Lehmann Maupin is pleased to return to Frieze Seoul with a selection of new and significant works by a dynamic group of Korean artists from the gallery’s program, including Kim Yun Shin, Anna Park, Do Ho Suh, and Sung Neung Kyung, underscoring the gallery’s decades-long connection to Korea and its commitment to supporting and amplifying voices from the region. The presentation also foregrounds artists with current and forthcoming programming in the city, including Teresita Fernández, concurrent to her first solo exhibition in Seoul in over a decade at Lehmann Maupin; David Salle, whose survey exhibition Under One Roof is on view at Storage by Hyundai Card; and Lari Pittman, who will return to Lehmann Maupin Seoul in November. Finally, the gallery will also present a selection of works by conceptual artist Tom Friedman, coinciding with the artist’s solo exhibition Detritus, which opens at Lehmann Maupin New York on September 4 and will debut the artist’s first-ever series of paintings on canvas. Additional highlights include works by Hernan Bas, Loriel Beltrán, Dominic Chambers, Billy Childish, Mandy El-Sayegh, Chantal Joffe, Liza Lou, Tammy Nguyen, Catherine Opie, Tony Oursler, OSGEMEOS, Alex Prager, Cecilia Vicuña, and Erwin Wurm.

Anchoring the presentation is a focused selection of works by Do Ho Suh, including a work from his celebrated series of “thread drawings,” Myselves (2014). Internationally acclaimed for his deeply personal and technically meticulous explorations of home, memory, and identity, Suh’s inclusion coincides with the survey show The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk the House, which is currently on view at Tate Modern in London and marks the artist’s largest institutional exhibition to date. Kim Yun Shin’s historical paintings and sculptures will be on view alongside Suh, following the artist’s recent debut solo exhibitions at Lehmann Maupin in London and New York and her participation in the 60th Venice Biennale. Kim’s practice, which spans both painting and sculpture, is rooted in an elemental connection to nature. Her richly textured paintings, such as Song of My Soul 2010-251 (2010), embody a spiritual energy, with fluid, fragmented forms that evoke emotional landscapes shaped by memory, growth, and transformation.