
艺博会 | THE FAIR
艺术釜山 2023
ART BUSAN 2023
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2022.5.4 (Thur)
展期 | Duration
2022.5.5 (Fri) - 2022.5.7 (Sun)
展位 | Booth
E13
展览地点 | Venue
BEXCO, Busan
参展艺术家| Artists
安智山 AHN Jisan|崔秉昭 CHOI Byungso
权五祥 GWON Osang|顿善弼 DON Sunpil
君 JUN Jangyeun|郑江子 JUNG Kangja
车贤旭 CHA Hyeon-Wook|沈来廷SIM Raejung
清川阿莎美 Asami KIYOKAWA|李珍珠 LEE Jinju
名和晃平 Kohei NAWA|卢相镐 NOH Sangha
李正培 LEE Jeongbae|元性媛 WON Seoung Won
线上展厅|Online Viewing Room
ARARIO GALLERY will participate in Art Busan 2023 from 4 to 7 May. This year, ARARIO GALLERY presents paintings by JUNG Kangja, a first-generation Korean female performance artist. In the 60s and 70s, when the powerful military government and ideologies were in conflict, JUNG Kangja attempted to generate social dialogue through various formative experiments as a member of ‘New Exhibition Coterie’ and ‘The Fourth Group’. She received considerable attention at the time for her works that challenged and satirized traditional ideas by choosing her body as the subject and the medium, in terms of playing the dynamics of gender ideology and gender politics by placing women's bodies and sexuality at the center of the work, such as “Kiss Me” from the Korean Young Artists Association Exhibition in 1967, and “The Transparent Balloons and a Nude” in 1968, a happening in which transparent balloons were attached to the body of the artist, who was only wearing underwear.
JUNG Kangja, Transparent Balloon and Nude, 1968.5.30, photograph ⓒJUNG Kangja / ARARIO GALLERY
在艺术釜山现场,画廊还将呈现郑江子自20世纪80年代以来,以在中美洲和拉丁美洲(如墨西哥和委内瑞拉)、非洲(如塞内加尔和埃及)以及世界各个偏远地区旅行时亲自体验到的自然景观、人文风貌为主题的绘画。郑江子目前正在举办多项个展,包括在白教堂画廊(伦敦,英国)的个展《动作、姿态、行为:女性主义,身体和抽象》,以及在阿拉里奥美术馆(首尔,韩国)举办的《亲爱的梦想、幻想和挑战》。此外,艺术家还将参加在韩国国立现代美术馆(首尔,韩国)举办的一个有关韩国60至70年代实验艺术的群展,该展览将巡展至古根海姆博物馆(纽约,美国)和哈默博物馆(洛杉矶,美国)。另一项个展预定于今年11月在阿拉里奥画廊上海空间举办。
At Art Busan, ARARIO GALLERY introduces painting that depicts the scenery, culture, and people's lives that JUNG personally experienced on her trips to Central and Latin America, such as Mexico and Venezuela; Africa, such as Senegal and Egypt; and various remote parts of the world, since the 1980s. JUNG Kangja is currently having solo exhibitions at Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK, Action, Gesture, Performance: Feminism, the Body and Abstraction, and ARARIO MUSEUM in SPACE, Seoul, Korea, Dear Dream, Fantasy, and Challenge. Also, the artist will be participating in a group exhibition introducing Korean experimental art of the 60s-70s at MMCA in Seoul, Korea, which will travel to Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, and Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, USA. Another solo exhibition is scheduled for this November at ARARIO GALLERY Shanghai, China.

In addition, ARARIO GALLERY will shed light on major young artists represented by the gallery at Art Busan 2023. Works from the solo exhibition, Kai·Ju·People, by DON Sunpil who was awarded in the Visual Arts category at the '1st Seoul Arts Awards' in February, held by the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, will be presented at the booth. DON considers 'Otaku' culture (people with consuming interests, particularly in anime, manga, video games, or computers) as an interesting social phenomenon and a clue for shared aesthetic senses, not just as a simple hobby or light affection. The artist persistently continues his research on action figures, covering various themes, from the love towards the figures to the overall culture and specific narratives that created them, as well as the quality of the figure itself. The artist has had solo exhibitions such as Kai·Ju·People at YPC Space, Seoul, Korea (2022), Cats on Mars at Kunsthal Aarhus, Denmark (2021), Portrait Fist at Art Sonje Center, Seoul, Korea (2020), and numerous group exhibitions including Sculptural Impulse in SeMA Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea (2022) and The Fable of Net in Earth at Arko Art Center, Seoul, Korea (2022).

DON Sunpil, SAP: Metamorphosis, 2022, resin, primer, poly putty, acrylic paint, varnish, 24.9 x 29.4 x 52.7(h) cm, ed. of 5 ⓒ DON Sunpil / ARARIO GALLERY
Moreover, NOH Sangho focuses on the production and consumption of images between the digital and the real world. “THE GREAT CHAPBOOK”, his representative series, and new works from the series, “Holy”, which were introduced in the recent re-opening exhibition at ARARIO GALLERY Seoul, will also be presented. Furthermore, ARARIO GALLERY will be presenting artists of the global art scene, such as LEE Jinju, GWON Osang, Asami KIYOKAWA, AHN Jisan, WON Seoung Won, SIM Raejung, JUN Jangyeun, CHA Hyeon-Wook, CHOI Byungso, Kohei NAWA, and recently represented LEE Jeongbae, who have been receiving considerable attention and interest from collectors around the world.

(Left) Asami KIYOKAWA, TOKYO MONSTER: Lost Child, 2014, Photograph, embroidery thread, beads, 84 x 63 x 4.6(d) cm ⓒ Asami KIYOKAWA / ARARIO GALLERY
JUN Jangyeun, Pause, 2022, Mixed media ⓒ JUN Jangyeun / ARARIO GALLERY
(Left) LEE Jinju, All, 2023, Powdered pigment, Leejeongbae Black, animal skin glue and water on unbleached cotton, 44 x 34 cm ⓒ LEE Jinju / ARARIO GALLERY
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