ART FAIR DAEGU - stand MASSA
DAEGU, South Korea
with KARINE BARTOLI, BYUN KYUNG-SUP, JEAN DUQUOC, FUSAKO EKUNI, FRANCINE LEDIEU, PASCAL PLAZANET, ANTONIO SEGUI, SHIN SEUNG-HUN, JEAN-LUC VERET & DOINA VIERU
galerie bruno massa is thrilled to participate for its first time at the 4th edition at ART FAIR DAEGU from June 22nd to June 25th at Daegu EXCO, West Building 1 & 2 in Daegu, South Korea. Historically known for being the traditional court music centre during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1905), Daegu is also responsible for first introducing Western music to Korea, as well as hosting the country's first piano performance. Daegu is also the birthplace of Korean modern music as many artists fled to the city during the Korean War, gathering there for a renaissance of Korean modern art and culture. Daegu is assuredly a thriving city of music and a key part of the country's overall industry, with 5.6% out of 77,490 nationwide involved, and generating 3.7% of the national music sales.
with KARINE BARTOLI, BYUN KYUNG-SUP, JEAN DUQUOC, FUSAKO EKUNI, FRANCINE LEDIEU, PASCAL PLAZANET, ANTONIO SEGUI, SHIN SEUNG-HUN, JEAN-LUC VERET & DOINA VIERU
galerie bruno massa is thrilled to participate for its first time at the 4th edition at ART FAIR DAEGU from June 22nd to June 25th at Daegu EXCO, West Building 1 & 2 in Daegu, South Korea. Historically known for being the traditional court music centre during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1905), Daegu is also responsible for first introducing Western music to Korea, as well as hosting the country's first piano performance. Daegu is also the birthplace of Korean modern music as many artists fled to the city during the Korean War, gathering there for a renaissance of Korean modern art and culture. Daegu is assuredly a thriving city of music and a key part of the country's overall industry, with 5.6% out of 77,490 nationwide involved, and generating 3.7% of the national music sales.
