PhD fellowships
Supports study in Korean and Korean American art history.
Funding and grant-making are now the organization's primary work. Its programs include PhD fellowships in Korean art history and Korean American art history, curatorial fellowships, and exhibition sponsorships. Funding is invitation-based, with grant partners identified through work with museums, universities, and artists. The organization began in 2022 as an exhibition space at 351 Canal Street in New York City. During that period, it presented 19 exhibitions, hosted five library residencies, published eight digital catalogs, and produced public programs. The physical exhibition space closed on May 26, 2026, as the organization entered its funding-focused phase. Its supported projects include curatorial work, artist presentations, and research in Korean art and Korean American art history.
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Supports study in Korean and Korean American art history.
Offers fellowships for curators.
Funds exhibition projects through partnerships.
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