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Exhibitions
《Room with Flowers》, 2019.10.17 – 2019.11.23, DrawingRoom
"The artist first references the form of an object, then invites viewers to consider the form, rhythm, and volume of the sculpture itself. The process becomes a struggle with the material… ultimately a tug-of-war between ‘appearing as wood’ and ‘not appearing as wood.’"
2019.10.15
Exhibitions
《Contrology》, 2022.11.12 – 2022.11.26, Hall 1
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2022.11.10
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Artist Son Hyunseon’s Relational Paintings: Reflections on the Act of “Seeing”
Son Hyunseon (b. 1987) is a visual artist who continuously questions the act of seeing and explores the connection between the visible and the invisible. Her practice delves into the various abstract forms of sensations that are not visually perceived but felt through the body, rendering them onto the surface of the canvas.
2025.07.07
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Artist Oh Jeisung: Exploring the Coexistence of Tradition and Modernity
Oh Jeisung (b. 1987) has been reinterpreting the sculptural legacy inherited from the past by bringing it into the context of the present and transforming it into new forms of sculpture. To this end, he combines traditional sculpting techniques with contemporary methods and materials—such as 3D printing and video—conducting a formal exploration of sculpture that bridges the past and the present.
2025.08.04
Exhibitions
《Black, Pink Balls》, 2014.09.03 – 2014.10.04, DOOSAN Gallery
DOOSAN Gallery Seoul is pleased to present 《Black, Pink Balls》, on view from September 3, 2014 to October 4, 2014. 《Black, Pink Balls》 is the solo exhibition of Minae Kim, winner of the 2013 4th DOOSAN Artist Award. In this exhibition, the artist seeks to examine the contradiction that arises when one ceaselessly
2014.09.02
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Articles
[Critique] Buoy indicating the Coordinates of Floating Life
Kira Kim comprehensively addresses our floating lives in “Korea Artist Prize 2015” under the theme of Floating Village. He consumed an initial idea to transform the space in resemblance to a 40-pyeong apartment (approximately 130 m2) for his exhibition.
2015
