Gwangju Biennale
Ecological operas: the Gwangju Biennale 2024 moves away from the ideological
This year's edition of the leading South Korean exhibition takes its name from the traditional music form Pansori
Do Ho Suh, Busan Biennale and a spotlight on Asian women artists: what to see during Frieze Seoul
Exhibitions to see in Seoul during the fair, plus two major biennials to visit beyond the city
The best Korean exhibitions and biennales to visit this year
As Korean art and culture is sweeping the world, here are some upcoming events that are worth visiting
Where next for Korea’s booming art scene?
As South Korea’s presence in the international art world grows rapidly, we look at what makes it unique and the challenges it faces
Park Seo-Bo, one of South Korea's leading artists, has died aged 91
The father of the Dansaekhwa movement was known for monochrome works with roots in Buddhist philosophy
French curator Nicolas Bourriaud appointed artistic director of 15th Gwangju Biennale
The South Korean exhibition has come under fire for its Park Seo-Bo art prize which has now been abolished
Soft power triumphs at this year's Gwangju Biennale
Many of the works are deeply but not overtly political in a festival created to commemorate the 1980 Gwangju Uprising and Massacre
From ancient Chinese philosophy to groovy ambient music: the curator Sook-Kyung Lee on her greatest influences
The artistic director of the Gwangju Biennale talks to us about her favourite works and what she last saw on screen
South Korea confronts legacy of 1980 massacre at this year's Gwangju Biennale
The biennial will highlight the conflicting narratives of the deadly uprising that paved the way for democracy
Gwangju Biennale artistic directors discuss Korean shamanism and planning in a pandemic
13th edition of the biannual Korean art exhibition will look at queer theory, feminism and how centuries of tradition collide with contemporary art
Gwangju Biennale's 11 curators delve into South Korea's hidden traumas
The theme of Imagined Borders addresses the fraught relationship with the North as well as global tensions surrounding migration and identity
The diffusion of the global art market away from landmark Western art fairs
As art events crop up all over the world, A-list events are no longer an imperative for dealers