K-Artists
Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
Mid-Career:
3 K-Artists This Week
Mid-Career
K-Artists Library
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Exhibitions
《Oh, Night and I’ll Come to You》, 2024.12.04 – 2024.12.22, Hapjungjigu
The second curated exhibition by ORB (Yuja Kim and Jungyeon Park), 《Oh, Night and I’ll Come to You》, revisits the concept of “the end” in relation to the present day, focusing on the symptomatic sensibilities and ambiguous temporality felt by contemporary beings.
2024.12.04
Exhibitions
《EDITION: Who Sets the NUMBER?》, 2024.09.21 – 2024.10.19, Space So
The group exhibition 《EDITION: Who Sets the NUMBER?》 marks the inaugural show at Space So’s new location in Buam-dong (5F, 242 Jahamun-ro, Jongno-gu), following its relocation from Seogyo-dong. Since its first exhibition in September 2017, a solo show by Byung Ho Lee, Space So has curated diverse exhibitions featuring emerging and established
2024.09.20
Exhibitions
“The Gesture of Image” on View Through October 15, 2022, at. PIBI Gallery
The Gesture of Image, a group exhibition taking place at Pibi Gallery from August 25 to October 15, examines the current state of young contemporary artists in Korea through the perspective of gestures. The exhibition features work including drawings, paintings, and sculptures by five artists; Dongju Kang (b. 1988), RohwaJeong (b. 1981), Jiyoung Yoon (b. 1984), Hyein Lee (b. 1981), and Eun Chun (b. 1977).
2022.09.26
Activities
Artist Sangdon Kim Wins the 10th Daum Prize
Celebrating its 10th edition, the Daum Prize conducted a first-round review of 46 artists’ portfolios, selecting four finalists. Through individual interviews with the four finalists, the final recipient of the Daum Prize was chosen. Unlike other awards that rely on expert nominations, the Daum Prize allows artists to apply directly, opening the evaluation process to a wide range of works.
2021.11.02
Exhibitions
《The Garden of ‘NIM’: Cho Duck Hyun Archive》, 2015.11.11 - 2016.04.16, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea
The Digital Archive at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul (hereinafter “MMCA Seoul”) has staged exhibitions that give a glimpse into the artistic world of contemporary artists, whose artistic work is based on profound materials related to specific subject matter, or that highlight a certain point in the history of modern Korean art. The fourth exhibit to be held at the Digital Archive in 2015 is titled 《The Garden of ‘NIM’: Cho Duck Hyun Archive》.
2015.11.09