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Attendance feels lighter and the booths are notably more subdued, but galleries across the board report strong blue-chip placements.

Frieze Seoul opened for its fourth edition Wednesday with 120 galleries from 30 countries.

Small galleries in Korea have multiplied at a breathtaking pace in recent years, buoyed by the arrival of Frieze Seoul in 2022 and the momentum of hallyu (the Korean Wave), turning the city into one of the world鈥檚 most buzzed-about destinations for gallery hopping.

Pace announced details for its presentations for the 2025 editions of Frieze Seoul and Tokyo Gendai next month.

Pace is presenting an exhibition of five recent installations by James Turrell鈥攊ncluding a new, never-before-seen, site-specific Wedgework made specifically for this presentation鈥攁t its Seoul gallery.

At Pace Gallery, Turrell reveals light itself through space; at Gladstone, Salvo captures it in paintings inspired by his travels

Five ethereal installations, including a new 鈥榃edgework鈥� piece.

Pace is presenting Sea Mirror, an exhibition of new work by Nigel Cooke, at its gallery in Seoul.

Widely recognized as one of the boldest innovators of postwar American painting, Gilliam emerged from the Washington, D.C. scene in the mid 1960s with works that elaborated upon and disrupted the ethos of Color School painting.

On view first in Seoul from January 10 to March 29, 2025 and then in Tokyo from March 7 to April 19, 2025, this show brings together watercolors and Drape paintings created by the artist in the last several years of his life, between 2018 and 2022.

As the new year starts, galleries in Seoul have opened doors with interesting exhibitions.

Pace opens a two-part survey of work by American painter Kenneth Noland at its Seoul and Tokyo galleries.

If you are looking for exhibitions to visit this winter to spend time indoors in the cold weather, here is a roundup of shows that are worth your visit in Samcheong-dong, Hannam-dong and Pyeongchang-dong, Seoul.

Pace presents its first major exhibition of work by Lawrence Weiner at its Seoul gallery from November 8 to December 28.

Thanks to an overwhelming postpandemic influx of international galleries and fairs.