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Tina Kim Gallery visits painter Kibong Rhee in his studio. Watch Rhee's unique process to achieve a perfect sense of the ephemeral in his hazy, dreamlike landscape paintings, as he layers painted plex

Step inside the playful studio of Gimhongsok. The artist sat down with Tina Kim to discuss his recent practice, inspirations, and the future of art made during the pandemic. Surrounded by—and at times

Video of New Works, Jean-Michel Othoniel's first solo exhibition at Kukje Gallery since 2016.

[Haegue Yang][0] (*1971 in Seoul, South Korea) interweaves political narratives with materiality and ornamentation, creating objects and installations that are conceptually multilayered and sensually

‘Art was for Louise a system of self-knowledge... of discharging tensions and anxieties, of exorcising early traumas.’ Philip Larratt-Smith discusses Louise Bourgeois’s sculpture The Three Graces

'Sunflowers are something I feel very intensely. They look so wonderful when they are young and they are so very moving when they are dying.’ – Joan Mitchell Florence Derieux, Director of Exhibitions

Video of the exhibition Dark Matters by Jean-Michel Othoniel, Perrotin New York, March 3-April 15, 2018 © Guillaume Ziccarelli

Louise Bourgeois. The Red Sky is an intimate presentation of never before exhibited works on paper from the final years of the artist’s life, created between 2007 and 2009, with words and images min

When video artist Bill Viola was 6 years old he fell into a lake, all the way to the bottom, to a place which seemed like paradise. 'There's more than just the surface of life.' Viola explains. 'The r

Park's work explores the changing roles of artists in the contemporary world. His work frames modern and contemporary Korean history, engaging complex socio-political subjects including the Cold War,

Park Chan-kyong first became known as an art critic in the 1990s. His first major exhibition as a visual artist was in 1997 at the Kumho Museum of Art titled Black Box: Memory of the Cold War Images

CoBo speaks to Zoe Chun, Communication Director of Kukje Gallery – CoBo Challenge at Art Basel Hong Kong 2017.

'Different from the conventional form of painting, I used paper instead to draw my work'

Born in 1957 in Daegu, South Korea, Kimsooja started attracting the attention of the international art community when she began constructing Korean bottaris in her art – a gesture and motif that continues to appear in her work till today. Her art centers on the work and labor of women –beginning with her early sewn works, to her films and video...

Kim Yong-Ik's practice perfectly embodies the vital importance of post-Dansaekhwa artists in Korea, and the exhibition will present approximately thirty new works, produced within the last two years, that present a clear reframing of his practices by reappropriating past ideas. While new, the works link directly to Kim's long career and his...

The majority of the works in the exhibition were produced in 2015 and 2016. Each work shares one of the following five titles that directly frame Kim's transformation: Apocalypse of Modernism, In the Lingering Shadow of Lies, Thinner...and thinner..., After 20 years, and Utopia. Produced by reinterpreting and reediting past projects, the...

Curated by Sungwon Kim, the exhibition will focus on the artist's drawings and paintings from the 1960s to the 1970s, completed while the artist was living in the United States. This exhibition presents Choi’s course of experimental works of the 1960s, characterized with the use of intense colors and free, passionate brushwork that formed...

Titled Gathering Clouds, the exhibition will showcase sculptures that reflect his mastery of formal investigation and material science. This will be his third exhibition at the gallery following previous shows in 2003 and 2008. Spanning two gallery spaces, K1 and K3, the exhibit will include two unique yet related series that together further...

Ham Kyung-Ah (b. 1966) is an artist who tenaciously delves into the crevice of contradiction and irrationality while challenging the rules and taboos of the system hidden within the solid shell of reality. Her work occasionally initiates from spontaneous ideas and later completed with long-term time, labor and cost. Ham blindly follows people in...

Sterling Ruby talks with Dirk Snauwaert, artistic director of WIELS Contemporary Art Centre, on the occasion of his exhibitions ECLPSE and SCALES at Xavier Hufkens, Brussels.

Internationally acclaimed as one of the most significant contemporary artists, Anish Kapoor returns to Italy with Descension, an exhibition project conceived specially for the former cinema and theatre space of Galleria Continua in San Gimignano. The heart of the show is the installation in the stalls area, Descension, from which...

A short film exploring a series of nine, life-size works by Julian Opie. This is Shahnoza in 3 Parts features linear images of a pole dancer called Shahnoza in nine different poses.