Lee Kang So: Emergence and Dissolution

The works aren't sorted by medium. Paintings, sculpture, photographs, video and performance run together in one continuous flow across five decades of Lee Kang So's practice. The museum says it isn't a greatest-hits retrospective: it follows the currents of experimentation and philosophical reflection that shaped Korean contemporary art.

The idea running through it is process. In the museum's words, an artwork is "never a fixed conclusion, but a space where time, action, relationships, and perception accumulate". If your to-do list in Jamsil has never once reached "done", this is the show that makes that look deliberate.

It is on the 7th floor of Lotte World Tower and open daily 10:30 to 19:00, with last entry at 18:30. Adults pay ₩20,000, and visitors aged 3 to 18 pay ₩13,000. Discounted earlybird and super-earlybird tiers are listed on the museum's ticket page. It closes on 1 November, and it coincides with Frieze Seoul.