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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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Artist Gijeong Goo: Exploring the Human-Machine-Nature Relationship Between Reality and Virtuality
Gijeong Goo (b. 1990) has been working on recreating real-life landscapes as digital images based on 3D rendering, and translating them into physical spaces through video and installation. Encompassing multilayered experiments with media, Goo's practice navigates the boundaries between reality and virtuality, exploring the relationships among humans, machines, and nature.
2025.05.19
Exhibitions
《The Raw》, 2022.05.03 – 2022.05.29, Incheon Art Platform
As part of the Emerging Curator Training and Support Program at Incheon Art Platform, four participating curators present the culminating group exhibition 《The Raw》. Beginning with the entrenched and stereotyped notions of love shaped by patriarchal structures,
2022.05.03
Exhibitions
《Flags》, 2019.01.31 – 2019.02.23, DOOSAN Gallery New York
This was the headline of an article featuring interviews with Korean secondary school students serving in the Youth Assembly. When I read the article some time ago, I was reminded of a conversation I had with my mother two years ago.
2019.01.31
Articles
[Critique] Yona Lee’s object lessons
In Yona Lee’s work, the quotidian takes on new forms. Chairs, fans, lamps and beds are placed into looping metal structures, forcing a new perspective on an ordinary thing. Stainless steel tubes interlink with one another,
2025
Exhibitions
“Cloud Walkers” on View Through January 8, 2023, at Leeum Museum of Art
Leeum Museum of Art is holding the exhibition “Cloud Walkers“ from September 2, 2022 to January 8, 2023. The exhibition features forty-five artworks by twenty-four artists from various fields, including contemporary art, architecture, design, music, and literature.
2022.09.19
Activities
Photographer Atta Kim’s Photo Book Published in the United States
A photo book by photographer Atta Kim titled The Museum Project has recently been published in New York. ‘The Museum Project’ is Kim’s representative body of work. The series consists of photographs created by shaving the heads of male and female models,
2005.04.04
