Last October, an immersive workshop, “Joy of Discovery,” was held to rediscover the identity, roles, and values of the designers working at Kia Global Design. Throughout the workshop, it was awe-inspiring to see participants sparkling with ideas, stimulating each other, and building positive relationships.

An exhibition at the Leeum Museum of Art is making waves right now. It’s called “How to Become a Rock” by reclusive artist Kim Beom, and it’s his first solo show in 13 years, featuring a wide range of works from 1990 to mid-2010. By intervening in the mechanism between perception and thought, Kim proposes a new “way of thinking,” in which you deliberately forget what you know and have already learned.

Last April, Kia held its own exhibition at Milan Design Week, one of the world’s most noteworthy design festivals. The Opposites United Artwork Exhibition allowed visitors to experience Kia’s design philosophy for themselves firsthand. By stressing the importance of providing pleasure to local audiences, Kia’s exhibition sincerely reflected the unique Korean spirit of hospitality.

Yayoi Kusama’s huge retrospective exhibition "Yayoi Kusama: 1945 to Now" is currently being held at M+ in Hong Kong. Turning Kusama’s life story into a work of art involves capturing a vitality that simultaneously embraces life and death.

The Victoria and Albert Museum is holding an exhibition under the theme of hallyu. It was an approach to how contemporaries use the language of hallyu regardless of their nationality.

The Theme of the International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia 2022 is “The Milk of Dreams.” The Biennale tries to share the awareness that humans are part of a web of coexistence through the works that explore the conditions of “post-human” within the context of surrealism.

The exhibition "Cezanne" is a major retrospective of Cezanne’s work, which is well known for capturing things only by color and distinguishing them by color. Cezanne is also known as the “artist’s artist” to the future generation as he suggested changing the way we see the world entirely.

"Baselitz - The retrospective" is the first exhaustive exhibition of the German artist in the Centre Pompodou. It brings together his masterpieces of the last six decades in chronological order, revealing his most striking creative periods.