Discover 7 Exceptional Artists at Booth #313
Experience the Future of Contemporary Art with MUSEE

Art lovers and collectors—don’t miss Musee at ArtExpo New York 2025. From April 3–6 at Pier 36, Booth #313 will feature the work of seven groundbreaking artists from Korea and the U.S., each with a distinct voice shaped by powerful personal stories and strong exhibition backgrounds.

As one of the world’s leading art fairs, ArtExpo New York—hosted by Redwood Art Group—offers a dynamic platform for artists to connect with collectors, curators, and industry insiders. Musee is proud to be part of this global stage.

Beyond the fair, Musee represents a diverse roster of artists from the U.S., Korea, China, and Europe. We offer flexible rental and purchase options for original artwork, making it easy to transform offices, lobbies, clinics, restaurants, cafes, and creative workspaces throughout New York and New Jersey.

Whether you’re looking to enhance your brand image or create a welcoming space for clients, Musee connects you with art that speaks.

Meet the 7 Distinguished Artists Represented by MUSEE

Our featured artists bring technical mastery, fresh perspectives, and compelling narratives to ArtExpo New York 2025. Each artist has been chosen for their ability to push artistic boundaries and inspire new ways of seeing the world.

Joyce Pommer

Born in Quincy, Massachusetts, Joyce Pommer studied at The Academy of Art College in San Francisco, The Art Institute of Boston, and the Art Students League in New York City. Her work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions across the U.S., including a solo show at Southwest Minnesota State University Art Museum, which acquired her work. She has been featured on the covers of Art Voices and Women Arts Quarterly, and in Studio Visit and Art Folio 2020. She has participated in The Other Art Fair (Brooklyn), the Boston International Fine Art Show (2019, 2022), and Focus Art Fair New York (2024). She currently works from her studio in Long Island City, New York.

Dressvanximo

Dressvanximo explores emotional tension, everyday discomfort, and personal release through bold colors, symbolic imagery, and expressive mark-making. Through recurring motifs like skulls and raw, handwritten textures, their work reflects deeply personal yet universally relatable experiences—capturing the complexity of survival, communication, and identity.

Ma Songyi

Ma Songyi is a textile-based artist who creates delicate, emotionally resonant works using embroidery, beads, and layered fabrics. Her practice focuses on capturing the quiet and often overlooked beauty of everyday life, drawing on personal reflection and social encounters to shape poetic, material-driven compositions.

GuNu Park

GuNu Park earned his BFA in Sculpture from Jeonju University and his MFA from Sungshin Women’s University. He has held solo exhibitions since 2007 and has participated in major art fairs such as KIAF, Daegu Art Fair, and New York Art Expo. His work has also been shown internationally in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and New Caledonia. A frequent recipient of public art commissions and awards, Park currently serves as Executive Director of the Gimpo Sculptors Association and is a member of the Korean Sculptors Association.

Sang Nam Park

Born in 1961 in Seoul, Sang Nam Park studied Western painting at Hansung University and graduated from École des Beaux-Arts de Versailles in 1993. He has exhibited widely in Korea and abroad, including in France, Poland, and Singapore. His work reflects on memory, time, and the human relationship with place, using textured surfaces and poetic language to explore personal and universal traces of life.

Yim Soo Bin

Yim Soo Bin was born in 1985 in Seoul and holds a BFA from Suwon University and an MFA in Sculpture from the University of Seoul. Her recent solo exhibitions include Labyrinthos, Respiration, and Inshallah, shown in venues such as Beeum Gallery, Gallery Space &, and YTN Namsan Gallery. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions and art fairs throughout Korea, and her work explores rhythm, breath, and spatial awareness through sculptural installations.

Gong Hyunjin

Working primarily with wood, Gong Hyunjin carves delicate sculptural forms that explore memory, identity, and the traces of time. Her work has been exhibited throughout Korea and reflects a quiet yet powerful exploration of inner experience. Her sculptures invite viewers into an introspective space through subtle texture and restrained expression.

Why Choose Musee?

• Monthly art rental plans tailored to your business needs

• Seamless delivery and installation across New York and New Jersey

• A curated collection of original, contemporary artworks for lease or purchase

• Ideal for all commercial real estate, including offices, lobbies, restaurants, and more

• A trusted platform for artists to share and monetize their work

• Art designed to reflect your space, your identity, and your values

Visit Musee at ArtExpo New York 2025 – Booth #313

Join us at ArtExpo New York 2025, April 4–6 at Pier 36, Booth #313, and discover how original art can elevate your commercial space. Musee is committed to supporting artists while helping businesses connect with authentic, impactful art through rental and acquisition.

Learn more at musee.nyc or contact us directly at info@musee.nyc.