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Suyeon Kim - HOLD ME
8 Jul—7 Aug 2021
Gazing at the sky, turning one's eyes to the heavens, is often a gesture of escape, even if only for that moment. In that elevated place, there are no burdensome worries nor are there issues that demand attention. Although humanity cannot grasp the sky or the heavens, it has bee ...
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Sejin Kwon - CMYK
27 May—26 Jun 2021
Azur skies and cotton clouds, golden glitters of sand, a quietly babbling river, a ray of sunlight through the glass window pane, and the saturated dusk parallaxed on the far windscreen of a hasty metro bus. Something is sullen about these scenes. Our paths cross only for a mome ...
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Juae Park - Parkjuae
8 Apr—8 May 2021
Building a dwelling and creating an object with form were not always distinguished from one another in prehistoric times. The safety offered by permanent barriers to elements were not entirely without parallels to the security and auspiciousness delivered by formed images. As su ...
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Changchang Yoo - Dear
25 Feb—27 Mar 2021
The spectator’s gaze into paintings is desperately pareidolic. As recognizable figures come forth from the canvas, the spectator feels assured and appreciative of the painter’s competence. Spectators with a working understanding of modern and contemporary art often harbor a qu ...
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스나크: 붙잡는 순간 사라지는 것들 - The Snark: Suddenly Vanishing Away
5 Jan—6 Feb 2021
The exhibition The Snark: Suddenly Vanishing Away features artwork that reflects on the “Snark,” a figure in the eight-part epic nonsense literature poem The Hunting of the Snark: An Agony in Eight Fits (1876) by Lewis Carroll (1832-1898). It is the adventure tale of people fr ...
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