Exhibitions
Empty space often reveals more than tangible form itself. It may exist as the margin surrounding a form, a passage connecting interior and exterior, or a place where the viewer's gaze, imagination, and contemplation come to rest.
2026.06.26
Exhibitions
《Double Spread》 is an exhibition that examines the point at which the distinctly sculptural sensibilities developed by Gwon Osang (b. 1974) and Ham Seongju (b. 1990) unfold across the picture plane. The first thing the two artists have in common is that both majored in sculpture.
2026.06.19
Exhibitions
P21 presents《Balance in Motion》, a group exhibition featuring seventeen artists, on view through July 4. The exhibition reinterprets the sculptural form of the mobile — developed throughout the history of Western art — through the contemporary formal languages of Korean artists, presenting a contemporary sensibility toward balance and movement. The exhibition was organized in collaboration with art advisor Minjin Chae.
2026.05.26
Exhibitions
PS ROY presents Gwon Osang’s《SCULPTURE CENTER 4/4》from May 1st through July 30th, 2026. The exhibition marks the final chapter of a yearlong project between the artist and PS ROY, and features a full scale rendition of an idea conceived in his earlier years and previously exhibited as an esquisse in his duo exhibition at Ilmin Museum of Art,《The Other Self》
2026.05.01
Exhibitions
Park Taejoon Memorial Hall’s Metal Fluid exhibition presents works by Sun Mee Kang, Jaewon Kang, Osang Gwon, Kim Donghae, Byun Sanghwan, Soyoung Chung, and Choi Goen, who have achieved national recognition through their sculptural works, until March 12.
2023.02.27
Exhibitions
Arario Gallery was established in 1989 in Cheonan and opened its first Seoul outpost in April 2006 after renovating an old building located in Sogyeok-dong. The Seoul branch moved to Samcheong-dong in 2014 and ran for approximately eight years before moving to a larger venue.
2023.02.13
Exhibitions
Cheongju Museum of Art presents the collaborative exhibition 《Kim Bokjin and Korean Contemporary Sculptors》, jointly organized by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art and Cheongju Museum of Art. This exhibition revisits the artistic world and spirit of Jeonggwan Kim Bokjin (1901–1940), the first modern sculptor of Korea, while introducing Korean modern and contemporary sculptors who continue the lineage of his realistic human figure sculpture.
2022.11.10
Exhibitions
The Ilmin Museum of Art will present two contemporary sculptors—Osang Gwon and Choi Haneyl—from August 23 to October 2, 2022.
2022.08.22