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Blog · Visual Music
Stories in Brush and Ink
Sarah Oh shares her own work and the traditions of Korean painting — the stories behind the paintings, the techniques, and the practice of learning.

Story · Minhwa
Why I Paint Chickens
Giving the humblest subject the dignity of literati painting
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Story · Awakening
The Freeway Became My Rice Paper
Finding a landscape scroll on Interstate 5
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Learn · Minhwa Basics
What Is Minhwa?
Reading Korean folk painting through its symbols
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Story · Visual Music
A Rooster Answering Matisse
Redrawing the circle of 'La Danse' in ink
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Learn · Materials & Technique
Ink, Water, and Xuan Paper
Painting as a conversation with paper
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Story · Visual Music
The Body as a Musical Score
Every feather is also a note
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Learn · Teaching Philosophy
Learning to See, Not Just to Paint
What a beginner first discovers before the brush
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Story · Najeon Technique
Mother-of-Pearl and the Night Sky
Bringing the light of craft into painting
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Learn · Reading Symbols
The Ten Symbols of Longevity
An old wish, painted for centuries
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Story · Visual Music
Painting as Visual Music
Making sound visible
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