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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
Exhibitions
“PANORAMA” on View Through October 16, 2025, at SONGEUN
SONGEUN is presenting the group exhibition 《PANORAMA》 through October 16. Part of the Korea Arts Management Service’s “Korean Artists Today” initiative, the exhibition brings together eight artists and collectives whose practices expand the possibilities of contemporary art, serving as a platform for long-term international engagement. Rather than adhering to a set theme, the show highlights each artist’s distinct voice.
2025.09.02
Articles
Artist Joeun Kim Aatchim: Painting that Layers Memory and Emotion
Internationally known also under the working name Aatchim, Joeun Kim (b. 1989) continues her practice of expressing layered memories and emotions through the use of translucent silk. Through a painterly process of constructing multilayered surfaces, the artist renders visible memories rooted in complex personal histories, encompassing pain, care, and love.
2026.03.23
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《Faint Afterglow》, 2023.01.11 – 2023.02.18, Gallery Baton
Gallery Baton presents 《Faint Afterglow》, a group exhibition of works by 9 artists from the Korea and abroad from 11th January to 18th February 2023 in Hannam-dong, Seoul. The primary value of works that artists produce is related to self-introspection regardless of how they appear. It can be intense visual recollections stemming from past
2023.01.10
Articles
[Review] Park Meena_《Grey & 12》
Park Meena’s exhibition is largely composed of three types of works: pencil drawings, abstract oil paintings, and works focusing on oil paint itself. Upon entering the first-floor gallery, drawing works are installed on the left. These are connected to her coloring-book series.
2014
