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μλ£ μΆμ²: λꡬ미μ κ΄
μ΄λ―Έμ§: κΉμ λ, λ°€κΈΈ (2026). λꡬ미μ κ΄
Admission: 1,000 KRW
When the Brush Moves, the World Continues tells the story of artists who, across time, have shaped worlds at the tip of a brush. What remains are traces alive with spirit resonance and life-motion, mirroring infinite cosmoses that ceaselessly emerge and expand. This exhibition When the Brush Moves, the World Continues aims to illuminate the way a single brushstroke's inception evolves into a vast artistic current that continues to course through our contemporary moment.
The triad of poetry, calligraphy, and painting constituted the primary channels by which the literati expressed their worldviewβrefined tools that carried the intellectual currents of their time. In Jeong Seonβs true-view landscape, the mountains and rivers of Joseon emerge as a living presence. Kim Hongdoβs genre paintings render lifeβs rhythms visible while Kim Jeonghuiβs Chusa script inscribes layers of contemplation within a single character. The exhibition traces the genealogy of poetry, calligraphy, and painting, connecting their artistic soul to Korean painting of our time. Across brush, ink, and hanji (Korean paper), time flows while artβs essence discovers new variations. Contemporary artists carry forward inherited methods and spirit, inscribing their own versions of poetry-calligraphy-painting through distinctive sensibilities and vocabularies.
The exhibition comprises three sections: Part I, Part II, and the Umi Hall. In Part I, When the Brush Moves, we encounter the essence of traditional Korean painting and its contemporary reinterpretations. The brush and ink of past masters hold within them the distilled essence of natureβs laws and human interiority. Their brushstrokes go beyond simply reproducing formsβthey mark precious first steps in making the unseen world of spirit visible. The second section, The World Continues, explores how those earlier brushstrokes undergo transformation and expansion within the temporal strata of our contemporary moment. Dissolving technical boundaries, transcending material constraints, Korean painting demonstrates a supple yet resilient vitality, capable of encompassing the world as it exists βhere and now.β In the Umi Hall, Sky and Earth: Longing for Origins features four artists across generations who envision landscapes of the world infused with philosophical, spiritual, and conceptual reflection. Their unique modes of seeing and articulating existence converge in a harmonious dialogue within this space.
By weaving together multiple artistic voices and historical moments, this exhibition invites an encounter with Korean beauty across yesterday, today, and tomorrow, awakening our artistic sensibilities and deepening our reflection beyond the boundaries of time. As long as the brush continues its movement, the world of Korean painting unfolds without cessation. We hope that this exhibition aspires to offer a meaningful opportunity to encounter the boundless realm of Korean paintingβone that transcends the limits of time and space.
Press Release: Daegu Art Museum
Image: Kim Sundoo, On the Way in Midnight (2026). Daegu Art Museum