K-Artists
Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
NextGen:
3 K-Artists This Week
NextGen K-Artists Library
Archive Shuffle
Exhibitions
《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
Articles
[Critique] Yona Lee’s object lessons
In Yona Lee’s work, the quotidian takes on new forms. Chairs, fans, lamps and beds are placed into looping metal structures, forcing a new perspective on an ordinary thing. Stainless steel tubes interlink with one another,
2025
Exhibitions
《report》, 2017.11.10 - 2017.12.23, Gallery Purple
Kim Taedong captures in his photographs the taut tension generated by the collision between hidden narratives beneath urban history and the visible images of the city. Through his lens, he presents the suspended urban spaces and figures of the metropolis at dawn (‘Day Break’, 2011–), the peculiar urban tones of Seoul’s peripheries
2017.11.08
The One & Only Place
Where Korean Contemporary Art
Meets the World Every Moments
Join for Newsletters
& limited access to news & exhibitions
Follow Us on Social Media
Exhibitions
《Informal Economy》, 2004.05.14 - 2004.06.30, Ssamzie Space
At Ssamzie Space, the exhibition 《Informal Economy》 presents a multilayered introduction to Seulgi Lee’s artistic practice, which traverses the boundaries between everyday objects, sculpture, and exhibition space.
2004.05.12
Exhibitions
《Zeitgeist Korea》, 2013.11.12. - 2014.04.27, MMCA Seoul
Among the special exhibitions to celebrate the opening of National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, the title of the exhibition “Zeitgeist Korea” will determine the aspect of the Korean contemporary art.
2013.11.10
Activities
Yoon Dongchun Selected as Recipient of the 35th Lee Jung-seob Art Prize
The 35th Lee Jung-seob Art Prize has been awarded to painter Yoon Dongchun (66). Regarded as a representative figure of pluralistic tendencies in contemporary Korean art, he has pursued diverse creative practices that reveal the artistic potential of everyday life.
2023.03.24