Grace Rhee (grace-rhee)

Grace Rhee ('25) is an Arts & Entertainment writer. She enjoys writing about fine arts and exploring museums across New York. In her free time, she likes to bake, play sports, and spend time with family and friends.

Arts and Entertainment

The Evolution of Latin American Furniture: Crafting Modernity at the MoMA

Grace Rhee, Maegan Diep

A glimpse into the MoMA’s Crafting Modernity: Design in Latin America (1940-1980)

Issue 2, Volume 115

Arts and Entertainment

The Lively World of Wanda Gág

Grace Rhee

A review of Wanda Gág’s World exhibition at the Whitney Museum.

Issue 17, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

The Balance of Grief and Motherhood

Grace Rhee, Maegan Diep

A comprehensive review of the Käthe Kollwitz exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.

Issue 14, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

The Bittersweet Flavors of Trader Joe’s Marketing

Grace Rhee

Trader Joe's marketing tactics ultimately perpetuate harmful stereotypes and mask a slew of corporate shortcomings.

Issue 10, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Friends, Rivals, Mutuals: The Enigmatic Relationship of Manet and Degas

Grace Rhee

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new exhibition, Manet/Degas, explores the enigmatic relationship between the two famous artists by presenting their thematically similar artworks side by side.

Issue 8, Volume 114

Opinions

When Backpacks Break the Bank and the Planet: A Call for Change

Grace Rhee, Joanne Hwang

The practice of over-purchasing school supplies needs to be reevaluated due to its negative impact on the environment and health, as well as exacerbating the existing social and economic gaps between communities.

Issue 5, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Barbie: Deconstructing the Dreamhouse

Grace Rhee, Maegan Diep

An analysis of the hit film Barbie, featuring a doll-changing journey and eccentric Ken-ergy.

Issue 1, Volume 114

Arts and Entertainment

Intersections of Youth, Mortality, and Art History: Unraveling Cecily Brown’s Death and the Maid Exhibition

Grace Rhee

Exploring the intertwined worlds of life and death: a review of Cecily Brown’s exhibition, Death and the Maid.

Issue 17, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Mother of Modernism: Georgia O’Keeffe

Grace Rhee, Maegan Diep

A review of Georgia O’Keeffe: To See Takes Time, exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art.

Issue 14, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Meret Oppenheim: Spontaneity in Surrealism

Grace Rhee, Maegan Diep

An analysis of the artist and works featured in the MoMA’s Meret Oppenheim: My Exhibition.

Issue 10, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

New York through Edward Hopper’s Eyes

Grace Rhee, Maegan Diep

A look into the Edward Hopper’s New York: his unique reflection of New York City.

Issue 8, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

Taylor Swift’s End of Eras Leads to Bad Blood

Grace Rhee, Tessa Kolovarsky

14 million eager “Swifties” were left heartbroken after Ticketmaster, the world’s largest ticket marketplace, crumbled upon them at the fans’ most dire time.

Issue 7, Volume 113

Arts and Entertainment

A Walk into Henri Matisse’s Red Studio

Grace Rhee

A review of Matisse: The Red Studio exhibition at the MoMA

Issue 1, Volume 113