Jeong In Suk · Hawa Art Studio

Scarf photographs from a one-day gauze dyeing class, documenting a past class.

An activity documented as an indigo-dyed T-shirt workshop. Venue and participant count are not specified.

A display captioned as Jeong In-sook’s hand-dyed fabrics. No event name or venue is stated.

Exhibition announcement for 21–26 December 2016 at Gana Art Space, Gallery 2. The poster features About Coexistence II.

Cloth and leaf arrangements document a past workshop, not a current class offer.

A presentation of leaf-printed clothing and a scarf. Venue and attendance are not specified.

Ten photos document an exhibition notice, batik displays and patterns, figures, wayang and a map textile. The caption identifies a batik and wayang exhibition at a Korea–Indonesia cultural centre. This is not a claim that Jeong In-suk made, exhibited or organised these works. The notice lists May 2017 dates; June 29 is the posting date. Individual makers are unconfirmed.

The artist, wearing rubber gloves, lifts a skein from a pink-toned dye bath. The caption identifies this as her own appearance during a wool dyeing class. This records class activity at that time; dye, temperature, duration, attendance and current class schedules are unconfirmed.

An exhibition graphic reading “Enjoying Time”, with a black circular shape on a red ground. The caption announces an S.sm art-quilt exhibition, 30 August–5 September, at Gallery is in Insadong. This is a historical announcement posted in 2017, not evidence of individual artwork titles, makers or completed attendance.

Wool skeins arranged in green, blue, violet, pink, yellow and brown tones. The post describes wool dyeing during a class. This records class results at the time; merino content, dyes, student numbers and individual makers are unconfirmed. It is not merged with another date’s class or presented as a current class announcement.

A past workshop photograph showing a book being signed beside a participant. The 2018 post recalls a workshop named 카펫파셋 and gives 2011.1.21 and Workshop in Korea. Its relative phrase eight years ago does not match that date and is not silently corrected. The posting year is distinguished from the recalled date; no formal mentorship or qualification is claimed.

A class photograph of yarn and ribbons in yellow, green, blue, orange and purple drying on a rack. The post identifies a merino-wool yarn and silk-ribbon dyeing class and explicitly names acid dyes. It is not presented as natural dyeing. Student numbers, individual makers and current class dates are unconfirmed.

A China Eastern aircraft photographed at an airport. The caption states departure that day to judge the Zhang Jian home-textile design contest. This documents the departure post, not completed judging or an award. The aircraft’s character artwork is not the artist’s work. It is not merged into one continuous trip with the late-September ceremony.

Results from a one-day class in scarf re-dyeing and T-shirt tie-dyeing. The source photographs show tying and releasing beads in a scarf, a brown scarf and shirts with varied patterns. These are class results, not finished works attributed solely to the artist. Fibre and dye types and current class dates are unconfirmed.

A record from the 2019 Zhang Jian Cup home textile design awards ceremony in China. The caption describes attending with fellow artists who received awards. The gold, silver and bronze awards mentioned belong to those artists, not to Jeong In-suk. Works exhibited in this post are not attributed to her.

Botanical and star-pattern quilts hang above colour-sorted fabrics, figure appliqués and a bag. The caption records finishing a sales display on the second floor of Exhibition Hall 1 at Kyung-In Museum of Fine Art, distinct from the Yoon Quilt members’ exhibition downstairs. Not every displayed design is attributed solely to the artist; this historical display does not establish current stock or sales results.

An advance notice for the 8th SM Art Quilt Group Exhibition, scheduled for August 26–September 1, 2020 at Gallery 2 of Kyung-In Museum of Fine Art. The caption discusses the decision to proceed and infection-prevention preparations. This notice does not itself document the completed event or identify the artist’s individual exhibits.

The original four-panel collage shows yarn drying on a rack, ribbons, arranged skeins and fabric pieces. The caption records a private wool-dyeing class held the previous day, September 27. Individual makers are not identified, so these materials are not counted as works made solely by the artist. The historical class notice does not establish current availability or sales terms.

An announcement of planned participation in QFIK at COEX Hall B on October 7–9, 2021. Images show the event notice, solid and patterned dyed fabrics, hand-dyed yarn, and Amish Circle and Baltimore quilts. The caption’s reference to over 200 fabrics, kits and supplies describes historical preparations, not current stock. The outdoor quilt photographs are not fair-site photographs, and this announcement alone does not prove attendance. External patterns and retail character fabrics are not presented as the artist’s original designs.

A record of photographing quilts at Baegun Lake before the rain. Three outdoor photographs show a twelve-block quilt of everyday scenes, a Baltimore-style top with flowers and birds, and an Amish Circle sampler. These are not counted as three new artworks or described as an outdoor exhibition. Design and maker attribution depend on the separate sources for each work; the photographs alone do not establish completion of all quilting or border finishing.

A record of preparing two displays at COEX Hall B on the day before QFIK 2021 opened. The caption mentions Hawa Art Quilt booth B423 and the Zhang Jian Cup award-winning works exhibition. The photograph shows installation work beside quilts depicting water, trees and abstract textures. The person is not identified, and the displayed works are not all attributed to Jeong In-suk or presented as her award-winning works. The announced 10 a.m. opening the following day is a historical schedule.

