1939 석난희, 石蘭姫, Suk Ran Hi
Born in Seoul
Education
1948 Deoksoo Elementary School, Entered Ewha Girls’ Middle School
1957 Seoul Arts High School
1963 B.F.A., College of Fine Arts, Hongik University, Seoul, Korea
1964–1969 Studied at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France
Selected Solo Exhibitions
1962 Solo Exhibition, Shinmun Hoegwan Gallery, Seoul
1968 Solo Exhibition, Gallery Artemont, Paris
1971 Homecoming Exhibition: Lithographs, Shinsegae Gallery, Seoul
1972 Solo Exhibition, Shinsegae Gallery, Seoul
1973 Exhibition of Small-Scale Works, Yesul Gallery, Seoul
1974 Solo Exhibition, Pine Hill Gallery, Seoul
1976 Solo Exhibition, Hyundai Gallery, Seoul
1977 Solo Exhibition, Sun Gallery, Seoul
1979 Solo Exhibition, Sun Gallery, Seoul
1980 10th Painting Exhibition: Suk Ran Hi, Korea Gallery, New York
1981 Woodcut Print Exhibition, Kongkan Gallery, Seoul
1982 Solo Exhibition, Maekhyang Gallery, Daegu
1983 Solo Exhibition, Kwanhoon Museum of Art (now Kwanhoon Gallery), Seoul
1984 Solo Exhibition, Muramatsu Gallery, Tokyo
1986 Suk Ran Hi Exhibition, Dongsanbang Gallery, Seoul
1987 Suk Ran Hi Exhibition,
Korea Investment Trust Exhibition Hall (now Hana Securities), Busan
Solo Exhibition, Hilton Gallery, Seoul
1988 Solo Exhibition, Ingong Gallery, Daegu
Suk Ran Hi Exhibition, Soo Gallery, Seoul
1989 Solo Exhibition, Simmons Gallery, Los Angeles
1990 Suk Ran Hi Exhibition, Gallery Busan, Busan
Solo Exhibition, Soo Gallery, Seoul
1992 Solo Exhibition, Soo Gallery, Seoul
1993 Solo Exhibition, Gallery Lux, Seoul
1995 Woodblock Print Exhibition, Soo Gallery, Seoul
2001–2018 MANIF (MANIF 7!–MANIF 24!), Seoul Arts Center,
Seoul (Participated in 13 editions)
2001 Solo Exhibition, Gallery Everarts, Paris
2006 Commemorative Exhibition for the 17th Lee Jung Seop Art Award,
Chosun Ilbo Art Museum, Seoul
2014 Suk Ran Hi: Breath of Nature, Whanki Museum, Seoul
Group Exhibition
1962 Mu-dong-in Inaugural Exhibition, National Library Gallery, Seoul
1964 Actuel II (2nd Actuel Exhibition), Gyeongbokgung Art Gallery, Seoul
1971 Kim Young Ja, Suk Ran Hi, and Lee Myung Soo: Tapestry Exhibition
by Three Artists, Dorajang Gallery, Seoul
1973 Kongkan Grand Prize Exhibition, Kongkan Gallery, Seoul
1974 2nd Invitational Print Exhibition Commemorating the Opening of the
Art Center, Art Center, Seoul
Four Women Artists Exhibition, Shinsegae Art Museum, Seoul
1976 International Print Exchange Exhibition, Pacific Asia Museum, Pasadena
1978 Trends in Korean Art: The Past Twenty Years, National Museum of
Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
Seoul International Print Exchange Exhibition,
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
1979 Contemporary Art Festival, National Museum of Modern and
Contemporary Art, Seoul
1981 Korea Print Grand Exhibition, Art Center, Seoul
Seoul Dong-A International Exhibition – Biennale, Art Center, Seoul
Edinburgh International Print Exhibition, Edinburgh
Invitational Exhibition of 20 Women Artists, Shinsegae Gallery, Seoul
1982 Twenty Women Artists of Contemporary Korean Art, Kwanhoon Museum of Art (now Kwanhoon Gallery), Seoul
The Status of Contemporary Korean Art, Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, Kyoto
Prints & Drawings, Myeongdong Gallery, Seoul
1983 4th Seoul International Print Biennale, National Museum of Modern and
Contemporary Art, Deoksugung, Seoul
