Yehyun Lee
Each object appears suspended between the present moment and an imagined future in which these materials might remain as evidence of lives once lived.
Proof of Life / Art Museum at U of T
Category: Yehyun Lee
Wildlife Photographer of the Year at the ROM
by Yehyun Lee
The exhibition offers an incredibly meaningful engagement with the diversity of life on Earth through the lens of photographic practice.
Abbozzo Gallery Welcomes a New Era
by Yehyun Lee
In a city that is forever reshaping itself, Abbozzo’s new space stands as a testament to endurance and vision.
Zenji Funabashi, Shogo Okada at Open Studio
Yayoi Kusama at the AGO
by Yehyun Lee
We are each a sphere among spheres, a reflection within reflections, a fleeting image in a room that will outlast us.
Joon Hee Kim at the Harbourfront Centre
by Yehyun Lee
Each vessel, each stroke of pigment, extends an invitation: to see ourselves, to see each other, and to honour the unrepeatable beauty of being alive.
Emmanuel Osahor at The Power Plant
by Yehyun Lee
Osahor asks us to enter the garden to listen, to be attentive to what the land remembers and to what dreaming might yet restore.
Together in Quiet Light at Zalucky Contemporary
by Yehyun Lee
In moments of shared vulnerability, new forms of presence can take root: presence that is not permanence, but as touch, as breath, as light briefly held—a radical act.
Walking the Artist Project 2025
by Yehyun Lee & Rashana Yuotzy
More than just an art fair, the event unfolded as a living, vibrant exchange of ideas, offering a rare opportunity to encounter artwork in a setting designed for conversation and curiosity.
Drawing a Blank at Open Studio
by Yehyun Lee
It is not just an exhibition; it is an invitation to participate in an ongoing conversation about the ways in which we are all shaped by the silences, struggles, and the stories we carry.
Eldred Allen at Stephen Bulger Gallery
by Yehyun Lee
For Allen, photography has become a tool not just for recording the world, but for helping others see it as he does—with wonder, with reverence, and with love.
Laurent Chéhère at Bau-Xi Toronto
by Yehyun Lee
Chéhère elevates the mundane, transforming everyday architecture into poetic narratives that invite us to reimagine the stories hidden in them.