PLAS - stand MASSA
SEOUL, South Korea
with MAKA BATIASHVILI, JEONG LEA, KIM YOON KYUNG, PARK JONG TAE & HUGO PONDZ
The PLAS — the Coex-based art fair that has staked its identity on sculpture and three-dimensional work — returns for its 11th edition from June 4, with 102 participating galleries and a renewed effort to address criticism that the event has drifted from its founding premise. This year’s count for the PLAS includes 91 domestic galleries and 11 from abroad, spanning Taiwan, Germany, Japan and Georgia — up from 86 galleries last year. Roughly 750 artists will show some 3,500 works under the theme “New Chance.”
with MAKA BATIASHVILI, JEONG LEA, KIM YOON KYUNG, PARK JONG TAE & HUGO PONDZ
The PLAS — the Coex-based art fair that has staked its identity on sculpture and three-dimensional work — returns for its 11th edition from June 4, with 102 participating galleries and a renewed effort to address criticism that the event has drifted from its founding premise. This year’s count for the PLAS includes 91 domestic galleries and 11 from abroad, spanning Taiwan, Germany, Japan and Georgia — up from 86 galleries last year. Roughly 750 artists will show some 3,500 works under the theme “New Chance.”
