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Artist Jinseung Jang: On Data, Humanity, and Structures of Perception
Jinseung Jang (b. 1991) explores the relationship between technology and humanity and the structures of social perception, unfolding narratives that cut across past, present, and future societies through a variety of media. In particular, his practice is concerned with the biases and discrimination inherent in human existence, as well as the potential for mutual understanding that can overcome them.
2025.09.29
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[2019 Venice Biennale] Tilted Scenes – What Do You See?
On the 7th (local time), the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA), announced the opening of the Korean art pop-up exhibition “Tilted Scenes – What Do You See?” at the Venice Meeting Point, Navy Officers’ Club, Arsenale, Venice.
2019.05.09
Exhibitions
《Signs of Bugahyeon-dong》, 2022.10.14. - 2022.11.10, Hapjungjigu
The network of connections that once seemed capable of extending endlessly in every direction has been helplessly ‘locked down.’ As parts of the vast structures surrounding us became paralyzed, humanity retreated into individual spaces, taking refuge in the unit
2020.05.06
Exhibitions
《#265 Okha-ri》, 2002.02.06. - 2002.03.03, Project Space SARUBIA
The address ‘265 Okha-ri’, Goheung-gun, Jeollanam-do belongs to a house owned by the head family where Eull Kim was born and raised. Focusing on the idea of ‘where I am from and who I am’, Kim draws the history of his family to discover the truth behind ‘blood’.
2002.02.04
