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Published: 08 Sep. 2015, 21:00

Rock solid

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Five bluestone sculptures by New York-based Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone are now on display at Kukje Gallery’s K3 space in central Seoul. The sculptures may remind Korean viewers of goindol, which are Korean dolmen from the Bronze Age, or primitive idols from other cultures. The artist is known for his interest in time and displacement. For details, visit www.kukje.org or call 02-735-8449.
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