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Seoul Performing Arts Festival 2026
Seoul Performing Arts Festival 2026
Opens October 8, Exploring a Multiverse
of Interconnected Arts
Seoul Performing Arts Festival 2026 Opens October 8, Exploring a Multiverse of Interconnected Arts
2026.10.06
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Kim Bohie’s Solo Exhibition "TOWARDS:
2026.10.06
Kim Bohie’s Solo Exhibition "TOWARDS: There Was Light" on View Through October 18, 2026, at Gallery Hyundai
Kim Bohie’s Solo Exhibition "TOWARDS:
There Was Light"
on View Through October 18, 2026, at Gallery Hyundai
2026.10.06
Art Market
Art Market
Art Focus
Art Focus
Museum
2026 Art Spectrum: 《ARoomWhere
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2026 Art Spectrum:
On view at Hoam Museum of Art from September 1 to December 27, 2026, Art Spectrum: 《ARoomWhereEvery
RadioIsTunedtoDifferentStations》 marks a shift from a program dedicated to discovering Korean artists toward an internationally co-curated exhibition.
2026 Art Spectrum: 《ARoomWhere
EveryRadioIsTunedtoDifferentStations》,
Co-curated by Hoam Museum of Art and Palais de Tokyo — From Supporting Emerging Korean Artists to International Curatorial Collaboration
Museum
2026 Art Spectrum:
《ARoomWhereEveryRadioIs
TunedtoDifferentStations》,
Co-curated by Hoam Museum of Art and Palais de Tokyo — From Supporting Emerging Korean Artists to International Curatorial Collaboration
On view at Hoam Museum of Art from September 1 to December 27, 2026, Art Spectrum: 《ARoomWhereEveryRadioIsTunedtoDifferentStations》 marks a shift from a program dedicated to discovering Korean artists toward an internationally co-curated exhibition.
Art Spectrum
Art Spectrum
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《A World called World Literature》,
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《A World called World Literature》,
How Was the World We Call ‘World Literature’ Created?
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《A World called World Literature》, How Was the World We Call ‘World Literature’ Created?
On view at Namdaemun Theater in Seoul, a former cinema recently renovated and reopened as a multipurpose cultural space, from September 19 to December 31, 2026, 《A World called World Literature》 invites visitors to reflect on how books have shaped the way we read the world.
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Friedrich Kunath at Pace Seoul: 《The Nearest Faraway Place》
Friedrich Kunath at Pace Seoul: 《The Nearest Faraway Place》
— On Longing, Belonging,
and Distance
Friedrich Kunath at Pace Seoul: 《The Nearest Faraway Place》 — On Longing, Belonging, and Distance
Friedrich Kunath’s 《The Nearest Faraway Place》 is on view at Pace Seoul through October 24. The exhibition is Kunath’s second solo exhibition since joining Pace Gallery in 2025, and his first at Pace Seoul. The exhibition unfolds around ideas of place and movement, longing and belonging. Its title, 《The Nearest Faraway Place》, brings two seemingly contradictory states—proximity and distance—into a single phrase.
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Marina Rheingantz at
Marina Rheingantz at
White Cube Seoul: 《Míope》
— On Perception, Memory,
and Distance
Marina Rheingantz at White Cube Seoul: 《Míope》 — On Perception, Memory, and Distance
Marina Rheingantz’s 《Míope》 is on view at White Cube Seoul through October 24. Marking the Brazilian artist’s first solo exhibition in Korea, the show brings together new works produced over the past year in her São Paulo studio. The title 《Míope》 means “myopic” in Portuguese. As the title suggests, the exhibition explores how images shift between near and far vision.
Art Voice
Art Voice
Art Market
Korea Art Market Forum 2026:
Art Market
Korea Art Market Forum 2026:
Jay Jongho Kim | Editor in Chief
Korea Art Market Forum 2026 took place on September 30 at Art Korea Lab in Gwanghwamun, jointly organized by the Paradise Cultural Foundation and the Business Research Institute at Seoul National University. Marking five years of collaboration between Kiaf and Frieze, the forum addressed Korea’s gallery landscape, art fairs and cities, and young artists.
Korea Art Market Forum 2026:
A Review — What Does It Mean to
Analyze the Korean Art Market?
Art Market
Korea Art Market Forum 2026:
A Review — What Does It Mean to Analyze the Korean Art Market?
Jay Jongho Kim | Editor in ChiefKorea Art Market Forum 2026 took place on September 30 at Art Korea Lab in Gwanghwamun, jointly organized by the Paradise Cultural Foundation and the Business Research Institute at Seoul National University. Marking five years of collaboration between Kiaf and Frieze, the forum addressed Korea’s gallery landscape, art fairs and cities, and young artists.
Art Insight
Art Insight
Art Theory
The Conditions of the Post-Contemporary and
Art Theory
The Conditions of the Post-Contemporary and the Future of Korean Contemporary Art (18):
Jay Jongho Kim | Editor in Chief
To consider the future of Korean contemporary art, we must first examine the structures and standards through which the global art world operates today. Over the past century, Korean modern and contemporary art has developed by absorbing artistic forms, concepts, and institutions that originated in the West and transforming them within Korea’s own historical and social conditions.
The Conditions of the Post-Contemporary and
the Future of Korean Contemporary Art (18):
Global Standards (I) — The Globalization of Form
and the Localization of Content
Art Theory
The Conditions of the Post-Contemporary and the Future of Korean Contemporary Art (18):
Global Standards (I) — The Globalization of Form and the Localization of Content
Jay Jongho Kim | Editor in ChiefTo consider the future of Korean contemporary art, we must first examine the structures and standards through which the global art world operates today. Over the past century, Korean modern and contemporary art has developed by absorbing artistic forms, concepts, and institutions that originated in the West and transforming them within Korea’s own historical and social conditions.
Global K-Art
Global K-Art
