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Emerging Artists

Articles [Analysis] Exhibition 《Materidelia》 Artwork Description Weavers’ Room immerses viewers in a quiet, intimate space where women are engaged in the timeless rituals of weaving and sewing.
2024.11.02
Exhibitions 《mite life》, 2023.08.24 – 2023.09.23, Gallery 2 Eunsae Lee’s upcoming solo exhibition is titled 《mite life》. Here, mite may mean the arachnid pests, but also a small child or animal, especially when regarded as an object of sympathy.
2023.08.20

Mid-Career Artists

Activities Street Art Colors Hongdae – KCC and Artist Chu Mirim Present ‘Art on the Streets’ Street art (ground murals) in Hongdae is captivating the eyes of both local and international visitors. KCC Paint, a global leader in applied materials and chemical solutions, has collaborated with Chu Mirim, an artist renowned for her large-scale projects both in Korea and abroad, to present "Art on the Streets" in Hongdae.
2024.11.04
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Established Artists

Articles Atta Kim’s Artworks Capture the ‘Life of Being’ Atta Kim (b. 1956) is one of Korea's leading contemporary photographers who has been working since the mid-1980s, based on philosophical questions about existence. Kim's curiosity about the outside world has led him to photograph people from diverse backgrounds, and he has expanded his recognition as an artist. In 2002, he was selected to represent Korea at the São Paulo Biennial, and in 2006, he held the first solo exhibition by an Asian artist at the International Center of Photography in New York.
2024.08.27
Activities Do Ho Suh’s London Installation Named ‘Most Outstanding Public Artworks of the Year’ A hanok installation by Do Ho Suh, placed atop a pedestrian bridge in the heart of London, has been selected as one of the “Most Outstanding Public Artworks of 2018.” Artsy, an international art media platform, recently introduced the list of “12 Standout Public Artworks of 2018,” compiled by UAP, a leading organization specializing in public art.
2018.12.18