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.
A Collector’s Eye, A Curated Illusion:
💭 What if a collector’s home was just an illusion?
At Newspring Project, “Kim Jin-young Collection” feels like a real collector’s space—until you realize he doesn’t exist. This exhibition blurs reality and fiction, making us question: Does a collection define a collector, or the other way around?
Step inside this curated illusion and explore the art of collecting.