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[Critique] Alps
Faint objects emerge between snow-covered mountain ridges. As one moves closer—through distinctly Korean mountains and valleys, soil and wooded forests—empty buildings appear like forgotten ghosts.
2019
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[Column] [Woo Jung-ah’s Art Story] [567] The Other Side of the World
In 2012, the artist duo MOON Kyungwon (b. 1969) and JEON Joonho (b. 1969) presented the video work El Fin del Mundo at documenta in Kassel, Germany. Two screens installed side by side depict a man and a woman living in completely separate worlds. The man, played by actor Lee Jung-jae
2025.02.04
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[Critique] ROLLlNG FOG: Memories of things which never were
My first encounter with Sunny Kim’s ‘Girls in Uniform’ series was from her 2001 Gallery Sagan exhibition. At the time, her work, which mostly originated from documentary sources suggestive of standardized types, was transformed to deliver an artificial formality akin to graphic images.
2010
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[Statement] Art in 100 Years
Not long ago, I came across a feature article published by Artnet, headquartered in New York, in which sixteen contemporary artists were asked to predict what art might look like 100 years from now. Their responses ranged from deeply earnest reflections to playfully inventive speculations. Reading it, I was reminded of my own long-held view on art.
2018
