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A Journey Back to the Paleolithic Era in Yeoncheon, Gyeonggi Province

Maria Kim / May 1, 2025
Seulgi Lee Awarded the 6th Park Dongjun Arts Prize for Her Fusion of Tradition and Contemporary Practice

Maria Kim / April 30, 2025
Korean Hanbok Reimagined with IKEA Recycled Shopping Bags Goes Viral

Nao Yim / April 6, 2025
Muju Film Festival to Offer Outdoor Screenings on the Grass This June

Nao Yim / April 2, 2025
An Exhibition That Offers a Comprehensive Glimpse into Korea's Watercolor Culture

Nao Yim / March 31, 2025
Korean Contemporary Artist Lee Bul Joins Leading Global Gallery

Nao Yim / March 30, 2025
Philip Colbert's Giant Lobster Returns to Seokchon Lake in Jamsil

Nao Yim / March 26, 2025
SayArt Launches the 2025 Korean Artists Invitational Online Exhibition

Nao Yim / March 24, 2025
The Cold Beauty of Metal: Sohn Jong Jun Presents the Spirit of the Times

Nao Yim / March 19, 2025
2025 Korean Art Market: Trends and Possibility of Recovery

Nao Yim / March 16, 2025
Haegue Yang’s First Exhibition in the Netherlands Opens at Kunsthal Rotterdam

Nao Yim / March 11, 2025
A New Perspective on Everyday Life: Mona Hatoum’s First Solo Exhibition in Korea

Nao Yim / March 9, 2025
Large-Scale Solo Exhibition of Do Ho Suh at Tate Modern in London

Nao Yim / March 3, 2025
Polish Poster Design Works Gathered in One Place

Nao Yim / February 19, 2025
Rodin’s Work Unveiled in Korea for the First Time in Nine Years

Nao Yim / February 17, 2025
Ayoung Kim to Hold a Large-Scale Solo Exhibition in New York

Nao Yim / February 16, 2025
Opening of Seoul Museum of Photography, Korea’s First Public Photography Museum

Nao Yim / February 12, 2025
The Meaning of ‘Earth’ in Contemporary Society, Presented by Two Artists

Nao Yim / February 10, 2025
7 Korean Artists Showcase Transformative Works at EM Gallery’s First Exhibition of 2025

Nao Yim / February 5, 2025
Ron Mueck’s First Solo Exhibition in Asia to Be Held at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Nao Yim / February 3, 2025

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