Korea Artist Prize spotlights AI, memory, politics of images

The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea has unveiled works by the four artists selected for its annual Korea Artist Prize that explore how images, technology and memory shape the way we perceive the world. The exhibition, which runs July 24 to Dec. 6 at MMCA Seoul, features newly commissioned works by Lee Haeminseon, Lee Jung-woo, Jeon Hyun-sun and Hong Jin-hwon. The four artists, who work in painting, installation, photography, video and digital media, explore how images, tech

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Korea Artist Prize?

The Korea Artist Prize is an annual award that highlights contemporary artists in Korea.

Where is the exhibition located?

The exhibition is located at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea in Seoul.

Who are the featured artists?

The featured artists are Lee Haeminseon, Lee Jung-woo, Jeon Hyun-sun, and Hong Jin-hwon.

What themes do the artists explore?

The artists explore themes of images, technology, memory, and the politics of images.