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The Page Gallery: IM Heung-soon
11 May-27 May 2023
Frieze No. 9 Cork Street
London W1S 3LL
IM Heung-soon, Bukhansan, 2015, Inkjet print, 137×197cm. Credit: Courtesy of the artist and The Page Gallery
Overview
The Page Gallery, based in Seoul, presents The Observatory, a solo exhibition of South Korean artist and film director IM Heung-soon. The presentation is influenced by the artist’s focus on the Korean Peninsula’s current situation after the division, and it showcases the artist's new film and video installations.
IM Heung-soon (b. 1969) is working between Seoul and Jeju as a visual artist and filmmaker. His works deconstruct and expand the genres of visual art and film. IM has been organising and producing works in diverse forms, crossing the areas of documentary film as contemporary art and public art, individual and collaborative works, exhibition space and theatre, and sites of everyday life.
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