SON JongJun

Korea Tomorrow 2014


Defensive Measure

In the complicated present society, personal characters are getting standardized.
Also, people show their aggression toward others to keep their interests.
On the other hands, they make their own defensive measure to protect themselves and their interests. Sometimes, it hurts them because it is strong too much.
I think this is the way people do in the contemporary society.
Through expressing defensive measure more than needs, I am trying to criticize this age in which people replace humanity with material value.
-Son Jongjun

 

SON JongJun
Born in    1978, Incheon, Korea

EDUCATION
2011    Ph,D.Course in Fine Art, Tama Art University, Tokyo,Japan
2008    M.F.A, Fine Art, Tama Art University, Tokyo,Japan
2005    B.F.A, Sculpture, Hong-ik University, Seoul, Korea
    
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITION
2013    Nomadic Navajo, Hong-eun Art Center, Seoul, Korea
             Defensive Measure, Kunst Doc, Seoul, Korea
2010    Defensive Measure, Moonshin Museum, Seoul, Korea
2009    Defensive Measure, gallery ZERO HACHI, Tokyo, Japan
2008    Defensive Measure, gallery Hasimoto, Tokyo, Japan
             Defensive Measure, art forum Newgate, Seoul, Korea
2007    Defensive Measure, BODA art center, Seoul, Korea
    
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITION
2014    Old&New, Gujung Art Center, Asan, Korea
             INTRO, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, Korea
             304-1, Hongeun Art Center, Seoul, Korea
2013    Emerging Artist, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea
             Machine, Dreaming of Life, Gyeonggi Museum of Art, Ansan, Korea
2012    Hero, Nanji Art Studio, Seoul, Korea
             Bartz Revolutionary War, Gyeonggi Museum of Art, Ansan, Korea
             Guard of Violence, artspace Hue, Paju, Korea
2011    Ph,D.Course Graduation Exhibition, Tama Art University Museum_Tokyo, Japan
2009    Asian Contemporary Art Boundary, Gwangju Museum, Gwangju, Korea

TOMORROW 2014

Part 1 DESIGN TOMORROW : Sprout(Bal-a, 發芽)
Part 2 ART TOMORROW : Culture Print

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