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Lee Jeong-in solo exhibition Gwisobonneung: Abandoned wood becomes fish
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- Lee Jeong-in's solo exhibition Gwisobonneung runs from the 18th to the 24th at Michuhol Hall in the Incheon Culture & Arts Center.
- Organized and hosted by Joyce Gallery, it is the 26th solo exhibition by the artist, who has revived discarded wood pieces as fish.
- The exhibition explores departure and return, and the individual and the community, and the official schedule can be checked on the Incheon Culture & Arts Center website.
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