InJung Oh

Teaches at OH Art Foundation

Korean American, InJung Oh is a female artist, resident at Zhou B Art Center, and creator of contemporary art space “Volossom.” She was born in South Korean in 1982, and moved to the US at the age of 13. She earned both a MFA (2009) and a BFA (2005) with a Full scholarship (2001-2005) and Fellowship in Honor (2005) from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, with an emphasis in Painting and Drawing. After graduation, Oh continues to exhibit widely in Chicago and abroad. She has had solo exhibitions at Union League Chicago, Zhou B Art Center (Chicago), Ed Pachke Art Center (Chicago), MIIT Museum (Turin), and Bluerider Art Gallery (Taipei). Her most recent project focus is to develop Volossom, a multifaceted art space in Bridgeport, Chicago. This is the place where Oh can present and collaborate on visual art projects creating both a psychological and spiritual space where the viewer can experience to find balance in life through arts.