Christine Rhee

Christine Donghee Rhee is an emerging artist, primarily working in graphite, acryla gouache, and digital color over graphite drawings. Her work explores Korean mythology and heroines great and small, melding both Korean and Western art influences as a Korean-American artist. Her portraits invite the viewer to respond to the inner strength, transformation, and growth of women and (super)natural forces.

Christine Donghee Rhee
b. 1980, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA
cr@christinerhee.com | http://www.christinerhee.com | (650) 521-2461

Education
2015-current, SmART School Mentorships with Rebecca Leveille & Scott M. Fischer
2017, Illustration Master Class (IMC) with Rebecca Leveille, Andrew Hem, Boris Vallejo, Julie Bell, Scott Fischer & Dan Dos Santos
2016, Illustration Master Class (IMC) with Mike Mignola, Greg Manchess, Sam Weber, Donato Giancola, Boris Vallejo, Dan Dos Santos, Scott Fischer & Rebecca Leveille
2009, BFA, Animation and Illustration, Magna Cum Laude, San Jose State University

Exhibitions
2017 Solo exhibition, Borderlands Books and Cafe, SF (forthcoming)
2017 Group exhibition, Meow That's What I Call Art! Vol. 1, SketchPad Gallery, San Francisco, CA (forthcoming)

Publications
2018 Creative Quarterly the Journal of Art and Design, CQ48 (forthcoming)
2017 Cox, Bill and Todd Spoor (Editors), Infected By Art: Volume 5, Hermes Press (2017) (forthcoming)

Collections
Private collection, Providence, RI
Private collection, Mountain View, CA
Private collection, Torrance, CA

San Francisco