The contemporary artists Haegue Yang, Kira Kim, Kyungah Ham, and Suki Seokyeong Kang are participating in the group exhibition Collecting for All, held at the Seoul Museum of Art through June 14, 2020. The exhibition, curated to provide a closer look into the museum’s collection of 5,173 works accumulated since 1985, presents 86 works from the collection, along with 45 works by artists from the collection.

Each of the six galleries located across the main branch of the museum addresses an independent theme. The Reference Room celebrates the accomplishments of female artists whose works frame varying artistic and historical discourses, one of which is Suki Seokyeong Kang’s installation Black Meanders (2011-2016) constructed of 18 different units. Displayed alongside Kang’s work is Haegue Yang’s installation Yes-I-Know-Screen (2011), which brings together doors used for Korean traditional housing in the form of folding screens. Floating Village_Song of Jaeryang Wi (2015), a collaborative video piece produced by Kira Kim and Hyungkyu Kim, is projected at the Collective Lab. Upon entering the Media Theater, visitors can engage with Le Tricheur, a painting by the 17th century French artist Georges de La Tour, followed by Kyungah Ham’s new media work, The Sharper and Fortune Teller (2009), which narrates the tale of a charlatan and a fortune teller. Other galleries of the exhibition include: the Green Library, featuring a collection of books on nature; the Performance Stage, showcasing performance art; and the Crystal Gallery, introducing an interactive light installation.