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Park Chan-kyong (b.1965)

Confronts the Present Through the Past

Heinkuhn Oh (b.1963)

Portrait of Anxiety Inherent in Korean Society

Sora Kim (b.1965)

The Art of Connection and Communication

Yeesookyung (b.1963)

The Art of Curing

Inhwan Oh (b.1965)

The Context of Time and Space

Kiwon Park (b.1964)

Reinterprets the Essence of Space

Pink Tab shuffle

Articles [Critique] Digital Landscapes by a Second-Rate Artist "I wanted to make fake photographs that are extremely meaningless because I was really irritated by words and theories surrounding art. I wished my photographs to be meaningless, empty, and completely nonsensical."

2002

Articles [Critique] Lee Gapchul’s ‘Conflict and Reaction’ Beautiful things overflow everywhere. Whether in painting or photography, everything is uniformly polished and decorative. Added to this are countless works that recycle long-dead Western specters from half a century ago, lazily attaching the unfounded modifier “Korean.” This is the result of aligning art with consumer taste and monetary pleasure—a distorted byproduct of a contemporary art scene in which marketability itself becomes the aesthetic standard.

2013.10.07

Exhibitions 《Continuity》, 2019.06.05 – 2019.07.20, 313 Art Project

2019.06.04

Exhibitions 《Open Hands》, 2024.08.30 – 2024.09.15, Gallery Hyundai

2024.08.29

Articles Artist Choi Gene Uk’s ‘Sentimental Realism’

2024.08.13

Articles [Review] A Wish for a Harmonious World – Ik-Joong Kang Solo Exhibition 《The Moon Is Rising》 (Gallery Hyundai, 2022)

2022.12

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Articles 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.