Ahead of two shows in Seoul, the artist, famed for his colorful figurative work, reflects on urban aesthetics, Black joy and turning the quotidian into the sublime. Ahead of two shows in Seoul, the artist, famed for his colorful figurative work, reflects on urban aesthetics, Black joy and turning the quotidian into the sublime. Read MoreNYT > Arts > Art & Design
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