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Hong Young-in

Contemporary Korean Art in London: seminar and gallery talk

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by Philip Gowman on 24 September, 2009

in Events news, Hong Young-in, I-MYU, Sesame

In conjunction with their current exhibition, Double Encounter, I-MYU is holding a seminar and gallery talk with a diverse panel of presenters: the artist, a gallery director, and a hopelessly out-of-his-depth blogger trying not to sound too much like a pseud.

The event is on 1 October at I-MYU’s space, 23 Charlotte Road, London, EC2A 3PB [...]

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Double Encounter at I-MYU

31 August 2009 Events news
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News of the upcoming exhibition at I-MYU.
3 September – 3 October 2009
I-MYU PROJECTS presents DOUBLE ENCONTER, a new large-scale work by Korean artist Hong Young In in her first major London solo show. To accompany the exhibition Hong launches her latest book: Where is Plin?

DOUBLE ENCOUNTER
A group of figures hover ghost-like, casting shadows of [...]

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Lost and Found at Rokeby Gallery

3 January 2009 Events news
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Six Korean artists exhibit in London: Han Keryoon, Hong Young In, Jeon Kyung, Lee Lee Nam, Lee Gil Woo and Yee Sookyung

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The ribbon is cut; the Centre is open

2 February 2008 Bae Junsung

Jennifer Barclay reports from the official opening ceremony of the new Korean Cultural Centre UK.
Korea has been ’setting the pace of popular culture far beyond its boundaries in the last decade,’ noted Mr Andrew Ramsay (left) of the Department of Culture, Media and Sport in the opening remarks at the launch of the Korean Cultural [...]

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