The installation view of the Art SG 2025, Courtesy of One And J. Gallery
ONE AND J. Gallery is spotlighting the works of contemporary Korean artist Song Soo Min at ART SG 2025, held from January 17 to 19 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. The gallery’s solo booth, titled Evolving Narratives, presents a curated selection of Song’s works from 2017 to 2025, offering an in-depth look at her artistic journey over eight years.
The exhibition highlights Song’s distinctive ability to reconstruct contrasting imagery, such as scenes of disasters juxtaposed with everyday life, into innovative visual narratives. Her approach involves fragmenting, overlapping, and reassembling diverse elements to create an ambiguous yet thought-provoking visual language. These reimagined compositions challenge viewers to explore interpretative possibilities and uncover hidden meanings within her works.
The installation view of the Art SG 2025, Courtesy of One And J. Gallery
Song Soo Min (b. 1993, Korea) is a Seoul-based artist with B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees from Ewha Womans University’s College of Art & Design. Her career includes solo exhibitions at esteemed institutions such as the Kumho Museum of Art in Seoul (2024), the Cheongju Art Studio (2021), and the OCI Museum of Art in Seoul (2020). She has also participated in notable group exhibitions, including Mimesis Art Museum (2024) and Project Space SARUBIA (2023), and prestigious artist residency programs such as Kumho Art Studio (2018–2020) and Cheongju Art Studio (2021).
The Evolving Narratives booth offers a comprehensive view of Song’s artistic evolution, showcasing her transition from early works to her most recent pieces. Each artwork reflects her continuous exploration of how disparate elements can coalesce into a cohesive and compelling story. The exhibition aims to engage both seasoned collectors and new audiences in Singapore and the broader Asian art market.
Courtesy of One And J. Gallery
ONE AND J. Gallery’s participation in ART SG 2025 underscores its commitment to promoting Korean contemporary art on the global stage. The gallery, founded in 2005, is known for supporting emerging talent through initiatives like the ONE AND J. +1 program and for achieving international acclaim, including being the first Korean gallery to win the Baloise Art Prize at Art Basel in 2018.
By presenting Song Soo Min’s work at ART SG 2025, the gallery aims to elevate Korean contemporary art’s global presence while celebrating Song’s practice’s depth and innovation. This initiative is expected to strengthen cultural exchange within the Asian art scene and beyond.
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The installation view of the Art SG 2025, Courtesy of One And J. Gallery
ONE AND J. Gallery is spotlighting the works of contemporary Korean artist Song Soo Min at ART SG 2025, held from January 17 to 19 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. The gallery’s solo booth, titled Evolving Narratives, presents a curated selection of Song’s works from 2017 to 2025, offering an in-depth look at her artistic journey over eight years.
The exhibition highlights Song’s distinctive ability to reconstruct contrasting imagery, such as scenes of disasters juxtaposed with everyday life, into innovative visual narratives. Her approach involves fragmenting, overlapping, and reassembling diverse elements to create an ambiguous yet thought-provoking visual language. These reimagined compositions challenge viewers to explore interpretative possibilities and uncover hidden meanings within her works.
The installation view of the Art SG 2025, Courtesy of One And J. Gallery
Song Soo Min (b. 1993, Korea) is a Seoul-based artist with B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees from Ewha Womans University’s College of Art & Design. Her career includes solo exhibitions at esteemed institutions such as the Kumho Museum of Art in Seoul (2024), the Cheongju Art Studio (2021), and the OCI Museum of Art in Seoul (2020). She has also participated in notable group exhibitions, including Mimesis Art Museum (2024) and Project Space SARUBIA (2023), and prestigious artist residency programs such as Kumho Art Studio (2018–2020) and Cheongju Art Studio (2021).
The Evolving Narratives booth offers a comprehensive view of Song’s artistic evolution, showcasing her transition from early works to her most recent pieces. Each artwork reflects her continuous exploration of how disparate elements can coalesce into a cohesive and compelling story. The exhibition aims to engage both seasoned collectors and new audiences in Singapore and the broader Asian art market.
Courtesy of One And J. Gallery
ONE AND J. Gallery’s participation in ART SG 2025 underscores its commitment to promoting Korean contemporary art on the global stage. The gallery, founded in 2005, is known for supporting emerging talent through initiatives like the ONE AND J. +1 program and for achieving international acclaim, including being the first Korean gallery to win the Baloise Art Prize at Art Basel in 2018.
By presenting Song Soo Min’s work at ART SG 2025, the gallery aims to elevate Korean contemporary art’s global presence while celebrating Song’s practice’s depth and innovation. This initiative is expected to strengthen cultural exchange within the Asian art scene and beyond.
