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GROUP EXHIBITION

Landing Point Arario Gallery 10 January–17 February 2024 Seoul
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ARARIO GALLERY SEOUL presents a group exhibition, entitled Landing Point from 10 January to 17 February 2024. This exhibition comprehensively presents the works of 13 distinguished contemporary Korean and Japanese painters through the entire gallery space. The exhibition includes a range of artworks by established young artists including KOO Jiyoon (b. 1982), AHN Jisan (b. 1979), LEE Jihyun (b. 1979), AN Gyungsu (b. 1975), EOM Yujeong (b. 1985), LIM Nosik (b. 1989), and JWA Haesun (b. 1984), as well as the innovative works of emerging artists such as KANG Cheolgyu (b. 1990), Yuki SAEGUSA (b. 1987), LIM Subeom (b. 1997), JEONG Kyeongbin (b. 1993), JEONG Juwon (b. 1992), and Kohei YAMADA (b. 1997). Featuring artists born from the 1970s through the 1990s, Landing Point encapsulates the diverse artistic practices of a generation.

The exhibition explores the various ways these artists, who primarily work with painting, perceive and articulate the contemporary world. It contemplates the picture plane as the place where contemporary artists’ perspectives are anchored, a current landing point, and a platform to gauge the direction of future artistic endeavours. The 13 participating artists all primarily use painting as their medium. They translate their experiences and senses obtained from the world into the properties of the materials and embed them within the visual world of the picture plane. Among these individuals who share temporal and regional similarities, each one has their own unique focus. Some concentrate on exploring the relationships between the world inside and outside their bodies, while others are deeply engrossed in experiments that overlap the realms of reality and the virtual world. Alongside those who observe the cracks in a resilient city, there are also those who remember what comes after the city’s collapse.

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Artists Exhibiting

Haesun Jwa contemporary artist
Haesun Jwa b. 1984 Follow +
Lim Nosik contemporary artist
Lim Nosik b. 1989 Follow +
Koo Jiyoon contemporary artist
Koo Jiyoon b. 1982 Follow +
Ahn Jisan contemporary artist
Ahn Jisan Follow +
Eom Yu Jeong contemporary artist
Eom Yu Jeong b. 1985 Follow +
Kohei Yamada contemporary artist
Kohei Yamada b. 1990 Follow +
Jeong Juwon contemporary artist
Jeong Juwon b. 1992 Follow +
Jihyun Lee contemporary artist
Jihyun Lee b. 1979 Follow +
Yuki Saegusa contemporary artist
Yuki Saegusa Follow +
Jeong Kyeongbin contemporary artist
Jeong Kyeongbin Follow +
An Gyungsu contemporary artist
An Gyungsu Follow +
Lim Subeom contemporary artist
Lim Subeom Follow +
Kang Cheol Gyu contemporary artist
Kang Cheol Gyu Follow +

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About the Gallery

ARARIO GALLERY SEOUL opened its doors in Sogyeok-dong in 2006. Since then, it has established its foothold as a leading contemporary art gallery in Korea and across Asia, continuing to be at the forefront of the international art scene through its efficient representation system and bold exhibitions. In March 2014, ARARIO GALLERY SEOUL relocated near the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. In April 2018, ARARIO GALLERY SEOUL RYSE HOTEL, a second exhibition space in Seoul, opened in the Hongdae area. Running concurrently with its primary location until November 2019, the project space aimed to mirror the experimental spirit of the neighbourhood through its innovative programming. In 2022, ARARIO GALLERY SEOUL ended its Sogyeok-dong era. However, the various experimentation and ventures carried out in the gallery’s previous spaces continue to shape its future at its current location in Wonseo-dong, which reopened in February 2023. Through the preemptive discovery of young artists, steady support of represented artists, and the realisation of meaningful and original exhibitions, ARARIO GALLERY SEOUL aims to continually grow and contribute to the growth of the contemporary art scene in Korea.

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Seoul 85, Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu
Arario Gallery contemporary art gallery in Seoul South Korea
Arario Gallery
85, Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea
+82 2541 5701
http://www.arariogallery.com

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