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Exhibitions
《eoracle》, 2022.09.21 – 2022.10.19, DOOSAN Gallery
DOOSAN Gallery is pleased to present 《eoracle》, a solo exhibition by 업체eobchae, the winner of the 12th DOOSAN Artist Award, from September 21st to October 19th, 2022. 업체eobchae is an audio-visual production consisting of Nahee Kim, Cheon-seok Oh, and Hwi Hwang, who has been pursuing to create original work by using their respective interests and skills while maintaining each other's critical points of view.
2022.09.15
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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
“The 23rd SONGEUN Art Award Exhibition” on view through February 24, 2024, at SONGEUN
The SONGEUN Art Award Exhibition is a showcase of the latest works by leading emerging artists in contemporary Korean art in one place. This exhibition features the diversity of contemporary Korean art through the paintings, sculptures, installations, videos, and sound works of 20 young artists born between 1979 and 1990.
2023.12.13
Exhibitions
《Overtone》, 2023.11.08-2024.01.07, Barakat Contemporary
“Overtone” is the title of Sojung Jun's first solo exhibition and her new three-channel video (2023). It is a musical terminology that describes the harmonic series that collide and blend around and above a fundamental note to create a coherent musical tone.
2023.11.08
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[Critique] Bahc Yiso: Sky, Drift, and Escape
As the core concept for this year’s Korean Pavilion, the theme 《Landscape of Differences》 articulates many differences on multiple levels. In general terms, these differences are those that can be found in art and nature, between interior spaces and
2025