The Hawa Art Studio D-11 booth displays a block sampler, floral appliqué and star quilts, fabrics, yarn and kits. The 30 June caption reflects on three days at the Busan BEXCO Handmade Fair and thanks visitors and fellow exhibitors. Not every displayed item is counted as an original design or sole creation by Jeong In-suk; books and supplies are not separate artworks. Visitor totals, sales and current offers are unverified. Additional photographs are the event poster and D-11 floor plan from the 3 June announcement. The poster dates, 24–26 June 2022, describe a past event, not a current invitation. Preparation and the review belong to the same event.

Six handled mini bags combine turquoise vines on black with multicoloured floral fabrics. The caption records attending a Q.M gathering and making bags using material prepared by teacher Jang. It mentions carrying a water bottle, tumbler or sweets and using fabric scraps. This is a historical group-making activity, not attribution of all six bags or the original pattern to Jeong In-suk, nor a current sale or class invitation.

The second day at Hawa Art Quilt booth D111 in COEX Hall D, third floor. Photographs show displayed quilts, hand-dyed fabrics, yarn and bags, fabric sorting and colour-organised fabrics. The caption thanks visitors. This is the same event as the 5 October preparation and 6 October opening, not another event or new artwork. Visible prices are historical; visitor numbers, sales and original authorship of all displayed items are not inferred.

A gallery view showing several different textile works. The caption reflects on two nights and three days of installation and opening preparations and learning about fellow artists’ work. This post alone does not establish the exhibition name, venue or individual work titles and authors; not every displayed piece is registered as a new work by Jeong In-suk. Two other photographs carrying press watermarks or photographer credits are not republished.

A visit to the 33rd Contemporary Dye Artist Association Exhibition, in which artist Park Young-joo participated. The venue leaflet lists 10–17 December 2023 at Gallery 808, Room 2, Seongnam Arts Center. This documents a visit, not Jeong In-suk exhibiting. Neither the displayed works nor the leaflet design is attributed to her.

A booth record from the final day of the 2023 K-Handmade Fair. The photographs show turquoise fabric being unfolded and a display of quilts, fabrics and kits. This continues the installation and second-day records of the same fair, rather than documenting a separate exhibition or newly completed artwork. Price signs in the photographs are historical, not current offers.

Installing the 12th S.M. ART QUILT exhibition in Hall 6 of Kyung-In Museum of Fine Art. The photographs show works being hung and positioned and explanatory materials being prepared. The caption announces a December 18 opening but lists both the 23rd and 24th as closing dates, so the closing date remains unconfirmed. Not every pictured work is attributed to Jeong In-suk.

An invitation to the 12th S.M. ART QUILT exhibition by graduates of the quilt specialist program at Sookmyung Women’s University’s Chung Young Yang Embroidery Museum. The caption lists December 18–23, 2024, an 11:30 gallery talk and the artist’s planned opening-day duty on the 18th. This is a historical invitation, not a current schedule or proof that the duty was completed. The textile pictured in the promotional image is not attributed from this source alone.

A record of the second day at Sunchang Fermentation Theme Park. Photos show a quilt craft exhibition banner, displayed quilts, accessories and participants meeting, alongside the snowy venue. Individual exhibited works are not all attributed to Jeong In-suk; sales figures and hands-on activity outcomes are unverified.

A record of joining fellow makers and completing a quilt exhibition setup at the 20th Sunchang Fermented Food Festival. The entrance sign gives the dates 17–19 October 2025. The caption describes a break after installation and the opening planned at that time. This was a shared exhibition; not all exhibits are attributed solely to Jeong In-suk. This is a historical record, not a current event announcement.

Seventeen photographs show the Hawa Art Studio Ra-07 booth, a portrait, hanging hand-dyed fabrics and close-up patterns, block quilts, nun and Amish dolls, floral accessories and supplies. The caption marks the final day of a three-day fair and reports visits from quilt teachers and makers, without establishing visitor or sales totals. The lakeside quilt photograph is distinct from the exhibition-floor views; its location and date are not inferred. Not all displayed designs or items are attributed solely to Jeong In-suk, and pens, books and supplies are not counted as separate artworks. Historical kit discounts are not current terms.

Installation for the 8th Creative Quilt Meeting group exhibition at Kyung-In Museum of Fine Art, Exhibition Hall 5, held on 6–12 August 2025. The entrance banner lists Jeong In-suk among the participants. Photographs show the entrance, displays, lighting adjustments, frame installation and small-item display. This is a group-exhibition record; not every work shown is attributed to Jeong In-suk.

A class announcement illustrated with dye containers, pale fabric, dyed yarn bearing Hawa Art labels, folded coloured fabrics and ribbons. The caption describes a shift towards one-to-one lessons and announces the first class for February 6, 2026. This historical notice does not establish current availability, included materials, stock or completed attendance.

A participation announcement posted on June 27, 2026. The caption lists July 24–26 at BEXCO Exhibition Center 2, Hall 4, Busan, booth 사-21. Only the event poster and photographed invitations are included. This is a historical announcement, not a current invitation or discount offer, nor proof of completed participation or sales. Fabric promotional composites are excluded from the artwork photographs.

A class record covering wool yarn, silk ribbon and wool fabric dyeing. The post describes liquid dye preparation, fabric types, scouring theory and colour mixing. The photographs show dyed materials, warm-coloured and violet-blue yarn during dyeing, and undyed materials. This documents a past class, not a current timetable or stock listing.