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[Review] A Flower Which Can't Even Be Seen: Excavating Footprints
The solo exhibition of Sungoo Im's 《A Flower Which Can't Even Be Seen: Excavating Footprints》, aims to explore the language and structure of Yi Sang's poem, "Cliff", leaving behind traces of the drawings which cross boundaries of the two dimensional and the three dimensional.
2022.08.31
Exhibitions
《Aedong》, 2019.03.07-2019.04.14, DOOSAN Gallery New York
DOOSAN Gallery New York presents Youngzoo IM’s solo exhibition titled 《Aedong》, from March 7 to April 13, 2019. IM has collected and documented stories and scenes of urban legends, superstitions, pseudo-sciences and pseudo-religions spread throughout society, and has realized them through various mediums such as video, painting, installations, and publications.
2019.03.05
Exhibitions
《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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《Suejin Chung》, 2024.08.22 – 2024.09.21, The Page Gallery
The Page Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Suejin Chung(b.1969, Seoul) from August 22 to September 21, 2024. The artist has garnered recognition from the art scene since her early career, with paintings based on her distinctive visual theories. Chung's first solo exhibition at The Page Gallery will feature 22 of the artist's latest paintings.
2024.08.22
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Artist Bahc Yiso Stood on the Border and Looked Through the Gaps in the World With ‘Honesty’ in His Heart
Bahc Yiso (1957-2004) was one of the most prominent artists who played an important role in the Korean art scene, working as an artist, curator, and critic from the 1980s to the early 2000s. Bahc Yiso, whose work since the 1990s has been characterized by conceptual attitudes and features of contemporary art, contributed greatly to the formation of the postmodern discourse in the Korean art world, died at a young age in 2004 after suffering a heart attack.
2024.08.20
