K-Artists
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Exhibitions
《Translation》, 2019.10.01 – 2019.11.04, Art Space LOO
Jo Jae’s fifth solo exhibition, 《Translation》, can be seen as an extension of her previous works, where she has consistently positioned herself as an immediate conduit for translating urban sensations.
2019.10.01
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[Critique] Cubical Sense Unfolding on a Flat Surface
Heejoon Lee’s works are undoubtedly received as geometric abstract paintings, but after a while, the impression of colors and forms reaches to the specific object, architecture, and urban or natural scenery.
2020
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[Critique] Portrait of Anxiety
The faces of people from Heinkuhn Oh’s photos show a subliminal feeling of anxiety in some ways. It gives the strange, grotesque, or fretful feeling. I can’t distinguish whether it is their faces that show anxiousness or it is my mind that is disturbed from watching their faces.
2011
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Atta Kim’s Artworks Capture the ‘Life of Being’
Atta Kim (b. 1956) is one of Korea's leading contemporary photographers who has been working since the mid-1980s, based on philosophical questions about existence. Kim's curiosity about the outside world has led him to photograph people from diverse backgrounds, and he has expanded his recognition as an artist. In 2002, he was selected to represent Korea at the São Paulo Biennial, and in 2006, he held the first solo exhibition by an Asian artist at the International Center of Photography in New York.
2024.08.27
