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Exhibitions
《Amateur》, 2025.03.05 – 2025.03.29, Nook Gallery
The exhibition series 《Teacher and Student》 began in 2017 with its first edition, 《Painting and Painting》, and has continued for nine iterations up to 2025. Initiated by artist Kim Ji-won, the series became Nook Gallery’s annual opening exhibition, marking the start of each year. It began with the hope of offering young artists taking their first steps into society a small gateway to opportunity, and over the years, it has become a platform introducing many emerging artists who work with sincerity and passion.
2025.03.03
Exhibitions
"Myths of Our Times," by Heemin Chung, Sun Woo, and Zadie Xa, on View Through February 25, 2023, at Thaddaeus Ropac Seoul
It has been a year and a half since Thaddaeus Ropac, an Austria-based global mega-gallery with branches in London, Paris, and Salzburg, opened its first Asia outpost in Hannam-dong in October 2021.
2023.01.16
Activities
Hyeree Ro: lunares
《lunares》is a project that emerged from an unexpected death I faced in the summer of 2022. Since the beginning of my artistic practice, I have been working with performances that explore the relationship between object, body, and words.
2023.12.11
Exhibitions
《Paint hoe繪, Paint huà畫》, 2023.04.05 – 2023.04.30, Gallery Chosun
The title of the exhibition, 《Paint hoe繪, Paint huà畫》 implies Choe Sooryeon’s method of painting. Her oil paintings portray traditional and classical images of Northeast Asia, reimagined in a modern context; tracing classic ghost stories, oriental painting books, and prophets.
2023.04.03
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Exhibitions
《Uncertain Threshold》, 2023.11.22 – 2023.12.22, Space CAN & Old House
In 《Uncertain Threshold》, the CAN Foundation begins an inquiry into human essence grounded in the alienation and anxiety felt at the intersection of art and technology. In traditional arts such as painting and sculpture, media were passive materials handled and altered by humans. Today, however, the technologies
2023.11.20
