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Eva Zucker Unveils Four New Works from “Menschsein in Schichten,” Announces 2026 Open-Studio Participation

Eva Zucker Unveils Four New Works from “Menschsein in Schichten,” Announces 2026 Open-Studio Participation

By Jason Yim Published January 15, 2026 12:47 AM

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Muju Film Festival to Offer Outdoor Screenings on the Grass This June: Nao Yim April 2, 2025; The Muju Mountain Film Festival, where visitors can relax on the grass with picnic mats while watching films, will be held over th ...

An Exhibition That Offers a Comprehensive Glimpse into Korea's Watercolor Culture: Nao Yim March 31, 2025; The exhibition “Watercolor: Painting with Water,” showcasing a wide range of watercolor works by Korea’s leading ...

Korean Contemporary Artist Lee Bul Joins Leading Global Gallery: Nao Yim March 30, 2025; Renowned Korean contemporary artist Lee Bul has officially joined the internationally acclaimed gallery Hauser & Wirth as a re ...

Gallery Hyundai Celebrates 55 Years with Landmark Retrospective of Modern and Contemporary Korean Masters: Maria Kim March 30, 2025; In celebration of its 55th anniversary, Gallery Hyundai presents 55 YEARS: A Legacy of Modern & Contemporary Korean Art, a lan ...

Jang Seung Keun’s Paintings Blur Form and Memory in “Flesh on Canvas” at EM Gallery: Maria Kim March 30, 2025; EM Gallery presents Flesh on Canvas, a solo exhibition by Korean artist Jang Seung Keun, on view from March 27 to May 4, 2025. Fea ...

Teiji Hayama Explores Fragmented Identity in the Digital Age at SH Gallery Seoul: Nao Yim March 26, 2025; SH Gallery Seoul presents a solo exhibition by contemporary Japanese artist Teiji Hayama, titled Transition: The Age of Displaceme ...

Philip Colbert's Giant Lobster Returns to Seokchon Lake in Jamsil: Nao Yim March 26, 2025; World-renowned contemporary artist Philip Colbert, known for his signature lobster character, is set to hold an exhibition in Seou ...

Lee Bul Signs with Hauser & Wirth as First Korean Artist, Launching Global Exhibition Tour Starting at Leeum: Nao Yim March 25, 2025; Renowned Korean artist Lee Bul has signed a representation agreement with Hauser & Wirth, becoming the first Korean artist to ...

Architect Park Min Hwan Reimagines Living Structures in “House for All” at SooHoh Gallery: Jason Yim March 25, 2025; From March 22 to April 2, 2025, SooHoh Gallery in Seongnam presents House for All, a solo exhibition by architect Park Min Hwan. A ...

Arario Gallery Reopens Shanghai Space with Fluid in Forms Featuring 10 Artists from Korea, China, and Japan: Jason Yim March 25, 2025; Arario Gallery has officially reopened its Shanghai branch on March 19, 2025, marking a new chapter in its longstanding commitment ...

Five Korean Painters Rethink Identity Through Material and Memory in The Second Skin at ONE AND J. Gallery: Maria Kim March 25, 2025; ONE AND J. Gallery presents The Second Skin, a group exhibition on view from March 20 to April 30, 2025, featuring five Korean art ...

David Zwirner Highlights Rare Works by Richter, Kusama, and Judd at 2025 IFPDA Print Fair: Maria Kim March 25, 2025; David Zwirner Gallery is presenting a curated selection of historically significant and contemporary editions at the 2025 IFPDA Pr ...

Ayoung Kim Unveils Multi-layered Solo Exhibition at Atelier Hermès Exploring Oil, War, and Memory through Immersive Installation: Maria Kim March 25, 2025; Ayoung Kim’s new solo exhibition Plot, Blop, Plop is now on view at Atelier Hermès in Seoul, running from March 21 to ...

SayArt Launches the 2025 Korean Artists Invitational Online Exhibition: Nao Yim March 24, 2025; SayArt has officially launched its online exhibition, the 2025 Korean Artists Invitational. The exhibition, hosted on the Artstep ...

The Cold Beauty of Metal: Sohn Jong Jun Presents the Spirit of the Times: Nao Yim March 19, 2025; Korean sculptor Sohn Jong Jun is holding a solo exhibition, Defensive Measure & UNDER PRESSURE, in Jongno-gu, Seoul. Running ...

Art Central 2025: A Celebration of Korean Contemporary Art at Hong Kong's Iconic Central Harbourfront: Jason Yim March 16, 2025; Art Central 2025, a leading event in Hong Kong’s Art Week, will take place from March 25 to March 30, 2025, at the Central H ...

Johyun Gallery Showcases Leading Contemporary Artists at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025: Maria Kim March 16, 2025; Johyun Gallery will participate in Art Basel Hong Kong 2025, held from March 26 to 30 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition C ...

Final Days of Shin Sung Hy’s Retrospective ‘Couturage, Nouage’ at Gallery Hyundai: Jason Yim March 16, 2025; The solo exhibition “Couturage, Nouage” by Shin Sung Hy is set to close on March 16, 2025, marking the final opportuni ...

Ellen Sheidlin’s ‘Unconditional’ Exhibition in Seoul Explores Pure Emotion and Survirtualism: Maria Kim March 16, 2025; Russian multimedia artist Ellen Sheidlin will present her solo exhibition “Unconditional” at Tang Contemporary Art Seo ...

Paul Gadd’s ‘We, Ephemeral’ Exhibition Explores the Fragility of Human Existence: Maria Kim March 16, 2025; A solo exhibition by British artist Paul Gadd, titled "We, Ephemeral | 우리, 찰나의 존재들," will be held at Gallery Space 22 in Seoul fro ...

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