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Artist Park Chan-kyong Confronts the Present Through the Past
Park Chan-kyong (b. 1965), a media artist, filmmaker, and writer, has explored themes such as the Cold War, division, tradition, and religion, examining Korean society’s reckless pursuit of Western-style modernization and economic growth.
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Artist Heinkuhn Oh Documents a Portrait of Anxiety Inherent in Korean Society
Heinkuhn Oh (b. 1963) began his career in 1989 as a documentary photographer, capturing social landscapes on the streets. Since then, he has focused on portraiture, depicting specific types of individuals within Korean society.
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Artist Inhwan Oh Uses the Context of Time and Space to Subvert Social Universality
In 1996, Oh introduced himself as a GKM (Gay Korean Male) artist in ‘The Village Voice,’ a weekly newspaper published in New York City, and placed a personal ad for five artists, Roni Horn, Robert Gober, Nam June Paik, Haim Steinback, and Cindy Sherman.
