Category Archives: Exhibitions-Seoul
VSF Seoul – Next of Kin
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 30, 2020, 4 – 6 pm Various Small Fires is pleased to present, Next of Kin, the exhibition debut of six American artists in Seoul, South Korea. In the unsettling ups and downs of the current COVID-19 crisis, VSF has taken the opportunity this summer to focus on a universal constant: […]
Josh Kline – Alternative Facts
VISIT THE ONLINE VIEWING ROOM HERE Various Small Fires is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in Asia of the American artist Josh Kline, an extension of the artist’s project Civil War, which explores the catastrophic implications of America’s political dysfunction. For over a decade as an artist and curator, Kline has surveyed […]
Liz Magic Laser
Various Small Fires is pleased to present Liz Magic Laser’s first solo exhibition in Asia. As a traveling presentation from Laser’s most recent exhibition at VSF Los Angeles, this debut presentation in Seoul introduces both the artist’s earlier work Mine (2009) and latest institutional project Handle / Poignée (2018), which was commissioned by Centre Pompidou […]
Math Bass – Fill It Up Silver
Opening Reception: November 2, 5-7 pm Various Small Fires is pleased to present the debut exhibition of Los Angeles based artist Math Bass in South Korea, the artist’s first solo exhibition with VSF. A continued investigation into semiotics and visual processing, Fill It Up Silver mines the methodology of valuation through a series of […]
JN – Symbiotic – Video
Joshua Nathanson Symbiotic July 27 – October 12, 2019 Opening July 27, 5 – 7pm EXHIBITION DETAILS
JN – Symbiotic
Exhibition trailer Various Small Fires is pleased to present the debut presentation in South Korea of Los Angeles-based artist Joshua Nathanson (b. 1976, Washington D.C.). Featuring his latest works, Joshua Nathanson: Symbiotic will be on view from July 27 through October 12 at VSF Seoul. In Nathason’s previous work, carefree people […]
BAB & ER Reunited
photo © Tim Street Porter VSF is pleased to announce the opening of its second gallery location in Seoul, South Korea, with an inaugural exhibition of new and historical works by legendary California artists Billy Al Bengston (b.1934, Dodge City, Kansas) and Ed Ruscha (b. 1937, Omaha, Nebraska). This is the debut gallery […]