Tang Contemporary Art
As the fourth branch of Tang Contemporary Art, Asia's largest gallery, it is a gallery where you can discover new Asian art.
Introduction
In March 2022, Tang Contemporary Art, Asia's largest gallery, entered Korea by establishing itself on the second basement level of Songeun Art Center in Cheongdam-dong. It started in Bangkok in 1997 and is the fourth branch following Beijing and Hong Kong. Tang Contemporary Art has many Chinese and Southeast Asian artists, including artist Ai Weiwei, who exhibited at the Seoul branch of the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. It will be a space where you can newly discover Asian art that is geographically close but unfamiliar.
Curation Details
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Asia's Largest Gallery Enters Korea | In March 2022, Tang Contemporary Art — Asia's largest gallery group — entered Korea on B2 of the SongEun Art Center in Cheongdam. |
| Founded in Bangkok 1997 | Founded in Bangkok in 1997, it is the fourth branch after Bangkok, Beijing, and Hong Kong. |
| Represents Ai Weiwei and More | Represents numerous Chinese and Southeast Asian artists, including Ai Weiwei, who has exhibited at MMCA Seoul. |
| Asian Art Discovery Space | A gallery for freshly discovering Asian art — geographically close yet often unfamiliar. |
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FAQ
Subway Line 3 Apgujeong Station or Suin-Bundang Line Apgujeong Rodeo Station. Address: Apgujeong-ro 75-gil 6, 2nd basement level.
Operating hours: Tue-Sat11:00-19:00 (Mon, SundayClosed).
Various cultural experience programs are available. Please contact the venue for schedules and reservations.
English guidance is often available. Please call 0507-1392-8912 in advance to confirm.
The Giwa Apgujeong Main Branch, Slow Village Brewery Apgujeong Rodeo Branch, TONGTONGE are nearby.
