How to become a rock Leeum Museum of Art Until Dec. 3

The Leeum Museum of Art is hosting “How to become a rock,” a rare solo exhibition of Kim Beom, one of Korea’s leading conceptual artists. The show, which spans Kim’s career from the early 1990s to the mid-2010s, features over 70 works that challenge our stereotypes with absurdist premises and vivid imagery. They include the classroom-like installation, “Objects Being Taught They Are Nothing but Tools” and “Untitled (Intimate Suffering),” where the artist has filled the entire canvas with a dizzying maze.

Tickets cost 12,000 won. Call (02) 2014-6900 for more information. exposed the image multiple times and created analog montages — to his later venture into digital images and pixelated compositions, Hwang’s bold approach has positioned him as a provocative artist. The show traces his artistic journey spanning six decades.

Tickets cost from 2,000 won to 3,000 won. Call (041) 551-5100 for more information.