Vogue Korea covers the Friedrich Kunath exhibition The Nearest Faraway Place at Pace Gallery Seoul
According to Vogue Korea, Friedrich Kunath’s exhibition The Nearest Faraway Place is on view at Pace Gallery Seoul and runs until October 24. The piece notes Kunath originated in East Germany, moved to West Germany in childhood, and is now based in Los Angeles, with works that blend memory, longing, and nostalgia through layered paintings that incorporate pop culture motifs.
Key facts
- 01Friedrich Kunath was born in East Germany and moved to West Germany in childhood; he is now based in Los Angeles.
- 02The exhibition is titled The Nearest Faraway Place and is at Pace Gallery Seoul.
- 03The show runs until October 24.
- 04Kunath’s paintings use layered paint with motifs from pop music, film, and comic characters, and some works feature the word The End as a cinematic ending.
- 05The article notes a sense of loneliness and longing in the works and describes the landscapes as grand and cinematic.
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