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Artists include Lee Eun-hwang, Gum Sahong, Ban Miryung, Hong Kyung-hui, Yang Dae-man, Kim Ki-tae, Lee Myung-hwa, Jung Jae-chul, Choi Young Wook, Kang Hong-gu, Ji Yu-ra, Park Yong-il, Jo Mi-hwa, Ha So-young, Bae Jung-eun, Yoo Song, Lee Kyung-min, and Kim Bo-yeon - all of which express themselves in their own distinctive manner. Stop by and admire the works of these 20 unique individuals and get the year off to a fascinating and uplifting start!
Lee Kyoung-mi has been showcasing works that contain an in-depth reflection on existence and the world by placing the image of the much-loved cat "Nana" with a landscape where the real world and imaginary space are mixed. The exhibition will introduce about 20 paintings and video works produced by SKM Project (Kim Si-kyoung and Lee Kyoung-mi.)
Through plant landscape paintings emphasizing the value of the invisible, the artist reminds us of the importance of our inner beings in a modern society where what is seen is important. At the same time, it reveals the truth in nature and shows it to us. It makes us realize that our lives are driven by the invisible, not the visible.
This exhibition showcases the Choi Min collection donated in large quantities to the Seoul Museum of Art by the bereaved family of art critic Choi Min (1944-2018).
The hope is that facing all these artworks of nature and taking a breath, the most fundamental element of our lives, will help us look at ourselves calmly.
Kang Seok-ho (1971-2021) first retrospective exhibition 《Kang Seok-ho: Three Minutes Delight》 complexly portrays the images of Kang Seok-ho, who has expanded his aesthetic taste through the collection and production of design furniture while insisting on his unique way of painting.
This Jo Deok-ho archive figure exhibition comprises Lego and mini figures collected for six years. It is a figure photo exhibition and an exhibition where you can make special goods such as 'your own figure made with a single picture.’
MAISON DE LAURENT Laurent's House contains the stories of all of us A clown who smiles but lives with tears in his eyes. Pierrot Laurent, a self-portrait of people whom each carry a special pain. You are invited to Laurent's house
Not only will the beautiful light exhibition shine warmly at the end of the year in Seoul, but various events, such as the Gwanghwamun Square Market and Media Facade will make an appearance during the year-end and New Year’s holidays.
The 1st Seoul Arts & Tech Festival (Unfold X) 2022, which is based on the fusion of art and technology, consists of an exhibition, "Shaping the Future," where artistic sensibility is confirmed through experience, ‘Dialogue X (Talk) as an art space for the reality brought by technology and overseas lectures.
Neighbor Love Sharing Concert which celebrated its 3rd anniversary this year contributes to spreading the culture of sharing through cultural and artistic performances for the culturally underprivileged. It is a performance where we can communicate through music and have a good time while playing the roles of messengers of love and sharing with our neighbors.
The 2022 Title Match invites video installation artists and film directors Im Heung-soon and Omer Fast. This exhibition pays attention to the appearance of two worlds that ultimately converge despite differences in themes, perspectives, and languages. Memories, the past, and history persist in time, and the unfolding sections of life emerge on the screen in complex ways.
The Vivian Choi Gallery in Cheongdam hosts British artist Kev Munday’s solo exhibition Making a Scene. Based on graphic and street art inspiration, Kev Munday portrays modern people’s lifestyles through a unique cartoonesque style.
Through the theme of her exhibition ‘Adult Child,’ artist Choi Dong-ha will show the memories and wounds of adult children who can't absorb the difference between a pure childish heart and the maturity of a contemplative adult.
Annyeong Village, where variously colored mural paintings warmly welcomes you
Feel the colorful sensibility of five MZ pop art artists at the Superior Gallery
An incredible journey on K-Planet, Gather at the K-Culture Festival 2022. You are invited to the 2022 K-Culture Festival to explore the planet ‘INTO THE-K,’ where you can experience fantastic and creative collaborations centered around global Hallyu fans who love Korean culture.