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Do-Ho Suh exhibits at Lehmann Maupin in Hong Kong and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary At in Seoul

"Home Within Home .." (집 속의 집 속의 집 속의 집 속의 집) installation of sheer blue silk over a wire frame by Do-ho Suh 서도호 at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (2013)

South Korean artist Do Ho Suh’s exhibition at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa in Japan explores the artist’s ongoing theme of human identity and what “home” means to human experience through a body of works that take architectural forms

From 17 May through 29 September 2019, the very first solo show in the Netherlands to feature South Korean artist Do Ho Suh (1962) is on display in museum Voorlinden.

Psycho Buildings, an exhibition of architectural environments designed by artists, has opened at The Hayward gallery in London. Above: Atelier Bow-Wow, Life Tunnel, 2008. Steel plate. Courtesy Atelier Bow-Wow. Photo: © Stephen White Above: Gelitin, normally, proceeding and unrestricted with without title, 2008, Mixed media. Courtesy the artists. Photo: © Stephen White Above: Rachel Whiteread,

Fallen Star 1/5 Culturally, where do you consider home? Do Ho Suh is currently presenting a series of intriguing works that's about the artist's ongoing

Architectural settings and abstracted figures inspired by the artist’s biography serve as the central tenets of Do Ho Suh’s practice, highlighting the porous boundary between public and private space as well as notions of global identity, space, nomadism, memory, and displacement. For The Contemporary Austin, Suh’s poetic works invite viewers to travel on a literal and psychological journey through vast and mysterious passages.

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