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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
《Cut and paste》, 2022.05.06 – 2022.06.04, Gallery Stan
Digital nomads are the norm in 2022. Along with the blockchain, we exist both physically and virtually. Physical distance is now easier to overcome than ever before. The boy born in 1993 has become a digital native in no time. Because of his father's influence as a programmer, reality and the digital world had already been blended seamlessly for the artist who encountered the Internet earlier than anyone else.
2022.05.01
Exhibitions
《Black Sun》, 2018.11.01 – 2028.11.17, Onground 2
I’m at a museum in Kyoto, Japan. Currently, it is hosting an exhibition of Japan’s national treasures. I find myself unable to leave the Buddhist art section. Despite their age, the large-scale Buddhist paintings possess a solemnity and sanctity that is deeply moving.
2018.10.31
Articles
Artist Song Min Jung: Tracing Movement Between Virtual and Real to Reflect on the Present
Song Min Jung (b. 1985) has pursued a practice that traces the meaning of “movement” within a world where the physical and non-physical are intertwined, as a way of perceiving the present. Rather than asserting fixed or eternal values, she takes the transient—such as moods, atmospheres, and states of being—as her material, weaving new worlds across both online and physical spaces.
2025.09.29
Activities
CHANEL x Frieze Select Six Artists for ‘Now & Next’ Project
Global luxury brand CHANEL and Frieze, one of the world’s three major art fairs, present the fourth season of the “Now & Next” video series, which highlights the perspectives and voices of contemporary Korean artists.
2025.08.04
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Exhibitions
《yodeleheeyoo~》, 2014.11.07 - 2014.11.26, GAHOEDONG60
Yoo Seungho creates forms by repeatedly writing letters or placing dots. In particular, his landscape series represents his signature “text paintings.” At first glance, they do not appear much different from traditional
2014.11.04
