Curated by Younghye 
      
 
Art  &  Interior Design​

The Armory Show 2026 The Armory Show opened about two weeks later than usual this year, focusing entirely on contemporary art. Given how dark and heavy many New York gallery shows can feel, it was refreshing to experience a different style of artwork from around the world—particularly the installation work and large-scale sculptures. Their Friday night after-hours event brought incredible energy to the fair, complete with live music, performances, a Hibiki whiskey tasting, vo

A full video of my Boston trip I visited Boston over 20 years ago, so my recent two-day trip was a very interesting experience. There is a saying in Korea: “You can see things as much as you understand them.” This was my third trip to Boston. Even though my stay was short and my time was limited, I felt I saw much more than during my previous visits. I also noticed many changes in Boston, especially in its architecture. I saw many new high-rise buildings and modern archite

May in New York is beautiful, chaotic, and completely exhausting. If you’re in the art and design world, your calendar doesn’t just fill up—it explodes. But I have to be honest: this year, the two heavyweight art fairs, TEFAF and Frieze NY, felt a little flat. The real electricity wasn’t in the convention booths; it was waiting in the auction previews at Christie’s and Sotheby’s. Here is my honest, unfiltered download of the season’s hits, misses, and unexpected highlights. T