Films Lee Kun-Yong Published Tuesday, Feb 8, 2022 Lee Kun-Yong, whose practice spans performance, sculpture, installation, and video, rose to prominence as a leading figure of the Korean avant-garde during the 1970s, a period in which the country grappled with authoritarianism and repression of freedom of expression.In this film, produced on the occasion of his exhibition at our gallery in Seoul, we see Lee conduct some of his signature performances and paint new canvases in his studio. Lee speaks to us about the intersection of performance and painting, his approach to color, and the body as an artistic medium. Read More Past Lee Kun-Yong Jan 14 – Mar 3, 2022 Hong Kong Journal View All Films What It Means to Be Free: Torkwase Dyson with Richard Tuttle Oct 22, 2026 Films She Said She Said: Arlene Shechet with Jessi Reaves Oct 16, 2026 Essays Kylie Manning: The Mudlarkers by Marc Glimcher Oct 08, 2026 Pace Publishing Arlene Shechet: She Said She Said Oct 02, 2026 Films — A Film on Lee Kun-Yong, Feb 8, 2022