Solo exhibition by Nathalie Djurberg&Hans Berg
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📍송은 SONGEUN | 서울 강남구 도산대로 441
📆11:00-18:30 | Closed on Tuesdays
🎫 Free admission | Reservation by naver required

The building itself is worth seeing, and the Songeun Museum is a futuristic design by Herzog & de Meuron in Seoul.

The clear concrete structure gives a visual sense of technology and boundary-breaking, and is currently on display in the Seoul solo exhibition of Swedish artists Nathalie Djurberg&Hans Berg, a good show to see!

Herzog & de Meuron (Nathalie Djurberg&Hans Berg) This is the first exhibition in Korea in 15 years since "Turn into Me" was held at Prada Transformers in 2009. Mario Mainetti will be involved as a co-curator. It is suggested that animated images break the boundaries of form and dive deeper into the mixed environment of sound, sculpture, video and extend into the installation.

Natalie Duberg, who won the Silver Lion Award for young writers at the 53rd Venice Biennale (2009), and Swedish composer Hans Berg have won international recognition for their Groch based on clay figures, seductive animation and hypnotic audio tracks depicting human animal desires.

Recommended for exhibition at Korea Arts Center | Edvard Munch: Beyond Shouting

📆5.22-9.19 2024
📍Hangaram Art Museum
🎫 Official website or on-site ticket 20,000 won/adult

About Edvard Munch, Edvard Munch (1863-1944) was a famous Norwegian expressionist painter known for his strong emotional expression and unique artistic style. Munch's childhood was marked by tragedies, including the deaths of his mother and sister, which deeply influenced his writing. Munch explores the pain, loneliness and fear of the human heart through his paintings, conveying deep emotions with exaggerated colors and distorted forms.

The exhibition features not only Munch's classic The Scream, but also other lesser-known but equally important works such as The Kiss and The Vampire. These works showcase Munch's diverse artistic styles and rich subject matter.

David Hockney: Bigger & Closer
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📍Lightroom | 103 Arisu-ro 61-gil, Gangdong-gu, Seoul
🎫 On weekdays 27000/ Weekends 30000

I heard that the Bigger & Closer will be opened in Seoul and London at the same time. The exhibition hall layout in Seoul and London is exactly the same. Although the location of the Light room is a little far away, the free shuttle is also very convenient! From the moment of entry to each work, I have been very immersed. Different works have been explained and displayed in different ways, and the flat works have become three-dimensional in an instant.

The soundtrack and David Hockney's confession are also well matched, and there is a Korean translation on the top of the middle screen, and English letters on both sides, so you can finally understand the art without explaining yourself, and the author himself. I don't know if it's an illusion, but some natural scenes seem to have wind blowing. The ability to combine previous works in this way shows that the artist has always embraced technology and the changes of The Times.

All in all, the exhibition is worth the price, the exhibition lasts until May 31, 24, there are outdoor courtyard scenery to see, knotted can rest and eat is also good!

Tatsuya Tanaka Microcosm

📍 MPX 갤 러 리 (IFC 몰 지 하 L3) | 타 나 카 타 츠 야 [MINIATURE LIFE MITATE MIND]
📆 2024.03.02 ~ 2024.06.10
🎫 General (over 18 years old) 18000, under 18:10,000, under 36 months: free

There are many more works than imagined in the whole exhibition, and the whole process will make you feel rich in imagination! Every piece is fun!

anaka Tatsuya uses various figurines, household items, and food to create a super vivid scene. Bread train, contact lens umbrella, quilt snow mountain, suona kitchen, wooden barrel concert hall... I fell deeply into the subtle and lovely miniature works ㅠㅠ which I would have regretted if I had missed. ps: Take a certified photo of a corn bag, upload it to sns, and participate in the selection of a poster worth 12w won