For decades Michael Jang flew under the radar, his career as a professional artist first gathering public acclaim in 2001 with the submission of a portfolio of images from the 1970s to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Like Jang’s oeuvre, the underground setting of this latest exhibition presented by Lee Gallery shifts our everyday coordinates—what’s right under our noses, on the streets and sidewalks? If you haven’t been paying attention, this exhibition is your alert to an artist making their literal mark on the city and redefining what their prime looks like.
