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Gwangju art fair explores metaverse exhibition for first time
Oct 30, 2021
The Gwangju International Art Fair 2021 opened Thursday featuring artists based in the city, including a metaverse exhibition, to help them promote artworks virtually and in person amid growing public interest in art. With 70 galleries from home and abroad taking part, the city’s major art fair will run until Sunday at the Kimdaejung Convention Center, showcasing works from 535 artists. With gr...
Media art-centric Ulsan Museum of Art to open in January
Oct 27, 2021
Three masterpieces by video art pioneer Paik Nam-june -- “Turtle,” “Sistine Chapel” and “Forest of Cafe-Revolution of the Forest” -- were acquired in August from different owners and form the backbone of the museum’s permanent collection. The owners “almost donated the works” to the museum, offering them at less than half the market price, Suh said. While “Turtle” and “Forest” will be shown at t...
Gallery Hyundai’s Patrick Lee to step down, take on new role at Frieze Seoul
Oct 27, 2021
Patrick Lee, executive director of Gallery Hyundai in Seoul, will step down from his post and direct the art fair Frieze Seoul starting in November, according to the gallery. Frieze Seoul will be held in early September 2022 at Coex in southern Seoul, alongside KIAF Seoul, South Korea’s largest international art fair. As director of Frieze Seoul, Lee will take charge of organizing the event. Seo...
How Italy’s culture of art patronage continues shown in Seoul
Oct 25, 2021
Eight Italian companies -- Fincantieri, Terna, ENI, Webuild, CDP Immobiliare, SNAM, TIM and Ansaldo -- funded the exhibition and the artworks. After Seoul, the exhibition will go on a world tour to China, the US, Mexico, Egypt and Germany. The artists’ commissioned works will be owned by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, an Italian investment bank founded in 1850, after the tour. Bosetto’s “Fuocil*Dens...
British artist Julian Opie’s animal sculptures, Incheon-inspired work unveiled at Kukje Gallery
Oct 24, 2021
By Park Yuna (yunapark@heraldcorp.com)
Korea Artist Prize finalists shows at MMCA explore contemporary issues
Oct 23, 2021
By Park Yuna (yunapark@heraldcorp.com)
Before Lee Kun-hee collection, there was Lee Hong-kun collection
Oct 20, 2021
20-year-old KIAF Seoul records largest-ever sales
Oct 18, 2021
South Korea has emerged as an important art market player with international galleries opening venues in Seoul, including Thaddaeus Ropac and Konig, which opened this year. Young art collectors in South Korea are becoming a catalyst of the fast-changing art market, according to art insiders. “The fair was crowded with people not only on the VVIP day but during general openings. We felt people’s ...
Lee Bul's rare paintings, silk collage works unveiled in Seoul
Oct 17, 2021
Best known for her installation series, Lee’s first gallery exhibition in Seoul in six years showcases new painting series completed this year
[Eye Plus] Into the world of Goryeo celadon
Oct 16, 2021
A rare exhibition is taking place in the country’s eastern coastal city of Gangneung, Gangwon Province. More than 120 exquisite celadon ceramics from the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392), known locally as cheongja, are on display at “Celadon, the Microscopic World of Goryeo.” Renowned for its subtle and elegant beauty, various shapes and sizes of celadon ceramics, which get their name from their mysti...
[Herald Interview] Korean Pavilion will ‘ring a bell’ at next year’s Venice Biennale: Lee Young-chul
Oct 16, 2021
Artistic director to also celebrate Paik Nam-june’s 90th anniversary at biennale
Female graduates of Hongik University art school celebrate perseverance at 40th anniversary show
Oct 15, 2021
By Park Yuna (yunapark@heraldcorp.com)
[Herald Design Forum 2021] What architects can do in post-pandemic era
Oct 14, 2021
British architect Amanda Jane Levete gives online lecture at the Herald Design Forum on Thursday. (Lee Sang-sub/The Korea Herald)
[Herald Design Forum 2021] Herald Design Forum ponders ‘What comes after?’
Oct 14, 2021
Held online and offline, forum discusses how design should adapt to changes brought on by pandemic and look beyond
Korea’s largest art fair is back -- and there are more art lovers than ever
Oct 14, 2021
“I definitely see the growth of KIAF over the past few years and collectors have become diverse. Among noticeable changes is galleries presenting their own unique artists,” said Kathleen Kim, a lawyer specializing in art at Liwu Law Group. The art fair, with some 170 galleries from home and abroad participating, runs through Sunday. By Park Yuna (yunapark@heraldcorp.com)
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