Art from Korea

KunstRaumRhein is exclusively showing the first European solo exhibition of the South Korean artist Ha Sam-du. The artist is also a representative of the Korean ink painting movement and is associated with the Benedictine monastery Waegwan in South Korea.

The artist will be accompanied by the Abbot of Waegwan Monastery, Blasio Park, at the vernissage on Saturday, March 21 (4:00-8:00 p.m.) and the dialog on Sunday, March 22 (10:30 a.m.). Abbot Ludwig Ziegerer from Mariastein Monastery will also take part in the Sunday dialog. The title of the discussion with audience participation: "On the providence of the Creator between skyscrapers and Korean gardens." The Korean experience in the field of tension between spiritual tradition and technical modernity is of particular interest. We cordially invite the interested public to this cultural exchange.

Guests: Ha Sam-du (artist, KOR), Abbot Blasio Park (Waegwan Monastery KOR), Abbot Ludwig Ziegerer (Mariastein Monastery CH).


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