Long-Exposure Photo Exhibit By Atta Kim At NBMAA

THE HARTFORD COURANT
By Susan Dunne

"ON-AIR Project 110-2, The New York Series, Times Square" (2005) By Atta Kim

CONNECTICUT---Change is the only constant in life. That philosophy drives the work of Korean-American photographer Atta Kim, both in his cityscapes and his depictions of human interactions. His artist's statement declares "Disappearance is the reality of all existence. Reality is not clear to us; it must be interpreted to be revealed."A new exhibit of long-exposure photographs by Kim at the New Britain Museum of American Art, six photos in all, emphasize this transitory nature of human existence, a key feature in Buddhist philosophy, which Kim studies. [link]

New Britain Museum of American Art: "NEW/NOW: ATTA KIM" (Ends November 25), 56 Lexington Street, New Britain, CT, (860) 229-0257 or nbmaa@nbmaa.org