Beyond Landscape shows a small segment of Korean contemporary art through a common subject — the landscape. This exhibit breaks away from traditional beliefs and methods in attempt to define Korean art through revolutionary means by rediscovering the Self through encounters with others. By this means, the exhibited works redefine the existing identity of Korean art with a future-oriented and cultural self-awareness. 

This exhibition features works by 20 Korean artists of different genres and working methods, including Hong-Joo Kim, Kim Beom, Yiso Bahc, Ju-Young Jung, Myung-Seup Hong, among many others, with the intention of exploring the view and sense of value encompassing the Korean art world. The exhibition does not simply display works on landscapes, but illustrates the landscape through the relationships and environments that are created among the works displayed at the exhibition. As such, some share the space by embracing their physical and structural differences between Oriental paintings and photographs; some illustrate humorous and conceptual sides of the landscapes; and others embrace the psychological aspect of landscapes by inducing the viewer to imagine what lies beyond the landscape. This exhibition has been planned by guest curator Hyuni Jung.