DÀAM-HUA. RECONFIGURING CONTEMPORARY ART: FROM A KOREAN PERSPECTIVE
Published to accompany the exhibition Dàam-hua. Reconfiguring contemporary art: From a Korean perspective, including Kim Tschoon-Su, Kim Taek-Sang, Nam Tchun-Mo, Park Ki-Won, Ahn Jung-Sook, Ahn Jeong-Hyun, Lee In-Hyeon, Je Yeo-Ran and Cheon Kwang-Yup, at the ICA Singapore
Essay by Kai Hong
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Softback, 68 pages, 27 x 21.5 cm, 18 illus. (colour), no identifier
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