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Artist Rhee Donghoon: Exploring New Relationships Between Sculpture and Painting
Rhee Donghoon (b.1991) navigates between the traditional mediums of sculpture and painting, continually exploring the relationship between the three-dimensional and the two-dimensional. His practice involves closely observing living subjects such as plants, trees, and human figures, which he carves into wooden sculptures. These sculpted still lifes then become the subjects of his paintings.
2025.04.22
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Artist Jamyoung Koo: Translating Virtual Structures into Material Form
Jamyoung Koo (b. 1986) has been exploring how rapidly evolving technological (software) experiences influence the creation of visual art. He investigates the structures and forms of invisible virtual systems that operate and sustain the physical structures of the real world, focusing on translating them into the realm of sculpture.
2025.08.25
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Exhibitions
《Your Mind is Now an Ocean》, 2024.07.31 – 2024.08.30, Pilar Corrias, London
Pilar Corrias is pleased to present a group exhibition of works by Koo Jeong A, Ragna Bley, Keren Cytter, Sophie von Hellermann, Manuel Mathieu, Mary Ramsden, Rachel Rose, and Julião Sarmento.
2024.07.30
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[Critique] Expanded Music and Light Looking After Darkness: On Byungjun Kwon’s Oeuvre
The term “a cappella”—literally “in the style of the chapel” or “in the church” in Italian—refers to a form of playing or performance that involves only the human voice without instrumental accompaniment. This musical form, which most of us could have heard at least once in high school, college, or church, or have experienced
2023
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Ahn Kyuchul Wins 19th Kim Se-Choong Sculpture Award
Sculptor Ahn Kyuchul (50), professor at the School of Visual Arts, Korea National University of Arts, has been selected as the recipient of the 19th Kim Se-Choong Sculpture Award. Ahn was recognized for his solo exhibition 《49 Rooms》, held at Rodin Gallery in Seoul, which was praised for expanding art beyond the realm of the visual into the domains of literature and thought.
2005.06.24