Korea: Formative Expressions on Paper, Chunye Gallery, Taipei
1984 '84 Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Art, National Museum of
Modern and Contemporary Art, Deoksugung, Seoul
Seven Women Artists of Contemporary Korean Art, Muramatsu Gallery, Tokyo
Korean Contemporary Art of the 1960s: Informel and Its Surroundings,
Walkerhill Museum of Art, Seoul
1984–1987 École de Seoul, Kwanhoon Museum of Art (now Kwanhoon Gallery), Seoul
1985 ISPAS Seoul, Walkerhill Museum of Art, Seoul
Pan-Pacific Traveling Exhibition, Art Center, Seoul
2nd Asian Art Festival, Fukuoka Art Museum, Fukuoka
Thirty-one Women Artists of Contemporary Korean Art, Kwanhoon
Museum of Art (now Kwanhoon Gallery), Seoul
Contemporary Korean Prints: Yesterday and Today, Ho-Am Gallery, Seoul
1986 Korea–Japan Exchange Exhibition of Contemporary Prints, Shimonoseki
Museum of Art, Shimonoseki
Contemporary Korean Art: Yesterday and Today, National Museum of
Modern and Contemporary Art, Deoksugung, Seoul
Seoul Art Grand Exhibition, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul
1987 Seoul Art Grand Exhibition, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul...
'87 Print Adventure, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art,
Seoul / Sapporo National Museum of Modern Art, Sapporo
1988 Contemporary Korean Painting Exhibition, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon,
Gwacheon Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Artists, Chosun Ilbo Art Museum, Seoul
'88 Seoul Art Grand Exhibition, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul
1989 Contemporary Korean Painting 1989, Ho-Am Gallery, Seoul
Abstract Artists' Figurative Exhibition, Ace Art Gallery, Seoul
Five Artists Exhibition, Hilton Gallery, Seoul
1990 Exhibition of Twelve Contemporary Artists, Gallery Q, Seoul
'90 Korea Galleries Art Fair, Ho-Am Gallery, Seoul
Opening Exhibition, Choi Gallery, Seoul
Korean Art Today: Commemorative Exhibition for the Opening of the
Seoul Arts Center, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
1991 Suk Ran Hi, Lee Jung Ji, and Hong Jung Hee, Muk Gallery, Seoul
In Search of "Koreanness" in Contemporary Korean Art II: The Period of
Reduction and Diffusion, Hanwon Gallery, Seoul
Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Korean Art, Sunjae Museum of
Contemporary Art, Gyeongju
1992 '92 Charity Exhibition, Gallery Lux, Seoul
'92 Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Art: Painting and Sculpture,
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
Contemporary Korean Painting Exhibition, Ho-Am Gallery, Seoul
1993 Forty Years of Contemporary Korean Printmaking, National Museum of
Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Gwacheon
Seok Ju Art Prize Winners Exhibition, Gallery Lux, Seoul
5th Anniversary Exhibition of The Women's News: Ten Women Artists,
Yea Gallery, Seoul
1994 Opening Exhibition of Jongno Gallery: Korean Art Today, Jongno Gallery, Seoul
Forty Years of Contemporary Art: Twenty Artists of Today,
Commemorating the 5th Anniversary of Monthly Art, Ho-Am Gallery, Seoul
Blue, Another Spirit, Whanki Museum, Seoul
Seoul International Contemporary Art Festival, Commemorating the 600th
Anniversary of Seoul, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
KEPCO Plaza Gallery Opening Invitational Exhibition II, KEPCO Plaza Gallery, Seoul
26th Cagnes Painting Exhibition, Cagnes-sur-Mer, France
