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Exhibitions
《Binlang Xishi》, 2021.12.09 – 2022.01.08, CR Collective
Mooni Perry examines an allegory of “dirtiness” created by various social contexts in her second individual exhibition, Binlang Xishi. Binlang Xishi (Betel Nut Beauty) is the title of the exhibition as well as the title of her work, a term used to refer to young women in Taiwan who sell a tropical seed named binlang (betel nut or areca nut). The
2021.11.26
Exhibitions
《Masquerade》, 2022.04.13 – 2022.07.31, MMCA, Gwacheon
At a time when the COVID-19 pandemic has made mask -wearing part of our daily routines, the MMCA Collection Exhibition 《Masquerade》 showcases contemporary artists’ in- depth explorations of the symbolic meaning of covering one’s face.
2022.04.10
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《Pine Tree》, 2014.10.24 - 2014.11.13, Willing N Dealing
Willing N Dealing presents 《Pine Tree》, a solo exhibition by Son Donghyun, his first in three years since 2011, featuring new works that explore contemporary popular culture through the techniques of traditional East Asian painting. In the history of East Asian painting, the pine tree—frequently depicted
2014.10.22
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[Column] The Painter Lee Jinsook Met | Suejin Chung
Suejin Chung is a person of intense charisma. Like a sparkling glass bead, she is someone who contains a complete world within herself. She seems to feel little need to explain herself to the world. She is fully supported as an exclusive artist of a gallery that many would envy.
2008.10.01
Exhibitions
《The Photography of Bohnchang Koo》, 2001.05.04 - 2001.06.24, Rodin Gallery
Rodin Gallery will present a solo exhibition by photographer Koo Bohnchang from May 4 to June 24. One of Korea’s leading photographers, Koo has been active both in Korea and internationally. In the late 1980s he led what was known as “constructed photography,” exerting a profound influence on the Korean photography scene and reshaping its direction.
2001.05.02
