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Sung-hoon Choi
Chair of Gyeongnam Provincial Museum

It is not easy for galleries to host an art fair in Busan. For, though Busan is a second biggest city in Korea after Seoul, it has such a vulnerable system of the fine arts that one can not expect a brisk market. The fact that an art fair is to be held in such a bad condition implies that we should take the possibility of the art market in Busan positively and try to foster it. Given that the system of art comprises three aspects of production, consumption and intermediary of art, it can be said in this case that galleries have taken strong and audacious action to sove the problem of the static situation of the fine arts in Busan. So, whether the action will engender brisk production and consumption of art or not is a matter of concern.

 

 
 

There has been some art fairs held in Busan, but it is the first time for galleries to host one on their own. The art fair this time distinguishes itself especially by a special exhibition of which the form and centents are considered to betray the fact that this art fair exercises a far-reaching influence. The special exhibition as an international event, entitled "The Light form the Orient," thus requires deep understanding of domestic artists who want their job beyond the national boundary.

 

 
 

"The Light form the Orient" in the Korea International Art Fair consists of the works of 45 artists form Korea, China and Japan(15 artists each). Selected artists are ones of note and their works show a high level of completion. At this moment, before describing the characteristic and trend of each work and discussing the direction and background of the tendency of the art world in three countries, it is important to think about the implication of this international project. it might be that the group of Korea, China, Japan no longer attracts any attention because of their close relations with one another in the historical context. However, the special exhibition in the art fair is not a conventional approach as such, but a field where the new recognition of the group of the three countries is made. In other words, it is that the exhibition is beyond the level of description where one compares works of art of one country with those of another country, feeling interested in the points of commonness and difference. Of course, we must continue the jop of interpreting the meaning of each work, studying the mutual influences, and identifying the characteristics of each country. But for the moment it is a better idea that we leave such a descriptive review to the audience of the exhibition that is not a passive viewer any longer who depends on the explanation of a guide, but an active one who speaks out his or her appreciation confidently. Considering the important role this international art fair will play in constructing the art market in this region as mentioned above, we can not see the special exhibition as a mere spectacle displaying works from three countries. Rather, we can expect a profound strategy that would develop in connection with the exhibition. Given that Korea, China, Japan are countries in Asia, especially in Northeast Asia, it is necessary to think over the implication of this grouping.

Compared with the homogeneity on which European community is based, Northeast Asia is rather a heterogeneous and divergent region. The bond of the homogeneous turns out to be the exclusion of the heterogeneous. In this regard, we can say that the cooperation of the heterogeneous, not the unity of the homogeneous, is the principle of hope of mankind. it is in this context that there is a growing concern in the possibility of cooperation of countries in Northeast Asia. What is the heterogeneity of Northeast Asia? In terms of civilization and culture, Korea, China and Japan have unfolded their unique culture on their own, European culture and American culture being transplanted, Russian culture and eurasian culture being mingled in this region. The heterogeneous factors meet and diverse elements exist together from the beginning in Northeast Asia. When it is successfully achieved, we can see a monumental message for mankind rise up in this region. It is not that the message is from Asia, not from Europe, but that the hope of mankind comes to being in Northeast Asia where Asian principles and European principles mingle, oppose, and communicate. Northeast Asian culture has an energetic power leading the world as well as the longest history in the world. When we turn these tradition and energy into "the strategic aspiration," a new utopian world with diverse elements co-existing will appear in northeast Asia with the three ingredient countries working together. After the period of world wars and the dominance of global economy, with the 21st century opening a new era, Northeast Asia must present a bright and beaceful way. it is the task of the three countries, and backgrounds the special exhibition "The Light from the Orient". Furthermore it is required to pay attention to the fine arts of minoities constructing Northeast Asian culture.

The fine arts culture is not isolated from economy or politics but connected as an organic complexity with historical and mental elements in. The approach made in the field of the fine arts surely prepares for the understanding for the various networks of international cooperation. Thus, the special exhibition in the Korea International Art Fair is held on the basis of deep understanding in terms of strategy. To promote the art market in the region of Busan and to seek the potential energy in northeast Asia belongs to the same cultural strategy.

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