Do Ho Suh’s “Passage/s”
The dreamlike works of a Korean architect and artist.
Park Seo-Bo’s “Zigzag: Ecriture 1983–1992”
The Dansaekhwa artist sought to engage with a notion of the past.
SeMA Biennale Mediacity Seoul 2016: “Neriri Kiruru Harara”
Visions for the future have returned with urgency in South Korea.
Suh Se Ok
Gallery Hyundai
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"Chung Chang-Sup"
A survey of Chung
"Structures of Recollection: Contemporary Approaches to Materials and Memory"
Exploring the idea of memory recollection, curator Paul Moorhouse drew together six international artists for this group exhibition.
KIGOJA Standard Time (KST)
At first glance, Morgan Wong
Noh Suntag's "Dance of Order | Really Good, Murder"
Suntag sees the division of North and South Korea as a relationship that embodies a strange coexistence. The two nations, in ideological extremity with each other, are two sides of the proverbial coin.
