise three-line structure, sijo distills emotion, nature, and philosophical reflection into refined and disciplined form. This poetic framework serves as the curatorial foundation of the exhibition, where each artwork reflects moments of tension, expansion, and resolution -- mirroring the internal rhythm of sijo.

Through ink, hanji, and mixed media, the participating artists -- MiYoung Margolis, KyoungMug Park & YoungHwa Choi -- reinterpret traditional sensibilities within a contemporary visual language.