Do Ho Suh: Jagyeong Hall, Gyeongbok Palace
Throughout his career, Do Ho Suh has created art that challenges our perception of the spaces we live in.
Throughout his career, Do Ho Suh has created art that challenges our perception of the spaces we live in. Made of translucent fabric, "Jagyeong Hall, Gyeongbok Palace" is an actual-size re-creation of a section of the Cheongyeonru, a pavilion of the Jagyeongjeon Palace where the Joseon dynasty Dowager Queen Shinjeong lived.
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LACMAVenue
LACMA (David Geffen Galleries)
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Installation ArtTag
Site SpecificStart date
April 19th, 2026
End date
October 1st, 2027
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Ages: All ages
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