Gallery Hyundai (Seoul, S.Korea) Review

I am grateful that there is such a space where you can experience high-class culture in the middle of Seoul.

The main building and the new building are separated, but not far. In relation to Corona 19, hygiene is managed by opening only a few entrances. It was a pity that I couldn't take pictures, but I understand it as a measure for the safety of Corona 19-related visitors.

Exhibits and sells paintings.
Sometimes there is a time to collect and exhibit the works of one artist, which is a good opportunity to see works of high quality.
The most memorable exhibitions I have experienced here were the Exhibition of Kim Whanki and Yoo Young-gook.
I appreciated the good works of Jae - beom Park and Cheong Jeon Sang Bum.

It was great to display people, portraits and people. A few years ago, there were works from the 100th Korean Modern Paintings held at Deoksugung Palace, but many new ones were added. The work of Lee Quede's army and the sunset of Kim Kwan-ho were impressive.

I like this exhibition. I also recommend 3:00 Dawson

If you are a lover of modern art, go here. Admission is free if there are no personal exhibitions. There is something to see, where to get out in general, we walked there for 1.5 hours considering everything. On the street there is an exposition of pots. It would be better if I gave them but it is interesting. With children I do not advise to go; they will not be interested there.

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Gallery Hyundai, special exhibition, Mr. Hwan-ki Kim, enjoy a lot of good works such as the universe and have a good time~ ^

I went to the 50th anniversary special exhibition. I want to give you 20 stars.

A gallery is all about the artists and the exhibitions it holds. This one never fails..I fell in love with the talented 35- year-old whose exhibition is on display right now. Kim Sung Yoon has been active for 10 years already , which is no surprise given his raw talent and keen eye. His "arrangement" exhibition is brilliant. He has taken the most sought-after, yet elusive, object the flower and recreated works of masters like Manet successfully blending seasons, material, light, function, values. He has brought life to the traditional still life genre. Genius.. his depth and confident brushstrokes are a sight to behold.

According to the exhibition, it will be more comfortable to see the tuning of the copper line.

World-class gallery right next to the largest ancient palace in the city, great juxtaposition. Great space with interesting exhibitions.

Exhibition: "Flower Paintings from the Joseon Dynasty"
Paintings that were often called 'minhwa' because they were created by unknown artists, not by paintings for the royal family or the nobility, are for various purposes, education, decorations, etc.
Back then, paintings sold on the market were called "painting" or "munbaehwa" because they were attached to doors. Ironically, the term Minhwa was created by the Japanese Yanagi Muneyoshi, who founded the Japanese Leadership Academy in 1936. During the Joseon Dynasty, he held a folk art movement centered on pottery and crafts, and through various writings in the 1950s, he also became known about the shock and mysterious beauty of Joseon folk paintings
However, similar themes were used from the royal court to the aristocracy at the time, there is no fundamental difference between royal decorations and folk tales. Today, we are tying together a huge flow of painting culture that traversed the Korean Peninsula in modern times.

It was very good exhibition to feel the beauty of folk arts.

Great gallery space! Felt really fortunate to be able to catch Tomas Saraceno's works there.

It's also free entry, so I highly recommend any art lovers to check out the ongoing exhibitions when you're in Seoul!

I think it's one of the galleries that organizes great exhibitions.

After visiting Gyeongbokgung, I came to see interesting works. Best of all, Gyeongbok Palace from the rooftop!

This is a gallery with many things to see as there is a tradition~
Whenever I go, I don't lose my expectations~

# Photographer # Lee Myung Ho I watched a solo exhibition ... it was very good work. There was an elevator in the room, and even if there was a stroller, the exhibition was good.

I saw the 50th anniversary exhibition so well. The new Kim Whan-ki universe is very mysterious and wonderful.

There are not many good exhibitions in general, but this time it seems to display works of good artists. In the future, I would like to see the exhibitions of good international artists all over the world for free exhibitions, and I hope that many young Korean artists will be discovered.

I stopped by my wife! I want to go to the museum often

It's great to be able to deal with the best exhibits ...

After seeing the 50th anniversary exhibition of Hyundai Gallery, this place has a long history.
I got to know

I was happy to see the first part of the exhibition

The exhibition is a good place to take a shot of life. I like listening to docents who are on time.

Lots of decent exhibits. I hear it if I go near Samcheong-dong.

Someone is in the top 5 of the gallery is a gallery.