US EditionKwak Duck-Jun, leading figure of Korean and Japanese conceptual art, 1937–2025
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Kwak Duck-Jun, leading figure of Korean and Japanese conceptual art, 1937–2025
Courtesy Gallery Hyundai The conceptual artist Kwak Duck-Jun has died, Gallery Hyundai has announced. Born in Kyoto to Korean parents in 1937, Kwak developed a multidisciplinary practice that gained recognition in Korea and Japan, as well as in the wider international art scene. In the 1960s, he created abstract paintings using traditional Japanese dyeing methods, before shifting to a more conceptual art practice in the 1970s. Through painting, …
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