Art Sonje Center Newsletter — April 2026 |
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As April begins, we’re delighted to share several stories that continue alongside our current exhibition. 🌿
This newsletter introduces the talks and performances from Spectrosynthesis Seoul, as well as the exhibition catalogue and graphic stickers that extend the exhibition experience. |
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Spectrosynthesis Seoul Opens with Vibrant Energy |
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Opening event of Spectrosynthesis Seoul. Photo by Seowon Nam. ⓒ 2026. Art Sonje Center. All rights reserved. |
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Opened on March 20, Spectrosynthesis Seoul continues through a series of artist talks and performances that bring new perspectives to the exhibition. The exhibition began with performances by Dan Kim, Jin Hong, and Daeju Collective, and has since been followed by talks from Muyeong Kim, Jaewon Kim, LEE Mingwei, Au Sow Yee, Ibanjiha, and Jimin Hah, as well as performances by Woojin Jeon.
We thank everyone who has joined us and hope you will continue to follow the programs taking place throughout the exhibition period. 🙌
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Spectrosynthesis Seoul Catalogue & Merchandise
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Spectrosynthesis Seoul Exhibition Catalogue. ⓒ 2026. Art Sonje Center. All rights reserved.
Spectrosynthesis Seoul Merchandise. ⓒ 2026. Art Sonje Center. All rights reserved. |
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The Spectrosynthesis Seoul catalogue and graphic stickers are now available!
The catalogue includes introductions to the works of 74 artists (teams), along with texts by various researchers that offer an expanded perspective on the exhibition.
The stickers, developed from the exhibition’s graphic identity, reflect the idea of the “spectrum”—both the dispersion of light into a rainbow and a metaphor for diversity. The catalogue and stickers are available at the Art Sonje Center information desk and through our online store.
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Spectrosynthesis Seoul April Public Program
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siren eun young jung, People, Not-Yet Here, 2026, two channel video, 4K, no sound, 2min 50sec,
Courtesy of the artist
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This April, a series of programs brings together participating artists and researchers from diverse fields, including sociology, literary criticism, and art history. Through these conversations, these programs extend the exhibition's discourse and offer different ways of approaching its themes. 📖
Join talks with Nam Woong (art critic), Seo Dongjin (cultural critic), and siren eun young jung (artist), and engage with the exhibition through their distinct insights. In addition, a performance by Jahye Khoo transforms the women’s toilet on B1F into a temporary theatrical space, while artist Woojin Jeon will continue to present performances where he knits approximately 100 kg of industrial electrical cable.
For more details, please visit the Art Sonje Center website via the link below. 💌 |
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Art Sonje Centerpress@artsonje.org87, Yulgok-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
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