Korean Abstract Art: Cross Sections Before and After the 1960s, Seonam Art Exhibition Hall, Seoul
1995 Since 1945–1995: Fifty Years of Contemporary Korean Art, National
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
'95 Korean Women Artists Festival, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul
Contemporary Korean Art in Paris, Couvent des Cordeliers, Paris
1996 Contemporary Korean Art: Present and Future, Hongik University Museum, Seoul
1998 '98 International Art Festival: Contemporary Korean Art (PICAF), Busan Museum of Art, Busan
Spirit of the Year 2000: Commemorative Exhibition for the Opening of
the Daejeon Museum of Art, Daejeon Museum of Art, Daejeon
1999 Fifteen Perspectives, Gallery Woodeok, Seoul
10th Anniversary Exhibition of Seok Ju Art Prize Laureates, Gallery
Hyundai, Seoul
2000 Self and Nature, POSCO Art Museum, Seoul
Twenty-one Artists to Watch in 2000, Bogo Gallery, Seoul
2000–2002 Grands et Jeunes (Travelling Exhibition), Eiffel Branly, Paris and 14 other cities
Moving Museum, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Gwacheon
The Origins of Contemporary Korean Art: Focusing on the 1950s and
1960s, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Gwacheon
The Development and Transformation of Korean Printmaking, Daejeon Museum of Art, Daejeon
2001 Contemporary Korean Painting Exhibition, Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts, Hanoi
2002 International Contemporary Art Festival, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Seoul
Korea–Japan Contemporary Art Exhibition, Takashimaya Gallery (8th Floor),
Yokohama / Gana Insa Art Gallery, Seoul
33rd Ewha Womans University Special Exhibition, Ewha Womans University Museum, Seoul
2003 New Horizons in Drawing, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Deoksugung, Seoul
MANIF 8! Grand Prize Winners Exhibition, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
2004 Gentle Desire, Dukwon Gallery, Seoul
2005 Women, Nature and Korean Sensibility: Accepting and Sublimating..., Broadway Gallery, New York
Korea–Japan Contemporary Art Special Exhibition, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Seoul
China–Korea Contemporary Art Exhibition, He Xiangning Art Museum, Shenzhen
Contemporary Korean Art Documenta, Noam Gallery, Seoul
MAC 2000, Espace Champerret, Paris
2006 100 Years of Korean Art: Part II – Tradition, Humanity, Art, and Reality
(Commemorating the 60th Anniversary of Korean Liberation), National
Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Gwacheon
Art Daejeon 2006, Daejeon Museum of Art, Daejeon
Korea–China Contemporary Art Exhibition, Lu Xun Museum, Harbin /
Kumho Museum of Art, Seoul
European Contemporary Art Fair, Metz
Korea–Japan Exhibition, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Seoul
METZ Art Fair, Parc des Expositions de Metz, Metz
Comparative Exhibition 2006, Palace Museum, Paris
Suk Ran Hi: 17th Lee Jung Seop Art Award Commemorative Exhibition,
Chosun Ilbo Art Museum, Seoul
2007 Oil Painting: Women Artists – Vision of Tomorrow, Woodeok Gallery, Seoul
Ten Korean Women Artists: Commemorating the 120th Anniversary of
France–Korea Diplomatic Relations, Paris
Korea–China Contemporary Art Exhibition, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul /
Shanghai Creative Art Space, Shanghai
Paintings that Read the Mind, Part I, Galleria Ami, Seoul
35th Anniversary Exhibition, Jean Art Gallery, Seoul
