How autonomous collectives are redefining peer education outside traditional institutions
A look at how eight independent artist groups are building alternative pedagogical networks at ARKO Art Center this autumn.
A village half-buried in sand an hour from Dubai, a name that means "she of the little sickle," and what Emirati sources actually say.
The houses at Al Madam went up around 1980 and stood empty by the mid-1990s. People will tell you she lives there — not in the old stories, though. That attachment is recent, and it is the interesting part.
How Korean artists reimagined conceptual practice beyond Western frameworks
A major survey at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul examines the evolution of Korean conceptual art through four thematic chapters, featuring 28 artists and around 140 works from the late 1960s to present.
We Are Martin Parr surveys four decades of the late photographer's unflinching documentation of contemporary life
Following the photographer's death in 2025, Seoul Museum of Art presents a major retrospective examining Parr's distinctive approach to photographing everyday consumption and leisure across four decades.
A sprawling exhibition of wobbling robots, sound installations and participatory workshops explores what it means to welcome the stranger
Running from June 2026 to May 2027, SeMA Buk-Seoul presents Kwon Byungjun's ambitious project using robots and sound to question how we encounter difference and build a shared sense of 'we'.
