Art Sonje Center Newsletter — March 2026 |
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As the weather begins to warm in March, we’re delighted to share news of our upcoming exhibitions. ☀️
In this newsletter, we introduce Spectrosynthesis Seoul, opening on March 20, along with Axel Koschier's exhibition, presented as part of the SCA Residency Program.
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Spectrosynthesis Seoul, Expanding the Possibilities of Queer Art
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Exhibition graphics for Spectrosynthesis Seoul, designed by WORKS
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On March 20, Spectrosynthesis Seoul opens its doors.🌈 The title combines "spectrum"—referring both to the phenomenon of light dispersing into rainbow colors and to diversity—and "synthesis", the process of bringing ideas and objects together. Bringing these concepts into dialogue, the exhibition explores the present moment of contemporary queer art and its possibilities through the diverse voices and perspectives of 74 artists.
Throughout March, a series of talk programs with participating artists including Muyeong Kim, Jaewon Kim, Lee Mingwei, Min Yoon, Au Sow Yee, Ibanjiha, and Jimin Hah will take place, along with a performance by Woojin Jeon. Further details, including schedules and booking information, will be announced soon via the Art Sonje Center website and Instagram. |
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A Small Studio in the Hanok Garden,
Axel Koschier: yongryang (mountain–river)
March 4–14, 2026
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Axel Koschier, Invite, 2026. Courtesy of the artist |
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Axel Koschier's exhibition yongryang (mountain–river), presented as part of the SCA Residency Program, will open on March 4 in the Hanok Garden at Art Sonje Center. The work draws on the scale and structure of the Seoul residency where the artist is currently staying. The dash (–) in the exhibition title refers to the site of the work, located between Bugaksan and the Han River. 🚏 Koschier focuses on the process through which the piece emerges from the encounter between site, experience, and materials. We invite you to encounter the landscape of Seoul by the artist, unfolding within the Hanok Garden. 🏡
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Look Closely, Think Deeply — ASJC Docents
Art Sonje Center 10th Docent School |
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View of the Docent School. Photo: Yunji Kim.
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The 10th Docent School is now in session. Since January, participants have been taking part in an eight-week program, and soon will begin leading tours for Spectrosynthesis Seoul. Through in-depth engagement with the exhibition and interpretations shaped in their own voices, the program offers audiences an expanded way to experience the museum. 🗯️ During the exhibition period, docent tours will be available Tuesday through Sunday at 2 PM and 4 PM.
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