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    From early abstract paintings marked with figurative gestures, Kim Kulim began to explore highly unconventional, experimental methods and materials for art making beginning in the mid-1960s. In series such as Tombstone (1963) and Nucleus (1964), Kim combined oil painting on panel

  2. He is an experimental artist who combines painting, woodblock prints, sculptures, installations, and other genres, and is a pioneer in Korean avant-garde art. Writers view historical...

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  4. Massacre in the Canyon of Death: Vision of the Sun God. The Hon. Dorothy Brett.

  5. Jul 9, 2019 · Through his multimedia installations, stage works, land art, and performance art, Kim has constantly pushed the boundaries of art beyond the limits of the canvas, gallery, or museum. In particular, many of his stage works and exhibitions represent his attempt to enact gesamtkunstwerk (“total art”).

  6. He organized, experimental group, in 1969 and announced of mail art and (1970) of the first land art. He also manufactured , which is the experimental movie, and has been in action at the front line of Korean Contemporary Art such as direction and stage art in the field of performance art like play and dance, and pursued constantly 'dismantling ...

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  7. Death of Sun I. Kim Ku-lim. 1964. On display at Tate Modern part of In the Studio.

  8. Kim Ku-lim, Death of Sun I 1964. At the centre of this work is a shape reminiscent of the sun, but its surface is filled with charred cracks that the artist made by burning the plastic.

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