K-Artists
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Exhibitions
“Anthología: Ten Enchanting Spells”, an exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, on View Through October 25, 2023
From August 3 to October 25, Buk-Seoul Museum of Art (Buk-SeMA) will present Anthología: Ten Enchanting Spells. Ten artists are participating: Gijeong Goo, Hyewon Kwon, Seulki Ki, Sangjin Kim, Rho Eunjoo, Park Kyung Ryul, PARK, Seong Jun, Bahc Yiso, Byungkoo Jeon, Jaewon Che.
2023.08.09
Exhibitions
《2023 Anti-Freeze》, 2023.04.28 – 2023.05.28, Hapjungjigu
Since opening in 2015, Hapjungjigu has consistently introduced emerging artists. Last year, seeking to engage with artists working across more diverse fields and regions, it launched an open call for 《2023 Anti-Freeze》. A total of 167 applicants responded. Following evaluations by the Hapjungjigu team and external jurors, three artists—Sangha Khym, Yooja Kim, and Ho Heo—were selected.
2023.04.27
Articles
[Critique] From Brawl to Theater
Hyeree Ro’s portfolio contains performances that are in the process of transformation and expansion, taking the ongoing series ‘LA-sung’ as a point of departure. The reason for taking ‘LA-sung’ (2016) as a starting point is that there is a clear moment of change between the works she produced
2017
Articles
[Critique] A Flash of Red, a Stain of Existence
In fairy tales, there is a fair amount of content that can be interpreted cynically. The children’s story “Three Little Pigs,” which teaches not to scheme but always be diligent, is no exception.
2013
Exhibitions
“Cloudy 3pm” on View Through December 8, 2024, at Sungkok Art Museum
Sungkok Art Museum presents a group exhibition “Cloudy 3pm” until December 8. This exhibition sheds light on the trends in 2000s Korean figurative art through the Seoul landscapes and portraits of nine artists who explored painting within the intersection of photography and drawing amidst the era of digital camera commercialization.
2024.11.19
Exhibitions
《Water, Fire, Body》, 2023.01.31 - 2023.05.14, Daegu Art Museum
The Daegu Art Museum has presented exhibitions focusing on major currents and issues in contemporary art through its “Daegu Forum.” The second iteration of the program in 2023, 《Water, Fire, Body》, invites reflection on the fundamental aesthetic values and spirit embedded in Korean art.
2023.01.29
