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Exhibitions
《COMBO》, 2021.09.15 – 2021.10.30, Whistle
The cards began to shuffle. It gently exposes the face above the hand as it inserts itself among the other cards. Finally, the softly curved card falls below the thumb, randomly tangles up, then fans out neatly
2021.09.13
Articles
Artist Hyojoo Jang: On Tactility in the Digital Age
Hyojoo Jang (b. 1988) explores the sensory differences felt between the inside and outside of boundaries through the physical form of sculpture. Focusing on the gap between the fictitious entities of the digital age and tangible reality, she visualizes a sense of tactility that is “visible yet untouchable” through the conjunction and juxtaposition of diverse materials.
2025.08.04
Articles
[Review] Hwayeon Nam: Gabriel (Atelier Hermes)
Time demands a narrative. Time without a story does not flow. Therefore, everything visible is a story. Of course, the type of story varies with the nature of time—or perhaps the opposite is true.
2022
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[Critique] Good, Rhythmic, Aesthetic, and Poetic Killing Machine
In his artist’s note from Fragrance of Division(2005), his first photobook, Noh Suntag seemed to have already mapped out the trajectory of his future work. He explicitly stated that the space-time he would explore would be that of modern Korean history, and that his subject would be institutionalized violence
2010.04
Exhibitions
《Citizen’s Forest》, 2018.09.13 – 2019.10.13, Tina Kim Gallery
Tina Kim Gallery is pleased to present 《Citizen’s Forest》, a solo exhibition by Park Chan-Kyong. The multi-disciplinary artist utilizes film, video and photography to examine the complex social and political history of South Korea.
2019.09.13
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[Critique] Type Called ‘Middlemen’: Obscure Anxiety and Minute Rupture
When Walter Benjamin announced a new experience in visual perception to be brought by the eye of a camera with high expectation in the early 20th century, photography had already been enthusiastically capturing everything in existence for many years. While many focused on the
2012
