Shinsegae Department Store's 'Winter Art Space'... Exhibition and Sale of Famous Domestic and International Works

Shinsegae Department Store will hold the 'Winter Art Space' at the connecting passage and event hall on the 4th floor of the main building of the main branch until the 12th of next month.

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chunhan] Shinsegae Department Store announced on the 24th that it will hold the 'Winter Art Space,' an exhibition and sale of artworks, at the 4th-floor connecting passage and event hall of the main building until the 12th of next month.

At Winter Art Space, selected artworks by famous artists curated by Kim Ria Gallery and limited edition lighting by world-renowned designers that complement the space will be showcased together. The prices of the artworks range from 2 million KRW to 70 million KRW. Visitors can encounter works by global artists such as Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, Poul Henningsen, and Oiva Toikka.

Professional docents will be on site every Wednesday and Sunday from 2 PM to 6 PM to provide one-on-one customized art consulting. This is a one-stop service where customers can receive advice not only on artworks but also on lighting that suits their space, including installation consultations.

The exhibition introduces domestic emerging artists such as Park Taehoon, Hwang Doyu, Lee Doowon, and Kim Jeonga, alongside world-class lighting design products by Poul Henningsen, Le Corbusier, and Verner Panton that harmonize with the artworks. These lighting products come from globally renowned brands producing traditional designs, including Louis Poulsen, established in 1870, Martinelli Luce, Nemo, Oluce, and Magis, which are iconic lighting designs from Northern Europe and Italy.

Lee Jungwook, head of Shinsegae Department Store’s main branch, said, "We have prepared the Winter Art Space, introducing lighting and artwork together for customers visiting Shinsegae Department Store this winter. We will strive to present differentiated shopping spaces tailored to various lifestyles."

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