Official poster for “Do Ho Suh: On Site,” at MMCA Seoul from November 11, 2026, through January 10, 2027. Courtesy of the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea.
[SayArt = Maria Kim] The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea will open “Do Ho Suh: On Site” at MMCA Seoul on November 11. The film program will run through January 10, 2027, in the museum’s B1 Film and Video space.
Presented alongside the museum’s Do Ho Suh exhibition, the program brings together documentaries recorded at sites connected to the artist’s work. The films follow the production of installations and projects developed with architects, engineers, artisans and local communities.
The program includes films on “Fallen Star” at the University of California San Diego, “Karma” in Buffalo and the public projects “Bridging Home, Liverpool” and “Bridging Home, London.” Other titles address Suh’s fabric architecture, including “Moving Homes” and “Staircase.”
Two films by anthropologist and filmmaker Hugh Brody examine the Arctic setting of Suh’s “Bridge Project” and the Indigenous community of the region. The ongoing project imagines bridges linking Seoul, New York and London.
