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245		0	_aDigital Promenade/ _cNam-si Kim, Ji-hoon Kim, Kyeong-hwan Yeo, Hyun-jin Lee, David Joslett, Edward A. Chancon and Yusi Parrikar
260			_bSeoul Museum of Art; _c2018
300			_a496p; _c30x22cm
520			_aCatalog of the exhibition “Digital Promenade” prepared to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the opening of the Seoul Museum of Art. From the collection of the Seoul Museum of Art, 30 pieces were selected using the keywords ‘nature and walking’. The theme of nature and walking is primarily a reinterpretation of art and museums. In particular, the apocryphal landscape of nature was the oldest material and subject of art. The most fundamental questions of art, such as how to capture the object of nature in a two-dimensional plane called a painting, can be a valid reference point even in contemporary conditions where the environment surrounding art is rapidly changing. This is a work that connects the past and the present, but also encompasses diagnosis and vision for the future.
546			_aKorean, English
650			_aN4390-5098 Exhibitions
651			_aKorean Art _93155
700			_aNam-si Kim _93156
700			_aJi-hoon Kim _93157
700			_aKyeong-hwan Yeo _93158
700			_aHyun-jin Lee _93159
700			_aJoslett, David _93160
700			_aChancon, Edward A. _93161
700			_aParrikar, Yusi _93162
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