At the AMOREPACIFIC Museum, the first solo exhibition of Korea's modern abstract painting writer Mark Bradford (1961 ~) is in progress until January 25 next year.It is the largest exhibition in Asia where you can see the artist's 20 -year work world. The overwhelming sense of space and the author's weight of the AMOREPACIFIC Museum were added to provide a fairly overwhelming exhibition experience. Los Angeles, writer, Mark Bradford, said he spent his childhood in his mother's beauty salon.After completing his master's degree at the California University of Arts in his 30s, he has been attracting attention with his international reputation, including the 2017 Venice Biennale American Pavilion, the Time magazine '100 most influential figures in the world, and 19th in the 2024 Art Review' Power100 '. Brad Ford has dealt with various materials such as races, classes, and urban spaces through large abstract paintings that build up, scrape, and tear, such as flyers and newspapers collected on the street. His work is said to have opened a new horizon of contemporary art in his own language called "Social Abstraction." In this exhibition, we will showcase more than 40 works including painting, video, and installation, including the new series 'Here Comes the Hurricane', which is specially produced in accordance with the AMOREPACIFIC Museum. Representatives include the early painting film Blue (2005), Niagara (2005), which was inspired by the 1953 films of Marilyn Monroe, and 'Float' (2019), which allowed visitors to walk directly on the work. In particular, the work is a new experience that visitors can take their own work. Do not miss the Mark Bradford exhibition prepared by the AMOREPACIFIC Museum. #APMA #AMOREPACIFICMUSEUMOFART