This month, we take a look at three exhibitions which explore the intersections of human-ness and non-human-ness. The burning questions brought about by the AI revolution, our historical background as former animals and our metaphysical origins all blend in this month's exploration of the Korea art scene. Read it here!

In the month of the Mid-Autumn Festival, we explore 5 exhibitions which dive into different aspects of Buddhism and Korean history. We discuss the workings of the mind as both a quiet and a noisy place, a record of things gone-by and mixing bowl for distorted memories and leftover emotions. Read more here!

This August, we take a look at two commemorative exhibitions. The first one is by Lee Ungno, one of Korea's leading 20th century painters who contributed greatly to the development of Korean Abstraction and who worked to reconcile Eastern and Western styles. The second one is by Heo Young-Man and looks at his 50-year-long career in comics and his contribution to Korean manhwa styles.

In this month's overview of the Korean art scene, we take a look at monochrome paintings, photographs and sculptures. White and off-white colors carry deep symbolism in Buddhism and Eastern classic art - how are modern and contemporary artists re-imaginging this symbolic connection and re-portraying it to reflect changing dynamics? How does white serve as link to ancient eastern and Western thought? Explore in our monthly highlights!

This June, we feature 8 artists who explore the topic of time, memory, Meaning and the Divine, each from their own unique point of view. How can we reconcile with out surroundings and create a more harmonious lives? We close this month's overview with two shows that takes us back to childhood to remind us what genuine smile looks like and challenge us to rediscover this feeling within.

Our May 2024 overview is all about history, roots and childhood. We review two exhibitions in prominent art establishments that take a closer look at historical developments and the impact of politics on ordinary people. We also explore the role of art donations in supporting historical continuity and promoting a sense of belonging. Lastly, we also look at the various things that constitutes hominess.

This month, we take a deep-dive in three Buddhism-inspired exhibitions; explore the mysticism of mathematics & experiment with Mexican-style ceramics within a Hwajo-do framework. Plus, a bonus - three shows that take you back to the best, most carefree time of your life. See all here.

This month, we explore the hidden laws of the universe and how they impact not just physics but our minds and lives; the space between ideal and reality; the crisis of modernity & the upcoming AI-infused human. Explore all March 2024 shows here.

This month, we review 7 exhibitions that explore the intersections of tradition and modernity not only in terms of style but also in terms of subject matter. These seven shows will take you to utopias and safe havens but really, more than places, these concepts are about mental spaces and past eras.

In this month's overview of the Korean art scene, we take a look at the latest pop art exhibition featuring over 100 works and products + a number of other shows that invite us to think about the impermanence of life and our alienation from purpose. Let's dive in!