GANA ART NINEONE / SOUNDS
觀照 : Contemplation
04/15/2021 - 05/09/2021
ARTIST FOCUS
KO YOUNGHOON
My work, which is based on the method of illusionary expression, underwent extensive change around 2002. Previously, my focus of view had been on pursuing harmony from a confrontational perspective of reality, based on a dichotomous way of thinking. But later, holistic thinking became my prerequisite, according to which I have searched for origins in a non-dualistic world. Amidst the field of relations and change, I have endeavored to gaze contemplatively at images of the intuitive mind, which emerge and disappear on the sea of energy. With a meditative insight, I intend to continuously search for beings of the world floating on the waves of change, on my plane of perception (the canvas).
— Ko Younghoon
Highlights
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EXHIBITION
Spring Story II
Gana Art is pleased to announce the new exhibition, Spring Story II on April 9, 2021. The outstanding works will be shown at Gana Art Center, made by 10 Korean artists: Choi Wookkyung, Huh Myoungwook, Kim Taeho, Kim Whanki, Lee Ufan, Lim Oksang, Oh Sufan, Park Youngnam, Shim Moonseop, and Yeesookyung.
04/03/2021
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EXHIBITION
yoohee
Gana Art Nineone is pleased to announce a solo exhibition "Imperfection Equals…"of yoohee (b.1991-) who documents the utterly private scenes of ordinary life and paints onto her canvases with a unique twist.
03/30/2021
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EXHIBITION
Jamunbak Project Part 2
Gana Foundation for Arts and Culture and Jamunbak Cultural Forum is pleased to announce a group exhibition at Gana Art Center in Pyeongchang-dong, which will be carried out as a mid to long term project. This is the first step in promoting the cultural resources and value of Jamunbak, and has a potentiality which leads to more artist’s contribution and participation in the future.
02/25/2021
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EXHIBITION
ROMON KIMIN YANG
Gana Art Nineone is pleased to present INFINITY COSMOS, Romon Kimin Yang (b.1971-)’s the very first solo exhibition in Korea. This solo exhibition consists of his new works inspired by "mandala." Mandala, which means "circle" in Sanskrit, symbolizes the cosmos metaphysically; a time-microcosm of the universe, and originally meant to represent wholeness.
02/17/2021
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EXHIBITION
TRAVIS FISH
Gana Art Nineone is pleased to present Travis Fish’s first solo exhibition in Asia. The new body of work titled Photocopy Breakfast features portraits made of a mash-up of brands, hyper trends and art. He was featured in Gana Art's group show Reflections: Open Ended in 2020.
01/27/2021
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EXHIBITION
Jamunbak Project Part 1
Gana Foundation for Arts and Culture and Jamunbak Cultural Forum is pleased to announce a group exhibition at Gana Art Center in Pyeongchang-dong, which will be carried out as a mid to long term project, expecting to result in the expansion of other various forms of cultural facilities.
01/22/2021