Gallery Hyundai is a leading contemporary art gallery founded in 1970, with locations in Seoul and New York. For more than five decades, it has played a foundational role in shaping Korea’s contemporary art ecosystem, supporting the careers of seminal figures such as Kim Whanki, Nam June Paik, Lee Ufan, Chung Sang Hwa, Kim Tschang Yeul, and other artists central to the development of modern and contemporary Korean art.

The gallery continues to strengthen its program by representing influential artists including Quac Insik, Lee Kang So, Kwak Duck Jun, Shin Sung Hy, and John Pai, alongside internationally recognized mid career artists such as Moon Kyungwon and Jeon Joonho, Seulgi Lee, Ayoung Kim, Minjung Kim, and Myoung Ho Lee. In parallel, Gallery Hyundai has consistently introduced major international artists to Korean audiences, with recent exhibitions featuring Sabine Moritz, Tomás Saraceno, Ryan Gander, and Thomas Struth. Through its exhibition program, institutional collaborations, and active participation in international art fairs, the gallery maintains a strong commitment to advancing innovative artistic practices and forward looking curatorial perspectives both in Korea and internationally.