K-Artists
Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
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Exhibitions
《I swim to cry》, 2020.05.14 – 2020.06.17, SONGEUN ARTCUBE
Jungyoon Hyen has long been interested in the invisible forces that shape the relationships between space, the individual, and the collective, and how those forces impact everyday life. Her approach to sculpture focuses on capturing moments when the object senses and interacts with the surrounding environment.
2020.05.10
Activities
Hannah Woo Selected as the Inaugural Recipient of the Frieze Seoul Artist Award
Frieze Seoul announced on the 20th that Korean artist Hannah Woo (35) has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the Frieze Seoul Artist Award. This year’s Artist Award provides emerging artists with the opportunity to showcase their work for the first time at Frieze Seoul. The award is sponsored by luxury brand Bulgari.
2023.06.20
Exhibitions
《Open Hands》, 2024.08.30 – 2024.09.15, Gallery Hyundai
Gallery Hyundai presents 《Open Hands》, a collaborative exhibition with Commonwealth and Council. Open Hands is a kind gesture, a generous invitation to gather works by an intergenerational group of artists:
2024.08.29
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Articles
[Critique] The Tower of Babel Built by Books
Hong Kyoung-tack is an artist who presented a new milestone of contemporary still life painting. He opens our eyes to realize that still life painting is not about painting of objects literally still but about painting full of images emitting intense energy like fireworks.
2019.10.16
