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Five shows to see during Seoul art week (opens the original)
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The streets of North Korea are a long way from the kitschy British seaside resorts that made Martin Parr’s name. But the images that he shot there during a 1997 trip to Pyongyang have many of the same qualities: ordinary people in everyday situations captured with wit and humour, and bursts of highly saturated colour. He later travelled to South Korea several times between 1998 and 2007, picturing the country’s rapid economic growth in images including a child in a shopping trolley, piled high w
Founders of alternative art fair Basel Social Club to launch new event in Tokyo (opens the original)
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The founders of the alternative art fair Basel Social Club are launching a new project in Japan, as part of Art Week Tokyo. Tokyo Jazz Club will take place 1-8 November in a former capsule hotel in the historic Jimbocho neighbourhood. Taking a lead from Basel Social Club, it will bring together contemporary art, performance, music and food. “Tokyo is the natural choice for the continued evolution of the ideas we have developed through Basel Social Club,” says co-founder Robbie Okuda Fitzpatrick
Sun, sea, sand—and art: luxury hotel in Crete commissions works in response to the island (opens the original)
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“You can’t out-beauty nature,” says the artist Wayne Garrett. He is walking around the sculpture garden of the Minos Palace Resort in Crete as the sun sets behind him, a few last glimmers of orange light playing off the small islands in the bay. “Nothing makes you humbler than working in collaboration with the environment, because it is more powerful than any one of us,” concurs his partner Caitlind R.C. Brown at a press conference the next day. If competing with nature is challenging elsewhere,
Frieze Seoul to move to new venue from 2027 (opens the original)
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Frieze Seoul will move to a new venue, Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)—a curving, aluminium-clad cultural centre designed by Zaha Hadid—for its 2027 edition. The move is taking place because the fair’s current home, COEX, is being redeveloped. DDP, which opened in 2014, is situated across the Han river in the north of the city, about a mile away from Frieze House Seoul, the permanent gallery space the fair established last year. The area is known for design, fashion and shopping; the building incl
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