About The Exhibition
FREE ENTRY TILL 27 MARCH!
Take in the legacy
of a visionary
Treat your senses to a riot of vision, colour and sound from works of Nam June Paik.
Playful, electrifying and thought-provoking, this immersive show invites you to reflect upon your relationship with technology, and its intersection with other disciplines such as nature, music and religion.
Meet the pioneer
of video art
Born in present-day South Korea in 1932, Paik was a key figure in the avant-garde movements of the 20th century and one of the first international superstars in the art world.
The visionary artist played a leading role in bridging the gap between art and technology. He is also credited with coining the term “electronic superhighway,” which later manifested as the Internet.
Catch the exhibition at its last stop
This international exhibition has travelled to London’s Tate, Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum and San Francisco’s Museum of Modern Art—making its last stop here at the Gallery.
The first major retrospective of Nam June Paik in Southeast Asia, this exhibition surveys over five decades of his pioneering work in the use of television and video in art.
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