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Exhibitions
《Witches》, 2025.07.04 - 2025.07.20, space illi
《Witches》 summons the figure of the “witch” from myth, legend, and history as the name of the other. They are imagined as malevolent beings who cast curses upon their oppressors, creatures who traverse the night sky, worship the devil, and devour the hollow myth of motherhood.
2025.07.08
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
Articles
[Critique] Setting Things in Motion
Community, collaboration, and continual transformation have been central to the works of South Korea–born, Los Angeles–based artist Kang Seung Lee. For over ten years, he has developed a research-based practice
2023
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Exhibitions
《Zero Gravity》, 2014.11.20 - 2014.12.28, Gallery Hyundai
Gallery Hyundai presents the solo exhibition 《Zero Gravity》 by Lee Donggi (b. 1967), an artist who has consistently explored fragmented images within the context of mass media society since the 1990s.
2014.11.18
Exhibitions
《D AiR》, 2009.07.09 – 2009.08.08, DOOSAN Gallery New York
The Doosan Gallery and Artist Residency Program in New York is dedicated to the discovery and support of young artists from Korea. Managed by the Doosan Yonkang Foundation of South Korea, this is the first non-profit organizationfrom the country to be recognized by the state of New York, as well
2009.07.08
Activities
Everyday Scenes from the Dictatorship Era of the 1980s Published as a Book After 28 Years
Photographer Lee Gapchul (57), who has long captured the spiritual world of Koreans as it permeates the landscapes of this land, has published a photobook compiling works from an exhibition held 28 years ago. The book brings together works shown in his solo exhibition 《Land of Others》, originally held in 1988 at Gyeongin Art Gallery in Insadong, Seoul, and was recently published under the same title by Youlhwadang.
2019.10.19
Exhibitions
《Wood, Metal, Earth: Three Materials, Three Languages》, 2025.05.16 – 2025.06.17, Choijungah Gallery
《Wood, Metal, Earth: Three Materials, Three Languages》 is an exhibition of dialogue that brings together three artists—Chung Hyun, Kim Hongsik, and Seo Hyekyung—who have created works using the natural materials
2025.05.16
