What's Happening?
Frieze Seoul 2025 is showcasing a range of art exhibitions that delve into themes of global crises and personal histories. Notable exhibitions include Adrián Villar Rojas's 'The Language of the Enemy' at Art Sonje Center, which transforms the museum into a post-Anthropocene site with large-scale installations. The exhibition challenges visitors to reconsider the structures of the world. Another exhibition at Gallery Hyundai features Kang Seung Lee and Candice Lin, who explore marginalized histories through their art. Hyun Nahm's 'Nest in the Field' at Whistle examines the anxieties of today's hyper-connected world through non-traditional materials. The group show 'Melancholia' at Primary Practice explores the concept of melancholy through various artistic mediums.
Why It's Important?
These exhibitions at Frieze Seoul 2025 highlight the role of contemporary art in addressing pressing global issues and personal narratives. By engaging with themes such as environmental crises, marginalized histories, and the impact of technology, these artists provide critical reflections on the current state of the world. The exhibitions offer a platform for dialogue and introspection, encouraging audiences to consider the broader implications of these themes on society. The art showcased at Frieze Seoul not only reflects the artists' creative visions but also serves as a catalyst for cultural and social discourse, making it a significant event in the global art calendar.
