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[Review] A Flower Which Can't Even Be Seen: Excavating Footprints
The solo exhibition of Sungoo Im's 《A Flower Which Can't Even Be Seen: Excavating Footprints》, aims to explore the language and structure of Yi Sang's poem, "Cliff", leaving behind traces of the drawings which cross boundaries of the two dimensional and the three dimensional.
2022.08.31
Exhibitions
《Mono Mansion》, 2023.07.21 – 2023.08.13, OUTHOUSE
We all live in our own houses. Each “house” takes a different form, and our ideas and meanings of home are just as varied. Whatever shape that home may assume — whatever attitude we hold within it — we all step out of it, only to return again.
2023.07.20
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[Critique] Memo on Lee Eun-sil and Her Works
Lee Eun-sil (born in1983) and her works were first encountered at the 2006 Graduation Exhibition of Seoul National University. Her looks with a bodyline so voluptuous and thick wavy hair looked as if she were a college student of Ewha Womans University in the 1980s.
2008
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Exhibitions
《Chemical》, 2021.05.26 – 2021.06.30, DOOSAN Gallery
DOOSAN Gallery presents 《Chemical》, a solo exhibition of new works by Hyungkoo Lee from Wednesday, May 26 to Wednesday, June 30, 2021. As DOOSAN Residency New York’s first resident artist, Lee participated in DOOSAN Gallery New York’s inaugural exhibition 《D AiR》 in 2009 and held the solo exhibition 《Eye Trace》 at DOOSAN Gallery Seoul in 2010.
2021.05.25
Exhibitions
《Intimate Sisters》, 2022.08.29 – 2022.09.30, Duson Gallery
Yeesookyung’s work gathers discarded and wounded things to resurrect them as new beings, presenting fragments of life related to wounds and healing. By dismantling traditional forms and rebirthing them through a contemporary sculptural language, her work offers a visual meeting point between tradition and modernity.
2022.08.29
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Artist Gimhongsok Translates Social Phenomena into Art
Gimhongsok (b. 1964) has been rearranging various social, political, and cultural phenomena through translation and appropriation in his works, starting from text-based works that rely on ambiguity to address the boundary between reality and fiction, for the past 20 years.
2024.07.16
