Hangaram Art MuseumSeocho-gu
Exhibition "Rhapsody in Blue" (랩소디인블루) by David Jamin (다비드 자맹) in Hall 7 of Hangaram Art Museum, organised by Paris Sunrise. No further description published yet.
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In Boy Don't Cry, a small boy stands on a blue ground in a cap reading BOYS DON'T CRY, a teddy bear in one hand and an ice cream cone in the other. Between the two, the not-crying looks well covered. He belongs to a new series of rebellious children David Jamin is showing for the first time.
Jamin, born in Nîmes and settled in Uzès, last showed in Seoul in 2021 and 2023. Of about 80 works here, some 50 are acrylics from 2026 never shown before, including a new gold series. You follow five steps, from "hearing the voice within" to "relishing the flavour of freedom", past eyes-shut faces and a 2012 take on the Burghers of Calais.
It hangs in Hall 7, a single 403 m² room in the Vitamin Station. Adults pay 15,000 won, ages 3 to 18 pay 12,000, and limited early-bird tickets are 10,500. Bring a stub from either earlier Jamin show and it's 11,000. Closed Mondays, last entry 18:30.
Dandy (2026)
A man in a white shirt and polka-dot tie floats sideways across an ochre ground, eyes closed, feet off the floor.
Les mots bleus (2026)
Two faces painted in washes of blue, one laid over the other, both with their eyes shut.
No War! (2026)
One of the rebellious children: a child in a red NO WAR cap hugs their knees beside a teddy bear on a black ground.
Balançoire (2026)
A girl in a gold dress sits on a wooden swing, hung against flat, bright turquoise.
Uzès, place aux Herbes (2026)
The fountain in the square of Jamin's home town, painted in thick outlines with green trees behind.
Open to all ages, with tickets for ages 3 to 18 at 12,000 won. Private guides, children's guides included, aren't allowed, so you'll be doing the explaining.
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