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eobchae: Critical Imaginations of the Accelerated Techno-Environment in the Post-Internet Era
Formed in 2017, the collective eobchae is an audio-visual production group composed of three artists born in the 1990s — Nahee Kim, Cheonseok Oh, and Hwi Hwang. Through works that traverse the boundaries of various media including video, sound, web, and performance, they weave speculative worldviews by closely examining the rapidly advancing new technologies and environments, focusing on perspectives omitted or erased in these processes.
2025.05.26
Exhibitions
Kim Taedong & Yona Lee’s Two-Person Exhibition “Staging” on View Through July 20, 2026, at Space ISU
Space ISU, the cultural arts space of ISU Group, presents the 30th anniversary exhibition 《Staging》 through July 20.Moving beyond conventional modes of commemoration that simply look back on the past, the exhibition foregrounds the idea that a corporation exists as a dynamic entity—one in which diverse relationships and elements are interconnected and continuously evolving.
2026.05.05
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《33 Sungkok Awardees》, 2008.04.11 - 2008.05.25, Sungkok Art Museum
Funded as a tribute to the memory of the late Sungkon Kim, also known by his pen-name Sungkok, the Sungkok Art Museum has launched a special project for young emerging Korean artists, ‘Artists of Tomorrow’ since 1998. In honor of his lifelong commitment to cultivating young Korean talents, The exhibition 《Awardees, 1998-2007》 seeks to echo both the traditions and future-oriented ideals of Korean modern art.
2008.04.09
Articles
[Review] Critical Thought in Art: The Case of Yoon Dongchun
A long black-and-pink rectangle; a short blue-and-yellow rectangle; a three-tiered rectangle composed of white, blue, and red; a piece of military-patterned fabric bearing the letters “BTS”; a seascape with an iceberg floating upon it. Before us stretches an artwork measuring 775.6 cm in width, consisting of these five panels aligned horizontally, tightly joined without a single gap. Now then — how would you view this work?
2021
