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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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[Essay] 《Quiet Time》 ASSAY
When I was young, religious activity felt like an assignment I didn’t want to do. At certain times, I had to give up things I enjoyed and remain in a specific place for long hours, where I was required—regardless of my actual state—to maintain a devout heart and a sacred attitude. Perhaps because of this, I grew suspicious of every rule and regulation associated with religion. I disliked God, and I resented Him.
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Exhibitions
《Life of Always a Mirror》, 2014.08.30 – 2014.11.30, Art Sonje Center
Art Sonje Center presents Sung Hwan Kim’s solo exhibition from August 30th to November 30th. This exhibition introduces Kim’s art as a systematic integration of video, drawing, installation, architecture, and performance into a single exhibition space.
2014.08.30
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[Column] The Silent Conflict and Reaction
An ordinary photography student in his twenties found himself reduced to an “urban underclass” upon entering Seoul in the early 1980s. This marked the prologue to Lee Gapchul’s photographic world. Seoul in the 1980s—having passed through the 1970s marked by “economic development fervor and the darkness of dictatorship”—was truly a period of upheaval.
2019
