The international gallery has opened a retrospective exhibition of Korean modern art master Park Seo-bo, 'Changing and Unchanging,' and a solo exhibition of contemporary artist Kim Se-eun, 'Blood Moon and Pict' ahead of 'Frieze Seoul.' The Park Seo-bo exhibition shows the process of change in his drawing techniques over 50 years, from early pencil drawings to the use of hanji paper, black and white drawing techniques, color drawing techniques, and finally newspaper drawing techniques. The Kim Se-eun exhibition expresses urban information and personal physical sensations through painting, exploring how individuals perceive space in the information age through the two concepts of 'Blood Moon' and 'Pict.' Kim Se-eun's works connect childhood memories with modern urban landscapes and show how the body perceives space in the limited space of a tunnel. Both exhibitions will run until October 18th.
