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Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
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Exhibitions
《In a Comfortable World》, 2018.05.04 – 2018.05.13, Rainbow Cube Gallery
In reality, even when we are simply standing still, countless images, sounds, smells, tactile sensations, and other indefinable forms of information pour in simultaneously. Yet we are not overwhelmed by this bombardment of sensations. This is because, although we see, hear, smell, touch, and feel, we do
2018.05.03
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
Articles
Artist An Gayoung: Constructing Alternative Narratives of Unequal Realities Through Game Engines
An Gayoung (b. 1985) has been creating works that combine elements of art and gaming, focusing on the cultures that emerge at the boundary between on- and offline worlds and the real-world issues they generate. While her practice is rooted in media art that employs the interactive nature of games, her core inquiry centers on the various forms of inequality embedded in digital environments—particularly the experiences of women within them—and the search for alternatives.
2025.06.16
Exhibitions
《New Mutant》, 2020.08.28 - 2020.09.13, Gana Art Center
Gana Art is pleased to present a solo exhibition of Ji Yongho(b. 1978 -) introducing the “New Mutant” series. Ji is mostly known for his ‘Mutant’ series of sculptures using waste tires. For the exhibition, he chose various media such as bronze, aluminum, and 3D printing based on computer technology
2020.08.26
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[Critique] Type Called ‘Middlemen’: Obscure Anxiety and Minute Rupture
When Walter Benjamin announced a new experience in visual perception to be brought by the eye of a camera with high expectation in the early 20th century, photography had already been enthusiastically capturing everything in existence for many years. While many focused on the
2012
