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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

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Exhibitions 《Citizen’s Forest》, 2018.09.13 – 2019.10.13, Tina Kim Gallery Tina Kim Gallery is pleased to present 《Citizen’s Forest》, a solo exhibition by Park Chan-Kyong. The multi-disciplinary artist utilizes film, video and photography to examine the complex social and political history of South Korea.
2019.09.13
Exhibitions 《Growing Space》, 2022.01.06 – 2022.02.05, 313 Art Project In 《Growing Space》, Kiwon Park empties the space of materials as much as possible, and instead fills in the gap with throbbing life energy. The artwork is ultimately the artist himself–instead of simply installing the works
2016.01.05

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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.
Articles 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.
Articles 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.
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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
Ik-Joong Kang (b.1960)
Connects the World Through the Art
Lee Gapchul (b.1959)
Korean Sentiment and the Unconscious
Atta Kim (b.1956)
Life of Being
Kang Hong-Goo (b.1956)
The Hidden Aspects of Reality Through the Camera
Chung Hyun (b.1956)
Finds Sculptural Possibilities in Discarded Objects
Bahc Yiso (1957-2004)
Stood on the Border and Looked Through the Gaps
Ahn Kyuchul (b.1955)
The Invisible Side of Life and Things
Kim Eull (b.1954)
Draws Freely Standing in the Middle of the World
Choi Gene Uk (b.1956)
Sentimental Realism
Suh Yongsun (b.1951)
Paints Existential Questions of Human with Bold Colors
Choi Jeong Hwa (b.1961)
Artworks That Begin with Everyday Life
Hong Seung-Hye (b.1959)
Works as ‘Organic Geometry’
Kibong Rhee (b.1957)
World Beyond the ‘Layer’
Kim Taek Sang (b.1958)
Puts the Accumulated Time of Nature on Canvas
Kim Tschoon Su (b.1957)
A Journey into the Nature of Painting
Inhyeon Lee (b.1958)
Ways of Seeing the Painting
Yoon Dongchun (b.1957)
The everydayization of art, the artification of everyday life
Cho Duck Hyun (b.1957)
Revives the Faded Memories
Koo Bohnchang (b.1953)
Captures the Soul with a Camera Lens
Gimhongsok (b.1964)
Translates Social Phenomena into Art
Kim Beom (b.1963)
Between Humor and Cynicism
Chung Seoyoung (b.1964)
‘Sculptural Moments’ from the Objects
Do Ho Suh (b.1962)
Weaves Shapes of Memories
Kim Sooja (b.1957)
Expresses the Lives with Bottari Cloth
Lee Bul (b.1964)
Hybrid Beyond Boundaries