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《Flags》, 2019.01.31 – 2019.02.23, DOOSAN Gallery New York
This was the headline of an article featuring interviews with Korean secondary school students serving in the Youth Assembly. When I read the article some time ago, I was reminded of a conversation I had with my mother two years ago.
2019.01.31
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[Essay] Story of Mutant 'Jaguar'
From this time, I would like to explain how various animals in the work, from the tire mutant series to the recently started New mutant series, are revealed in the author’s work under the theme ‘Story Of Mutant’. This time, as the first, we introduce the Jaguar series, an early works.
2020.12.21
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《Discordant Harmony》, 2015.02.07 – 2015.03.29, Art Sonje Center
《Discordant Harmony》 is a concept that has been proposed collectively by a team of curators brought together by the Goethe-Institut in a programme aimed at re-examining and understanding Asia in its present state by means of artistic and intellectual endeavours.
2015.02.07
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Artist Kyungah Ham Reveals the Hidden Side of Reality by Following Invisible Footsteps
Kyungah Ham (b. 1966) is an artist who persistently delves into the gaps of contradictions and absurdities, challenging the rules and taboos of hidden systems behind reality. She has addressed these invisible social structures and phenomena through various mediums, including painting, installation, video, performance, and embroidery.
2024.09.10
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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
