"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.
Reza Derakshani's "The Breeze at Dawn"
The Iranian painter and performance artist
Didem Pekün's "Of Dice and Men"
Based at the intersection between the two cities the artist works in
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.
Ittah Yoda's "I Think Mango You Say Salmon"
The two artists, coming from different cultural backgrounds, entwine and amalgamate their subjectivities to produce dissonant works.
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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.
Song Yige
Comprising 26 paintings made between 2010 and 2015, Song
Tetsumi Kudo’s Playful Paris Years
The gallery
