K-Artists
Carefully curates and introduces three representative artists from the Korean contemporary art scene each week since the 2000s.
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Exhibitions
《PERFORM 2019》, 2019.08.27 – 2019.08.31, Asia Culture Center, Ilmin Museum of Art
PERFORM 2019 operates an art café titled “Linkin-out.” In this café-style exhibition, visitors select and rent works of art, which are then served to their tables. This format allows audiences to closely observe and physically engage with the works, enabling a deeper form of access—or “link-in”—to the artworks.
2019.08.25
Articles
[Critique] Break
With the sound of car breaks, an urgent voice, penetrating the iciness of temperatures 15 degrees below zero, sliced away the warm and pleasant air inside of the car.
2012
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[Critique] The Yeesookyungs¹
“In schematized time, nothing really new can emerge—everything is always-already there, and merely deploys its inherent potential... We are dealing here with another temporality, the temporality of freedom, of a radical rupture in the chain of (natural and/or social) causality.”
2012
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[Critique] On Living and Disappearing: Lee Gapchul
Lee Gapchul is a fortunate photographer. He is one of the rare artists whose work is deeply understood by a wide audience. When his photography began opening toward a singular world in the 1980s, he was already sharing a poor yet passionate life with fellow artists in a dark room in Seongnam, and his work was never ignored by critics.
2007
