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《Push & Art》, 2020.07.23 – 2020.08.23, Gangdong Arts Center
Seoul’s Gangdong District (District Head: Lee Jeong-hoon) announced on July 30 that the Gangdong Cultural Foundation (CEO: Lee Je-hoon), established by the district office, will hold the exhibition 《Push & Art》 until August 23, presenting visual art interpretations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
2020.07.23
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《I want to buy unseen eyes》, 2024.07.10 – 2024.08.24, MASSIMODECARLO Hong Kong
In the infamous movie A Clockwork Orange by Stanley Kubrick, one of the most iconic scenes depicts Alex, the protagonist afflicted by an insatiable thirst for “ultra-violence”, undergoing the “Ludovico technique,” a form of aversion therapy in which his eyes are forcibly pried open as he is obligated to watch a series of graphically violent, and disturbing footage.
2024.07.08
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《We Where》, 2022.01.19 – 2022.02.26, PKM Gallery
As its first exhibition of the year, PKM Gallery is delighted to present 《We Where》, a solo exhibition of Young In Hong (b. 1972), who is an active presence on the global stage, from January 19th to February 26th. At Hong’s exhibition, which is taking place in Korea 2 years after the 《Korea Artist Prize 2019》 at the MMCA, 8 new artworks including a sound installation and a large-scale embroidery work and 2 photo-score series created in 2017 are shown across the entire gallery space.
2022.01.17
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《(Im)Possible Landscape》, 2012.11.08 - 2013.02.03, PLATEAU
Samsung Museum of Art PLATEAU presents the exhibition 《(Im)Possible Landscape》 from November 8 to February 3, 2013. Through the familiar motif of “landscape,” the exhibition explores the impossibility—or alternatively the new possibilities—of perceiving reality that contemporary art’s imagination can reach.
2012.11.06
