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Opening this week, June 20th 'Bad Boundaries: Bodies in Tension' curated by Sue Jeong Ka

The exhibition responds to the broader societal reckoning prompted by the 4B movement, a feminist discourse that emerged in Korea and has recently gained momentum among young feminists in North America.

Lauren Lee McCarthy
Sun Forest
Yon Natalie Mik

Image: Yon Natalie Mik, Mugwort Rocking, 2026

Join us on June 20th at 5pm for a performance by contemporary dancer Šárka Benedová. She will be accompanied by musician and sound artist Atul Giri. Together, the performance highlights a shared language of stillness and silence.

BIO: Šárka Benedová is a dancer and saxophonist based in Oslo, originally from the Czech Republic. Working at the intersection of sound and movement, she creates individual as well as collaborative works that range from stage to site-specific and public spaces and have been presented across Europe and Scandinavia.

Atul Giri is an Oslo based Indian sound and music artist. Through ambient music, field recording, sound art, and spatial audio installations, he creates works that invite deep listening and reflection. His practice explores remote sound environments, silence, place, memory, and a myriad of human conditions.

IMAGE: Šárka Benedová, The impossibility of stillness, 2026

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Join us on June 20th 5pm KST for a live curatorial tour of the exhibition 'Bad Bounderies: Bodies in Tension' led by the curator, Sue Jeong Ka.

Bio: Sue Jeong Ka is a New York-based artist and curator whose work investigates Asian diasporic memory, feminist resistance, and carceral systems.

Image: Lauren Lee McCarthy, Womb Walk (Traversal), 2026

Join us on June 13th at 4pm with visual artist Carolina Boettner for a collective walk through the city to create a shared visual map of sounds and silences.

BIO: Carolina Boettner is a visual artist based between Berlin and Buenos Aires.

IMAGE: Carolina Boettner, Displaced Sound: A Visual Listening Walk, 2026

Join us on June 5th at 5:00 for a live curatorial tour of Silence Is Still Our Best Chance. The tour will be led by the curator in conversation with Atul Giri, offering insight into the exhibition’s themes, artistic processes, and approaches to silence, stillness, and listening.

BIO: Atul Giri is an Oslo based Indian sound and music artist. Through ambient music, field recording, sound art, and spatial audio installations, he creates works that invite deep listening and reflection. His practice explores remote sound environments, silence, place, memory, and a myriad of human conditions.

Image: Atul Giri, Ūrmiphone II: Absence of an Epoch, 2026

Opening next week, June 5th, "Silence Is Still Our Best Chance" curated by Atul Giri

Through this exhibition, visitors will be invited to delve into silence as a profound and immersive experience, underscoring its importance amidst the chaos of city life.

Šárka Benedová
Carolina Boettner
Atul Giri

Image: Carolina Boettner, Displaced Sound I, 2026

Opening next month, June 20th 'Bad Boundaries: Bodies in Tension' curated by Sue Jeong Ka

The exhibition responds to the broader societal reckoning prompted by the 4B movement, a feminist discourse that emerged in Korea and has recently gained momentum among young feminists in North America.

Lauren Lee McCarthy
Sun Forest
Yon Natalie Mik

Image: Sun Forest, Asterisms of a Seeded Ghost, 2026