K-Artists
Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
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Exhibitions
《Drink Water》, 2024.09.05 – 2024.09.21, Frieze No.9 Cork Street, London
《Drink Water》, the solo exhibition by Berlin and Seoul-based artist Jinhee Kim is opening at No.9 Cork Street, London. Kim uses the everyday act of drinking water as a metaphor to contemplate the meaning of identity beyond distinctions of race, culture, gender, and language.
2024.09.05
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Artist Hannah Woo’s Hybrid and Horizontal World Woven in Fabric
Hannah Woo (b.1988) presents works that transcend genre boundaries—from two-dimensional pieces to sculptures and installations—using fabric as her primary medium to explore situations where opposing forces and entities such as the living and the inanimate, the protector and the protected, aging and youth, pain and ecstasy, merge and complement one another.
2025.05.01
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Activities
Choi Gene Uk - Spin-off Project
The artist will use the third-floor gallery as his studio for one month, seeking to capture the view of Seochon in Seoul as seen from a space overlooking Jongno and Seochon at a glance. As visitors encounter the painted cityscape
2024.03.12
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[Critique] Landscape of Differences
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
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