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《Clean Room, Reeling Room》, 2025.12.13 – 2026.02.01, MOCA Taipei
Production of innovative technology requires not only extensive labor but also vast material inputs. In the process, harmful substances, many of which cause serious physical damage and illness to workers, are generated. Yet these health issues are often silenced, dismissed as individual misfortunes, or obscured by layers of gender and social inequality.
2025.12.12
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[Column] The Place of Beautiful and Sparkling Objects
Hannah Woo has consistently created installation works that construct narrative spaces using fabric as the primary material. These include landscapes populated by clusters of rods of various shapes, as in 《SWINGING》 (Wangsan-ro 9-gil 24, 2018);
2020.10.09
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《Garden》, 2018.11.22 – 2018.12.22, One and J. Gallery
One and J. Gallery will present Kang Seung Lee’s solo exhibition, 《Garden》, opening on Thursday, November 22. In this exhibition, Kang Seung Lee will showcase drawings, installations, and video works that honor and document the lives of Derek Jarman (1942–1994) and Oh Joonsoo
2018.11.20
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《Nothing, But》, 2018.12.05 – 2019.01.06, Gallery Hyundai
Gallery Hyundai is pleased to present 《Nothing, But》, a solo exhibition of photographer Myoung Ho Lee who has earned international acclaim for his poetic yet philosophical work. This exhibition introduces his key series ‘Tree’ and ‘Mirage’ as well as previously undisclosed works ‘Nothing But’ and ‘9 Minutes’ Layers’.
2018.12.05
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《A Night of Burning Bone and Skin》, 2014.06.20 – 2014.07.27, Hakgojae Gallery
Hakgojae Gallery presents a solo exhibition by media artist Yangachi, titled 《A Night of Burning Bone and Skin》, from June 20 to July 27, 2014. The exhibition title borrows from a film produced in the early 1980s as part of the military regime’s so-called “3S” policy (Sports, Sex, Screen).
2014.06.20
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Artist Kiwon Park Reinterprets the Essence of Space
Kiwon Park (b. 1964) is an artist who has pioneered new horizons in Korean contemporary installation art by crossing genre boundaries and developing a distinctive body of work that refuses to conform to the times. His work is known for large-scale installations that reinterpret space using a variety of materials, including wire, transparent vinyl, air tubes, plastic mirrors, and oil-painted sheets.
2024.09.03
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《Ability vs. Invisibility》, 2017.03.02 – 2017.04.15, Tina Kim Gallery
Tina Kim Gallery is delighted to present 《Ability vs. Invisibility》, the first solo exhibition in the United States by South Korean artist Chung Seoyoung. Following her first group show in New York, Two Hours (2016)—also presented by Tina Kim Gallery—Chung will present a range of works from 2007 to the present in the upcoming exhibition, on view from March 2 to April 15, 2017.
2017.03.02
