Why the Viral “Hello Kitty” Show Is More Than It Looks | Gowoon Lee at Meredith Rosen Gallery скачать в хорошем качестве

Why the Viral “Hello Kitty” Show Is More Than It Looks | Gowoon Lee at Meredith Rosen Gallery

This exhibition has been everywhere online, and often described simply as “the Hello Kitty show.” But Here Kitty Kitty by Gowoon Lee is far more layered than it first appears. In this long-form video, I take you inside the exhibition at Meredith Rosen Gallery and offer a clear, arte-facile walkthrough of the works. We look at how Hello Kitty functions as a surface for projection, how repetition and commodification shape ideas of femininity, and how art-historical references quietly shift the way we read these images. I also sit down with Meredith Rosen to talk about why seeing art in real life still matters... and the single piece of advice she would give to young artists today. This video is for anyone who: – saw this show online and wanted more context – is curious about how contemporary exhibitions are built – wants to learn how to look at art without intimidation 🎨 Exhibition: Here Kitty Kitty 📍 Location: Meredith Rosen Gallery, New York City 🗓 On view: through February 21, 2026 If you enjoy slow, thoughtful art guides that make contemporary art accessible, consider subscribing for more ICAW walkthroughs.