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Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
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Exhibitions
《Cut and paste》, 2022.05.06 – 2022.06.04, Gallery Stan
Digital nomads are the norm in 2022. Along with the blockchain, we exist both physically and virtually. Physical distance is now easier to overcome than ever before. The boy born in 1993 has become a digital native in no time. Because of his father's influence as a programmer, reality and the digital world had already been blended seamlessly for the artist who encountered the Internet earlier than anyone else.
2022.05.01
Exhibitions
《Temporary Landing》, 2022.04.13 – 2022.05.01, TINC
The exhibition 《Temporary Landing》 at TINC juxtaposes the distinctive characteristics of an aircraft—both on the ground and in the air—onto sculpture and flat works, connecting the two media with the aircraft’s unique spatial properties. By capturing the common methodologies of the three participating artists, the exhibition creates a temporary pause, a suspended moment to rearrange the timeline of their artistic practices.
2022.04.10
Exhibitions
《Appearances》, 2023.03.09 – 2023.03.25, Frieze No. 9 Cork Street
South Korean artist Woo Hannah presents her latest collection of fabric sculptures and installations at Frieze No. 9 Cork Street. Titled 《Appearances》, the exhibition runs from March 9 to March 25 and features works created between 2020 and 2023
2023.03.01
Exhibitions
"off-site" on View Through October 8, 2023, at Art Sonje Center
Art Sonje Center will present off-site, an exhibition by six artists, from August 18 to October 7. off-site utilizes spaces such as the museum’s theater, backstage area, garden, stairways, and mechanical rooms to build a new sense of space and artworks.
2023.08.16
Articles
[Column] After the Exhibition Ends
Where do artworks go once an exhibition ends? It is a question that rarely crossed my mind despite having seen countless shows. In 2021, the artist Taehun Lee, supported by the Gwangju Cultural Foundation, presented
2024.05.15
Exhibitions
《Open Hands》, 2024.08.30 – 2024.09.15, Gallery Hyundai
Gallery Hyundai presents 《Open Hands》, a collaborative exhibition with Commonwealth and Council. Open Hands is a kind gesture, a generous invitation to gather works by an intergenerational group of artists:
2024.08.29
Exhibitions
《One: Do Ho Suh》, 2018.10.10 – 2019.05.05, Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, NY)
At a time of mass global migration, the loss of leaving one's native country and searching for a permanent home have become universal issues. 《One: Do Ho Suh》 features a single, large-scale work by Korean-born artist Do Ho Suh, whose work engages with migration and cultural displacement.
2018.10.01
