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Exhibitions
《Glove box》, 2024.03.02 – 2024.03.28, Alterside
Taking the grotesque form of a “glove box”—a sealed container fitted with internal gloves used to control isolated materials—as its conceptual starting point, Chang Younghae explores the sensations of a body that is both part of “me” and, at the same time, subsumed as a material object within the professionalized domain of “the clinical.”
In 《Glove box》, the “corpus” refers both to
2024.03.01
Exhibitions
《Left, over》, 2025.07.03 – 2025.08.28, PARKSEOBO FOUNDATION
Jinhee Kim’s solo exhibition 《Left, over》 opens from July 3 to August 28 at the PARKSEOBO FOUNDATION 26SQM. The exhibition presents the artist's works, which depict the everyday life of oneself, others, and our shared experiences in a spectrum of light and color, and question the very notion of the ordinary.
2025.07.01
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Articles
Artist Haegue Yang Explores and Mediates the Multilayered Structure of the World
Haegue Yang (b. 1971), who works and lives in Berlin and Seoul, is one of the most prominent contemporary artists working in Korea today. In 2018, she became the first Asian female artist to win Germany’s prestigious Wolfgang Hahn Art Prize, and in 2022, she became the first Korean to win the Benesse Prize.
2024.07.09
Activities
Heinkuhn Oh selected as recipient of the 10th Dong Gang Photography Award
Heinkuhn Oh has been selected the recipient of the 10th Dong Gang Photography Award. Dong Gang Photography Award is presented annually by Dong Gang Museum of Photography to an artist who has made note-worthy contribution to the development of photography in Korea and has had extensive activity in the past ye
2011.07.01
Articles
[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
