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Upcoming Exhibitions

Starstretched
Kim Kimin 

June 20 to June 27

  

In this exhibition, Kim focuses on drawing as a condensed form of painterly exploration and improvisation. The works are presented as an archive, offering a collection of experimental and expressive pieces that reflect the artist’s intuitive approach. For Kim, drawing serves not only as a precursor to painting but also as a medium with its own autonomo


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Past Exhibitions

Finding Home in Junction

Jeenho Seo

June 6 to June 13


 Seo is known for his multidisciplinary work that merges traditional East Asian aesthetics with explorations of contemporary space. In this exhibition, he reinterprets the concept of “home” not as a fixed location, but as a fleeting sensation experienced in balance with one’s surrounding environment. Through sculpture, installation, and painting, 

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LOVE ME ANYWAY? 

Beki Song x Curated by Lina Hwang

May 23 to May 30 


Under the theme Love Me Anyway, the exhibition delves into the longing for unconditional love and the pure yet clumsy desires that stem from it. Song’s fantastical creatures, known as “wild babies”—monster-like characters born from the artist’s imagination—take center stage in this show.

 

  

Window 

Sang Eun (Eun, Hee Sang)
May 10 to May 16 


In Window, Eun presents a series of photographs that challenge the viewer’s perception of time, space, scale, and place. Blurred, distorted, or obscured imagery functions as both an aesthetic and conceptual device, inviting viewers to reconsider how we experience the world through the lens—both physically and psychologically.  


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