On the Ruins of a Utopia: ‘Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now’

The large-scale survey exhibition ‘Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now’, featuring Lee Bul, a leading figure in conte...

newsNov 24, 2025

Solidarity Woven from Different Bodies: ‘Looking After Each Other’

On May 16, the exhibition ‘Looking After Each Other’ opened at MMCA Seoul. This exhibition which explores h...

newsJul 09, 2025

Between Destiny and Skepticism: Painter N’s House | a.co.lab architects

SPACE October 2024 (No. 683)  ©Choi Yongjoon  Painter N’s House (2024) in Yeonhui-...

projectOct 10, 2024

Exploring the Primitive: An Architecture of Rawness

I try to draw what cannot be said but can be drawn, perceptions that are clearly present but cannot be held...

reportAug 09, 2023

Architecture and Painting That Breathe New Life into Loss: ‘The Recipe for Rawness’

newsJun 30, 2023

Retracing Signs of Everyday Life: ‘Visualizing the invisible’

How can the lifetime of an architectural structure, which is sometimes longer than the human life span, be ...

newsMar 06, 2023

THE NOW OF KOREAN TRADITIONAL PAINTING: ‘KOREAN TRADITIONAL PAINTING IN ALTER-AGE’

Since Oct. 28, Ilmin Museum of Art is holding an exhibition titled ‘Korean Traditional Painting in Alter-ag...

newsJan 10, 2023

A Flexible Way of Protecting our Architectural Heritage: Hugh Broughton Architects

The UK operates Listed Building registration to protect its architectural heritage, and structures are rank...

reportJul 15, 2022

A Life-Long Flow of Dansaekhwa: ‘Ha Chong-Hyun’

The solo exhibition of Ha Chong-Hyun, known as a pioneer of Dansaekhwa (Korean monochrome paintings), was o...

newsApr 01, 2022

An Urban Narrative Reconstructed through Planes and Lines: ‘Frame’

Kim Hyesook, who majored in Korean Painting, is an artist that has adhered to a unique working method which...

newsMay 17, 2021