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《Black Sun》, 2018.11.01 – 2028.11.17, Onground 2
I’m at a museum in Kyoto, Japan. Currently, it is hosting an exhibition of Japan’s national treasures. I find myself unable to leave the Buddhist art section. Despite their age, the large-scale Buddhist paintings possess a solemnity and sanctity that is deeply moving.
2018.10.31
Exhibitions
"off-site" on View Through October 8, 2023, at Art Sonje Center
Art Sonje Center will present off-site, an exhibition by six artists, from August 18 to October 7. off-site utilizes spaces such as the museum’s theater, backstage area, garden, stairways, and mechanical rooms to build a new sense of space and artworks.
2023.08.16
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《Golden Age》, 2007.11.16 – 2008.01.06, Arario Gallery Cheonan
Through our lived experiences in the real world, we acquire concepts, values, knowledge, and worldviews. Thus, the totality of an individual’s thoughts is always deeply related to the real world that person inhabits. Perception itself is formed in relation to this reality. Painting, too, is grounded in an awareness of the real world.
2007.11.16
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《HYUNDAI 50 Part II》, 2020.06.12 – 2020.07.19, Gallery Hyundai
Part two of Gallery Hyundai’s 50th anniversary exhibition, 《HYUNDAI 50》, highlighting the works by artists whom the gallery has started working with from the mid-1980s to the present. Over seventy works by thirteen foreign artists and sixteen Korean artists who share a part of the gallery’s history are presented
2020.06.10
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《My Names》, 2019.10.16 – 2019.12.11, Smith Gallery at Davidson College (North Carolina, U.S.A.)
In conjunction with the Baik Art Residency, the Smith Gallery will feature 《My Names》, a video installation by South Korean artist Inhwan Oh. The project began at a residency in 2010 at the Residency in Kyoto Art Center, Japan. The first video is an interview of Japanese women, who have changed their (family) names multiple times; the other video is a documentation of the artist’s performance, writing and erasing—through the act of ironing—the names of women introduced in the interview.
2019.10.15
