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Exhibitions
《deep sea fish》, 2025.01.25 – 2025.04.16, Diesel Art Gallery (Tokyo)
DIESEL ART GALLERY will host "deep sea fish," the first solo exhibition in Japan by Seoul-based artist Ahn Taewon, from January 25 (Saturday) to April 16 (Wednesday), 2025. The exhibition will be curated by the gallery CON_ based in Bakurocho, Nihonbashi.
2025.01.23
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《Suture: Rewired》, 2024.12.07 – 2024.12.20, Arcade Seoul
The term “suture” refers to the act of stitching a wound closed during a surgical procedure. Looking back at the history of Western medicine from the 16th to the 18th century, surgeries were conducted in amphitheaters. Beyond the intention of demonstrating surgical principles to other surgeons, surgical operations became a form of spectacle;
2024.12.06
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[Critique] Time Composed by Data
Ordinarily, the opening of an art exhibition indicates the completion of an artist’s work in preparation for the exhibition. The time leading up to the opening is time in which the artist creates the artwork, and the opening is regarded as the end of this creative activity. In the 2020 exhibition 《Time in Ignorance》,
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Exhibitions
《Gestus》, 2024.03.19 – 2024.05.19, Daejeon Museum of Art
The Daejeon Museum of Art annually organizes exhibitions that connect contemporary art with audiences who may find it unfamiliar. This year, it presents Gestus, featuring four artists—Geon-yong Lee, Hyung-gu Lee, Young-joo Cho, and Sejin Hong—whose practices expand the concept of the body in art.
2024.03.18
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《Growing Space》, 2022.01.06 – 2022.02.05, 313 Art Project
In 《Growing Space》, Kiwon Park empties the space of materials as much as possible, and instead fills in the gap with throbbing life energy. The artwork is ultimately the artist himself–instead of simply installing the works
2016.01.05
Articles
[Critique] Lee Bul’s Body: The Opaque Shell
The 1990s, just before the dawn of the new millennium, was a period of greater upheaval than any other fin de siècle. Art was no exception—this era marked a turning point that reshaped contemporary Korean art history. The
January, 2020
