K-Artists
Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
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Exhibitions
《Exoskeleton》, 2024.04.26 – 2024.06.08, P21
Their internal anatomy externalised, exoskeletons are both haven and spectacle, offering shelter and concealment for the animals they encase. Our perceptions, often focused on our external existence, obscure our enigmatic
2024.04.25
Articles
Artist Jo Jae's Abstract Painting: At the Intersection of Reality and the Digital World
Jo Jae (b. 1990) focuses on the ways in which the real and digital worlds expand through processes of mutual imitation, leading to the dissolution of boundaries between them. Interested in the intersection of reality and the virtual, the artist materializes fragmented digital images—circulated through screens—into the forms of painting and sculpture, thereby physically visualizing the interaction between the two realms.
2025.06.30
Articles
Artist Miki Kim: On the Intersection of Body, Emotion, and Image
Miki Kim (b. 1987) explores the point where the body, emotion, and image intersect through delicate lines and evocative spaces of emptiness. Spanning tattooing—inscribing images onto the skin—digital drawing, as well as sculptural and installation works, her practice unfolds freely across various forms without being confined to a single framework.
2026.03.30
Activities
The Final Retrospective of Hilton Seoul
“One of the most notable works in 《The Autobiography of Hilton Seoul》 is Jung Jihyun’s photographic series ‘Fragments of the Future,’ particularly Millennium Hilton Seoul_Ballroom (2025).
2025.10.24
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