Hyundai Card to Host "Culture Project 29: Tom Sachs Exhibition"

First "Space Program: Infinity" in Korea
Held at Seoul DDP from April 25 to September 7

The largest-ever exhibition showcasing the latest major works of Tom Sachs, one of the most innovative artists in the global art scene, will be held for the first time in Korea, in Seoul.

Hyundai Card announced on the 24th that it will host the "Hyundai Card Culture Project 29: Tom Sachs Exhibition" at Exhibition Hall 1 of Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) in Seoul from April 25 to September 7.

The exhibition will feature approximately 200 pieces from Tom Sachs's renowned "Space Program Series."

The Hyundai Card Culture Project is Hyundai Card's cultural marketing brand, which selects and introduces experimental cultural icons.

The Tom Sachs exhibition marks the first project in seven years since Hyundai Card's 2018 concert with The Weeknd.

This time, the entire latest series "Space Program: Infinity" by Tom Sachs will be presented together in Korea for the first time.

The exhibition includes large-scale installations and sculptures reinterpreting NASA's space exploration programs, as well as new works unveiled by Tom Sachs for the first time globally.

On the opening day, April 25, at 5 p.m., a live demonstration will be held at DDP Exhibition Hall 1, marking the first time such an event will take place in Asia. This program will allow visitors to experience Tom Sachs's creative world firsthand through a performance format.

On April 26 at 8 p.m., a screening program will present "Tom Sachs: Space Program Director's Cut." This documentary film features edited scenes from the space exploration process depicted in the Space Program series.

Tickets for the screening are priced at 30,000 won and can be purchased via Interpark until April 25. Hyundai Card members are eligible for a 20% discount.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to purchase goods reflecting Tom Sachs's unique style. A total of 101 items, including portable microscopes, laser tape measures, and other tools actually used in the space exploration process depicted in the artworks, will be available at the art shop inside the exhibition hall.