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Korean Art’s Global Moment Needs Institutions, Not Just Attention

Korean Art’s Global Moment Needs Institutions, Not Just Attention

By Jason Yim Published October 12, 2026 10:28 PM

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South Korea’s Art Market Enters a More Selective Recovery

Sayart / September 17, 2026
Broader Sales Offer a Positive Signal for Seoul’s Art Market

Maria Kim / September 7, 2026
With Frieze Leaving COEX, Kiaf May Have an Opportunity to Build a Stronger Identity

Jason Yim / August 23, 2026
Korean Traditional Arts: From Symbolic Success to a Sustainable Global Market

Jason Yim / August 20, 2026
When the Art Fair Becomes the City

Maria Kim / August 9, 2026
Beyond the Label of Asian Contemporary Art

Maria Kim / July 28, 2026
Frieze Seoul’s Real Test Begins Now

Maria Kim / July 23, 2026
The AI-Native Generation Is Building Before Asking Permission

Maria Kim / July 21, 2026
When AI Learns to Sing in Someone Else’s Voice

Maria Kim / July 14, 2026
When K-Pop Tickets Become a Luxury Good

Maria Kim / July 13, 2026
Art Holds Us Up

Sayart / June 17, 2026
BTS Deserved a Better Stage. So Did ARMY.

Jason Yim / June 17, 2026
A World at War, A Silence in Song: Why We Need a New “We Are the World”

Jason Yim / March 28, 2026
When Global Icons Stay Silent: Why Artists Like BTS Matter in Times of War

Jason Yim / March 24, 2026
What Should Gwanghwamun Say — and in Whose Script?

Sayart / March 3, 2026
Robots Are No Longer Workers. They Are Becoming Mirrors.

Jason Yim / February 3, 2026
What K-Pop Demon Hunters’ Golden Globe Recognition Really Means

Jason Yim / January 14, 2026
Farewell to Ahn Sung-ki, a Master Actor and a Moral Center of Korean Cinema

Jason Yim / January 5, 2026
Frozen Politics, Frozen Art: Hoping for a Thaw in Korea’s Art Market Next Year

Sayart / December 23, 2025
Why Lee Byung-hun Deserves to Win the Golden Globe

Kang In sig / December 9, 2025

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