LIGHT, FORM AND VISION: Roman Heritage in Dialogue with Korean Contemporary Art

Choi Sung-im's Golden Quilt hangs from ceiling to floor, more than seven metres of glinting gold weave. Get close and it turns out to be wire bag ties, the kind that close a bread bag. That's every twist tie you've binned from a Paris Baguette loaf, finally put to use.

The show is a Bvlgari commission: six Korean artists and teams from SONGEUN's own programmes answer the B.zero1 ring, a band modelled on the Colosseum, in about 20 works across video, sound, scent and sculpture. Harper's Bazaar Korea found the responses varied enough to dodge the usual sponsored-show déjà vu. Down in the B2 bunker room, a retrospective covers the ring's history.

Go if you're curious how a brand brief becomes art; it's short-run and closes 14 November. Entry is free but needs a Naver booking, docent tours run at 15:00 and 17:00, and actor Byeon Woo-seok narrates a Korean audio guide.