Do Ho suh: The Weight of Home
What happens to the idea of home once it becomes memory? Through Do Ho Suh’s translucent fabric architecture at MMCA Seoul, this exhibition reflects on belonging, nostalgia and the places we continue to carry with us.
Tino sehgal: Enter the situation
More than “the exhibition you can’t photograph,” Tino Sehgal’s show at Leeum opens a door to embodied experience—while leaving questions about distance, participation, and immersion unresolved.
Natalia González Martín – Soft Territories
Bodies as terrain. Symbols as whispers.
Natalia González Martín invites us into a world where softness becomes one of the strongest forms of power.
2025 Art Fairs: Year-End Recap -Frieze Seoul
Despite concerns about fair fatigue and shifting market currents, Frieze Seoul 2025 delivered a confident comeback — from Mark Bradford’s $4.5M headline sale to the rise of next-gen Korean artists gaining global traction.
2025 Art Fairs: Year-End Recap — Art Basel in Basel
Art Basel 2025 unfolded across two distinct rhythms: blue-chip spectacle inside Messeplatz and the quiet, magnetic pull of an off-site villa that became the fair’s true center of gravity. Between hype and hush, the week hinted at where the art world may be heading next.
this is not a toilet commercial
A 101kg golden toilet that once lived in a museum bathroom returns to Sotheby’s — bringing satire, scandal, and an uncomfortable truth about wealth and worship.