About
Kate Oh is a Korean-American artist, curator, gallerist, and cultural arts leader based in New York City.
She is the founder of Kate Oh Gallery, an art gallery dedicated to promoting contemporary artists and fostering cross-cultural dialogue through the arts.
She serves as President of the Korean New York Artists Association (KNYAA) and Chair of the Board of the AHL Foundation, supporting Korean and Korean-American artists and expanding opportunities for cultural exchange.
A graduate of Parsons School of Design with both BFA and MFA degrees, she has also served as a volunteer docent at The Metropolitan Museum of Art since 2004.
In addition to her artistic and curatorial work, she teaches Korean traditional folk painting (Minhwa) and promotes Korean cultural heritage through educational programs, exhibitions, and international collaborations.
