Sung Hwan Kim's "Drawing From a Play"
Kim abandons his immersive multimedia works, which incorporate installation, text, film, video and music, to go back to the humble medium of drawing.
Contemporary Sansuhwa
The group exhibition brings together three prominent Korean artists reflecting upon the contemporary practice of landscape painting.
Do Ho Suh’s “New Works”
The ongoing entanglement with subjective context and physical circumstance.
Jiha Moon’s “Foreign Love Too”
Inextricably linking visual signifiers to raise complicated issues of complicity.
Kimsooja’s “Unfolding”
Spanning the artist’s career with excerpts from some of her most recognizable projects displayed in loosely chronological order.
“Soundings: a Contemporary Score "
Works on view consider the role and presence of sound through visual, spatial and conceptual means.
Haegue Yang’s “Family of Equivocations”
A project two years in the making displaying a range of Haegue Yang
Sejin Park’s “Won-Kyung”
Agricultural labor and rural life.
