Selected coverage and publications
Below is a selection of press releases, magazine features, and catalogues accompanying recent and upcoming exhibitions at DFP gallery. For high-resolution images, exhibition statements, and interview requests, please contact our press office.
Press Releases
10 April — 5 June 2026 DFP gallery is pleased to present Threshold, a solo exhibition by Yuna Park. The exhibition gathers a new body of paintings developed over the past two years, in which the artist returns to the slow archaeology of memory and material. The press release, accompanying images, and curator's essay are available on request.
20 June — 15 August 2026 Voids and Volumes presents new sculpture by Hayato Mori, the artist's first solo exhibition with DFP gallery. Working between cast bronze and porcelain, Mori develops a vocabulary of standing forms and grounded objects that hold air, weight, and the residue of ritual.
5 February — 30 March 2026 Frequencies brings together Lila Okonkwo, Marcus Steiner, and Camille Dubois, three artists whose practices, while formally distinct, share a sustained attention to the medium of perception itself. The exhibition is accompanied by a publication with essays by curator Mira Hauser and writer Anna Mori-Schneider.
15 October — 10 December 2025 Ground Patterns gathers three artists working at the intersection of urban memory, vernacular craft, and abstract painting. The exhibition asks what kinds of grounds — material, political, biographical — contemporary practice continues to walk on.
Featured Press
Frieze Magazine · March 2026
Yuna Park's Threshold marks one of the most considered solo exhibitions of the spring season. Park's paintings hold the slow archaeology of memory with a quiet, uninsistent rigor that resists the louder gestures around them.
Artforum · February 2026
Hayato Mori's vessels achieve a quiet structural authority that moves well beyond the conventions of contemporary ceramic sculpture. The work asks how a standing form holds air, weight, and the residue of ritual at once.
ArtAsiaPacific · Spring 2026
Frequencies is one of the most attentive curatorial gestures of the year — a slow argument about perception conducted across photography, painting, and textile. The exhibition rewards the kind of looking it demands.
The New York Times Style Magazine · 2026
DFP gallery has built a program that reads as a long, considered conversation between artists rather than a sequence of discrete events. The result is a gallery that feels less like a venue and more like a slow public.
Wallpaper · January 2026
Ji-hoon Cho's joinery sculptures rehearse a structural intelligence inherited from pre-industrial Korean architecture, and translate it into a contemporary spatial language with unusual clarity.
032c · Issue 47
Camille Dubois's installations propose a slowing of the eye and the body as the precondition for political and ethical attention — a position the artist holds across textile, video, and sound with sustained discipline.
Catalogues
DFP gallery, 2026 96 pages · soft cover Essay by Jiyoung Lee · interview with the artist
DFP gallery, 2026 104 pages · cloth-bound hardcover Essay by Anna Mori-Schneider · plate section with installation views
DFP gallery, 2026 128 pages · soft cover Essays by Mira Hauser and Anna Mori-Schneider · plate section
Media Kit
Gallery logo, brand guidelines, and approved color palette · for editorial and partner use.
High-resolution installation views and approved artwork images for current and recent exhibitions · available on request.
Approved short and long biographies for each represented artist · available in English and Korean.
press@dfp-gallery.com For interview requests, image requests, and review copies of catalogues, please include outlet, deadline, and intended publication date.
For media inquiries and high-resolution image requests, please contact press@dfp-gallery.com.