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Exhibitions
《Shadow Play》, 2025.10.23 – 2025.11.05, Faction
In traditional East Asian theatre, mysterious and non-human beings frequently appear—monsters, ghosts, and spiritual apparitions. These figures symbolically embody human joy, suffering, and conflict.
2025.10.22
Exhibitions
《COMBO》, 2021.09.15 – 2021.10.30, Whistle
The cards began to shuffle. It gently exposes the face above the hand as it inserts itself among the other cards. Finally, the softly curved card falls below the thumb, randomly tangles up, then fans out neatly
2021.09.13
Exhibitions
《BEAK Jungki: All in One》, 2023.05.24 – 2023.07.01, Arario Gallery
ARARIO GALLERY Seoul presents BEAK Jungki’s solo exhibition 《All in One 》 from 24 May to 1 July 2023. The works of BEAK Jungki (b. 1981) are constructed through a process that delves profoundly into the essence of materials and explores specific subjects of interest through deep research and scientific experimentation, through a hands-on-approach conducted personally by the artist for the visualization of his in-depth explorations.
2023.05.23
Exhibitions
《LOGOTYPE》, 2007.04.04 - 2007.04.22, DoArt gallery
Son Donghyun (b.1980) began to gain attention two years ago after presenting Portrait of Hero, James Bond at Gallery Kkot and holding his solo exhibition 《Pop-Icon》 at Art Space Hue.
2007.04.02
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《PENETRALE》, 2019.10.16 – 2019.11.30, P21
From October 16 to November 30, 2019, P21 presents Hyungkoo Lee’s solo exhibition 《PENETRALE》. This is his first solo exhibition in four years since 2015, featuring two new works produced in 2019—Psyche up Panorama (2019) and X (2019)—each installed in one of P21’s two exhibition spaces.
2019.10.15
Articles
[Critique] Portrait of Anxiety
The faces of people from Heinkuhn Oh’s photos show a subliminal feeling of anxiety in some ways. It gives the strange, grotesque, or fretful feeling. I can’t distinguish whether it is their faces that show anxiousness or it is my mind that is disturbed from watching their faces.
2011
