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Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
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[Critique] The Artsy Vanguard 2025: Moka Lee
Moka Lee’s image of youth is shaped by mobile screens and social media. Born at around the start of Gen Z in Korea, she differs from those born in the early 2010s (Gen Alpha), who grew up with smartphones.
2024
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[Critique] Pictorial Space: Constructed and Extended
Scaffolding is a “temporary structure installed to aid construction works in higher altitudes.” It is typically erected temporarily during construction processes and gets dismantled upon the construction’s completion. Scaffoldings serve as an essential structure during the process of construction as it bridges between
2023.05.05
Exhibitions
《Two-side Love》, 2024.10.23 – 2024.11.23, G Gallery
She is the woman hanging from the 13th floor window. Her hands are pressed white against the concrete molding of the tenement building. She hangs from the 13th floor window in east Chicago, with a swirl of birds over her head. They could be a halo, or a storm of glass waiting to crush her.
2024.10.20
Exhibitions
《The Shape of Time: Korean Art after 1989》, 2023.10.21 – 2024.02.11, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Korean contemporary artists Suki Seokyeong Kang, Hayoun Kwon, Do Ho Suh, Michael Joo, Byron Kim, Park Chan-kyong, Yeondoo Jung, and Kyungah Ham are participating in the group exhibition 《The Shape of Time: Korean Art after 1989》 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This exhibition marks the first large-scale Korean contemporary art show in the United States since 2009, presenting diverse works by 28 artists that encapsulate their collective memory of the significant societal changes occurred during the late 1980s in Korea.
2023.10.20
Activities
120 Million Won ‘BTS Painting’
A 120 million won ‘BTS picture’ appeared. This is a new oil painting by Hong Kyoungtack, who is a representative artist of domestic con
2019.07.12
Activities
Kang Hong-Goo (Seoul) Wins the 7th DongGang Photography Award
Kang Hong-Goo (52, photo), a Seoul-based artist, has been selected as the recipient of the 7th DongGang Photography Award at the 2008 DongGang Photo Festival. Although Kang majored in Western painting at the graduate school of Hongik University, he has pursued photographic practices that merge diverse media,
2008.06.12
