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Address	50, Samcheong-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea
Opening hours	10:00 am - 06:00 pm Tue~Sun Closed every Monday
Tel	82- 2 - 720 - 1524~6
Fax	82- 2 - 720 - 1527
URL	www.hakgojae.com
E-mail	info@hakgojae.com
Space Type	Gallery
Establishment	1988
Member artists	Chung Sang-hwa, Chung Hyun, Cho Hwan, Chen Wenji, Ian Davenport, Tim Eitel, Bernard Frize, Heo Suyoung, Kyoung Tack Hong, Ha Chong Hyun, Jin Yangping, Jia Youfu, Joo Jaehwan, Jang Jongwan, Mari Kim, Kim Taiho, Kang Up-bae, Kim Ho-deuk, Kim Sundoo, Lee Jinyong, Lim Choong Sup, Lee Yongbaek, Lee Ufan, Lee Jong-gu, Lee Dong-youb, Jin Meyerson, Mangu Putra, Ma Liuming, Noh Suntag, Ni Youyu, Roman Opalka, Giuseppe Penone, Nam June Paik, Qui Anxiong, Jean-Pierre Raynaud, Suh Yongsun, Sohn Jung Hee, Song Hyun-sook, Shin Meekyoung, Shin Hak-Chul, Tian Liming, Gunther Uecker, Wei Qingji, Yun Suk-nam, Yangachi, Zhang Yu, Zhao Nengzhi, Zhang Huan, and more.
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Introduction	Hakgojae opened its doors in Seoul in 1988 and in Shanghai in 2013. The gallery's name derives from the saying "to review the old to learn the new" in the Analects of Confucius. Based on this saying, Hakgojae primarily focuses on showcasing works of precursors, who have reinterpreted traditional philosophy and spirit through the language of modern art, in the course of over 200 exhibitions. Hakgojae desires to lead Korean and Chinese art market and charts directions on how two countries art ought to be harmonized and developed within contemporary global culture.