The Fund for Korean Art Abroad (FKAA) is a grant program established to promote Korea's contemporary visual art to an international audience and to support exhibitions of Korean artists overseas. The program is sponsored by the ... Read more →

Eligibe publications Authors, museums, universities, research institutes, or publishers in and outside of Korea are eligibe. Topics may include introduction to and discourse on Korean visual arts or books falling under the following: Art history; tendencies & trends; ... Read more →

Appropriately, the word “manifold” has manifold meanings. As a noun, it can mean a pipe or chamber with several branches for connecting to extensions. Hence, a manifold is typically used to coordinate multiple flows into a ... Read more →

The Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism of Korea and the Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS) engage in a broad range of international exchange programs designed to introduce Korean contemporary art to audiences worldwide. As a ... Read more →

Matthew Biederman (QC-CA/US) / Choe U-Ram (KR) / Justine Emard (FR) / Yunchul Kim (KR) / Christa Sommerer (AT) & Laurent Mignonneau (FR) / teamVOID & Youngkak Cho (KR) Hyundai Motor Company and ELEKTRA have launched a collaborative art exhibition, HYUNDAI X ELEKTRA: METAMORPHOSIS. The exhibition at ... Read more →

The Fund for Korean Art Abroad (FKAA) is a grant program established to promote Korea's contemporary visual art to an international audience and to support exhibitions of Korean artists overseas. The program is sponsored by the ... Read more →

Eligible applicants Individual, organization or publisher who intends to write or publish a book on Korean visual art to researchers and readers abroad; such support can be granted only with confirmation of overseas publication. Eligible types of books Introduction ... Read more →

The Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism of Korea and the Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS) engage in a broad range of international exchange grant programs designed to introduce Korean contemporary art to audiences worldwide. As a ... Read more →

Eligible applicants Individual, organization or publisher who intends to write or publish a book on Korean visual art to researchers and readers abroad; such support can be granted only with confirmation of overseas publication. Eligible types of ... Read more →

Daelim Museum presents Jaime Hayon: Serious Fun, a solo exhibition of influential creator and visionary, Jaime Hayon, from April 27 to November 17, 2019. Through diverse mediums such as design, furniture, sculpture, sketches, and large-scale installations, the exhibition ... Read more →

The Fund for Korean Art Abroad (FKAA) is a grant program established to promote Korean contemporary visual art to an international audience and to support exhibitions of Korean artists overseas. The program is sponsored by the ... Read more →

Perrotin Seoul is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in South Korea by the artist JR (b. 1983). An autodidact, JR’s reputation has grown over the past fifteen years thanks to his monumental photographic collages ... Read more →

The Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism of Korea and the Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS) engage in a broad range of international exchange programs designed to introduce Korean contemporary art to audiences worldwide. As a ... Read more →

Korea Gallery Weekend 2018 will be held from October 4 to 7 during KIAF 2018 ART SEOUL, to expand the oversea Korean contemporary art market and enlarge the base of Korean art which developed as the center of Asian ... Read more →

Perrotin Seoul is pleased to present Otani Workshop’s first solo exhibition in South Korea. The occasion also marks the artist’s first solo show with the gallery. Established in 2005, Otani Workshop is representative of an exciting new ... Read more →

Since 2015, KAMS has run the Publication and Translation Support Program for Korean Visual Art to promote such arts to overseas experts and researchers and raise international awareness of the field. This year, the program has ... Read more →

The Ministry of Culture, Sports & Tourism and the Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS) engage in a broad range of international exchange programs designed to introduce Korea’s contemporary art to an international audience, and foster development ... Read more →

Hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Korea Arts Management Service (KAMS) engages in a broad range of international exchange programs to introduce Korea’s contemporary art to an international audience while strengthening its ... Read more →

Arario Gallery Seoul is proud to present Sun Xun’s solo exhibition Tears of Chiwen from September 6 to November 5, 2017. The artist recently concluded his Time Square Arts project that projected his 3-D animation work ... Read more →

Curator: Yongwoo Lee Artists: Chung Chang-Sup, Chung Sang-Hwa, Ha Chong-Hyun, KIM Whanki, Kwon Young-Woo, Lee Ufan and Park Seo-Bo With a special exhibition of site-specific new work by Lee Ufan. We are very pleased to present Dansaekhwa, an official ... Read more →

Kukje Gallery and Tina Kim Gallery are very pleased to be exhibiting at Art Basel Miami Beach again this year. The booth will showcase works by both modern and contemporary artists including Ghada Amer, Park Seo-Bo, Ha ... Read more →

Kukje Gallery is very pleased to announce AFTERBURNER, a site-specific installation of new work by Aaron Young. The installation consists of two elements each feeding into each other. First the artist has used a blowtorch to ... Read more →

We are very pleased to be exhibiting at both Frieze and Frieze Masters again this year.To coincide with our current exhibition, THE ART OF DANSAEKHWA, at Kukje Gallery we are thrilled to present a focused project with Ha ... Read more →

Arario Gallery will be hosting Korea’s first-ever solo exhibition of the Indonesian artist Eko Nugroho’s works from October 1 to November 3. Nugroho, internationally known for his recent exhibition at Pompidou, his participation in the Venice ... Read more →

A solo exhibition by the Japanese artist Kohei Nawa (b. 1975), the first young artist to hold a solo exhibition at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo in 2011, is opening jointly at Arario Gallery Seoul Cheongdam ... Read more →

Arario Gallery Cheonan in collaboration with Volte Gallery, Mumbai, is pleased to present a large-scale solo exhibition by the Indian artist Ranbir Kaleka (b. 1953) from 3 July to 19 August 2012. With over 30 years ... Read more →

Ligyung’s More Light is the solo show of a mid-career artist Coreana Museum of Art has chosen and supported. Ligyung remains unrivalled in installation work addressing philosophical thoughts on humanity and society instead of sensuous spectacle ... Read more →

Daelim Museum is pleased to present The 100th anniversary of Finn Juhl’s birth which introduces design works by Finn Juhl (1912–1989), a representative figure of Danish furniture design. The exhibition is filled with collections from the ... Read more →

Participating Artists Kira Kim, Sangdon Kim, Young-Sup Kim, Kim Yongkwan, Roh Jinah, hungmin moon, Ung-Pil Byen, Jinjoon Lee, Kiljong Zin, Part-time Suite, Ha Tae-Bum, Kyung Woo Han Since it was initiated in 2004, the 5th SeMA Blue has been ... Read more →

Kukje Gallery 59-1 Sokyuk-dong, Chongro-ku Seoul, Korea 110-200 Tel. 82-2-735-8449 Fax. 82-2-733-4879 http://www.kukjegallery.com Painting S(e)oul (1F) Eberhard Havekost, Frank Nitsche, Tatjana Doll, Slawomir Elsner, Thoralf Knobloch May 31 – June 30 Painting S(e)oul presents the works of five artists from ... Read more →