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Korea-based British artists James Topple and Colin Riddle, AKA Tiger and Bear, are holding a retrospective of their multi-disciplinary art project in Seoul.
“The Tiger and Bear Museum” will take a look at the journey of the performance art duo, who confront Korean culture under the hooded guises of a tiger and a bear, from their first glimpse of media attention to their recent split.
Video, memorabilia, comic strips and press clippings will be featured, along with a performance from “Tiger and Bear’s Cave to Humanness,” the pair’s latest creative endeavor.
The exhibition is open until Sept. 18 at the Yogiga Expression Gallery which is close to Exit 5 of Hapjeong Station. For a map visit yogiga.com.
(hannahsl@heraldcorp.com)