Contemporary Korean Printmaking, 1958–2008, National Museum of
Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Gwacheon
2008 The Flow of Contemporary Korean Printmaking, Jeonbuk Museum of Art, Wanju
Korean Abstract Painting: 1958–2008, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul
Korea–China Contemporary Art Exhibition, Sejong Museum of Art, Seoul /
Beijing Huayuan Art Museum, Beijing
Walking through Jeongnim-ri: Fifteen Women Artists, Park Soo Keun
Museum of Art, Yanggu
2009 New Acquisitions 2008, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
The Gaze of Contemporary Art: Commemorative Exhibition for the
Opening of the Pusan National University Art Center, Pusan National University Art Center, Busan
Inspiration of Color, Kyungpook National University Art Museum, Daegu
2011 We Are Still Active: First and Second Generation Korean Artists, Jeong
Moon Kyu Museum of Art, Ansan
26th Asian International Art Exhibition, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul
The People Kim Whanki Met I, Whanki Museum, Seoul
Contemporary Asian Art Exhibition, Jeonbuk Museum of Art, Wanju
2013 In Memory of Kim Whanki, Whanki Museum, Seoul
2014 Attraction, W Museum, Iksan
Form as Thought: Rediscovering Drawing, Museum SAN, Wonju
Retro '86–'88, SOMA Museum of Art, Seoul
2015 Yesterday and Today: Fifteen Korean Abstract Painters, Ahn Sang-chul
Museum of Art, Yangju
70's RENAISSANCE II, Eve Gallery, Seoul
2016 The Muse Kim Hyang-an's Story I: Her-Story, Whanki Museum, Seoul
Remembering Those Days: 130th Anniversary of France–Korea Diplomatic
Relations Special Exhibition, Part II – Exchange Exhibition of Korean
Artists in France, Yeongeun Museum of Contemporary Art, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do
2018 Lost World, Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul
Lee Jung Seop Art Award: Thirty Years of Achievement – Exhibition of
Past Award Recipients, Chosun Ilbo Art Museum, Seoul
2023 Walking from the East: Special Exhibition from the Dongsan Park Joo
Hwan Collection, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Gwacheon
ALMA MATA III, Doam Gallery, Seoul
2024 Together: The Mission and Value of Art, Yeongeun Museum of
Contemporary Art, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do
2025 Nature in Paintings, Sungkok Art Museum, Building 1, Seoul
Awards
1992 The 4th Seok Ju Art Prize
2002 Grand Prize, MANIF 8! 2002
2005 The 17th Lee Jung Seop Art Award
Public Collections
Construction Guarantee Cooperative, Seoul
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Gwacheon
Busan Museum of Art, Busan
Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul
Wooyang Museum of Contemporary Art, Gyeongju
Walkerhill Museum of Art, Seoul
POSCO Art Museum, Seoul
Ho-Am Art Museum, Yongin
Hongik University Museum, Seoul
Whanki Museum, Seoul
석난희 (b.1939)
1948 덕수국민학교 졸업, 이화여중 입학
1957 서울예술고등학교 졸업
1963 홍익대학교 미술대학 졸업
1964 - 1969 파리 국립고등미술학교 수료
주요 개인전
1962 석란희 개인전 신문회관화랑 서울
1968 석란희 개인전 Gallery Artemont 파리
1971 석란희 귀국전 석판화 신세계화랑 서울
1972 석란희 작품전 신세계화랑 서울
1973 석란희 소품전 예술화랑 서울
1974 석란희 개인전 파인힐화랑 서울
1976 석란희 작품전 현대화랑 서울
1977 석란희 작품전 선화랑 서울
1979 석란희 작품전 선화랑 서울
수상 이력
1992 제4회 석주미술상 수상
2002 MANIF 8! 2002 대상 수상
2005 제 17회 이중섭미술상 수상
주요 작품 소장처
건설 공제 조합 (서울)
국립 현대미술관 (과천)
부산 시립미술관 (부산)
서울 시립미술관 (서울)
우양 미술관 (경주)
워커힐 미술관 (서울)
포스코 미술관 (서울)
호암 미술관 (용인)
홍익대학교 박물관 (서울)
환기 미술관 (서울)
리움 미술관 (서울)
Leeum Museum of Art, Seoul