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4482 [SASAPARI] is the name adopted by a collective group of Korean Contemporary Artists in the UK.

CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS IN LONDON
4482 [SASAPARI], a figure made from combining the calling codes of the UK (44) and South Korea (82), is the name adopted by a collective group of Korean Contemporary Artists. Since the group’s first exhibition in 2007, nine successful exhibitions have taken place, showcasing inspiring works of over 300 Korean artists who live and work in the UK.

12/08/2026

🎨 4482 Art Workshop Series 2026

Join us for , an artist-led outdoor workshop that invites you to slow down, observe, and create together through drawing, clay, and collective installation.

Led by artist Hyunah Koh, the workshop begins with close observation of the natural surroundings before participants create tactile pond creatures using air-dry clay and acrylic. Each individual work is then brought together on a shared canvas, gradually forming a collaborative pond-like landscape.

📍 Date: Tuesday, 25 August 2026
🕖 Time: 5:30 – 7:00pm
📍 Venue: Fishponds Park, 22 Hollyfield Road, Surbiton KT5 9AL

🎒 What to bring: Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for light outdoor activity and sitting on the ground. We also recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, and a bottle of water. All workshop materials are included in the ticket price.

✨Note: In the event of rain, any changes will be announced separately. The exact meeting point will also be confirmed closer to the workshop date. Please keep an eye on our Instagram, and don‘t forget to check the email you used for your Eventbrite booking, as important updates may be sent there.

👩‍🎨 Artist: Hyunah Koh Hyunah 鉉兒

🎟 Tickets: £8 per person (Age 5+)
Limited to 10 participants
🔗 Book via link in bio

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Come and create art with your own hands — looking forward to seeing you 💛

10/08/2026

🎨 Featured in Gachi — Hongil Yoon (Hongil Yoon )

Hongil Yoon is a London and Seoul-based artist who graduated from the Royal College of Art (MFA, 2025) after receiving a First Class Honours degree from the Glasgow School of Art.

His practice explores isolation and the loss of identity through ambiguous memory. Working primarily with oil on canvas, he examines the tension between collective external forces and individuality, constructing new sensory strata through geometric and dynamic forms.

In this exhibition, Yoon presents works such as A Void Room and Slip, visualising psychological spaces where chaos and stillness, tension and inner recovery coexist.

To hear more about his artistic journey, join us at the artist talk tomorrow.

All works on display are available for purchase. Please DM us for pricing and further details.

05/08/2026

🪐August 2026: 4 Must-See Art News Highlights

Step into August with the UK‘s most exciting art experiences, from historic castle spectacles to vibrant regional retrospectives and cutting-edge photography.

1️⃣ Gillian Ayres: A Life in Colour @ The Box, Plymouth
🗓️ 04 Jul – 04 Oct 2026

Celebrating the recent Art Fund Museum of the Year winner, this vibrant retrospective spans seven decades of Gillian Ayres’ bold, expressive painting. Featuring 26 works from her teenage years to her rural Devon studio, it captures the fearless energy and emotional intensity that defined her practice.

2️⃣ RPS International Photography Exhibition 167 @ Saatchi Gallery
🗓️ 07 Aug - 11 Sep 2026

The world’s longest-running photography exhibition returns for its 167th edition, showcasing 113 powerful prints by 48 global artists. Highlights include IPE Award winner Marcy Palmer’s exploration of reproductive rights and Under 30s winner Léa Chen’s intimate family memories from Taiwan.

3️⃣ Imagining Animals @ Tower of London
🗓️ 19 - 31 Aug (excluding 25 Aug)

The Tower of London transforms into a living menagerie through an unforgettable puppet and performance spectacle. Created by artists Mervyn Millar and Suzy Willson, the experience brings life-sized animal puppets—from gentle bears to giant serpents—roaming through the historic grounds, echoing the fortress‘s real royal animal history.

4️⃣ David Hockney: A Year in Normandie @ Serpentine North Gallery
🗓️Running through 23 Aug 2026 (Free entry)

Catch the final weeks of this meditative summer exhibition. At its core is Hockney’s monumental 90-metre iPad frieze capturing seasonal shifts, displayed alongside his digital Sunrise series and the immersive Moon Room.

29/07/2026

🎤 4482 Art Talk Series in 2026

Join us for with Hongil Yoon, a London and Seoul-based artist.
Through geometric forms and immersive spaces, Hongil explores memory, identity, and isolation — transforming ambiguous memories into sensory experiences that question belonging and individuality.

✨ An intimate evening of conversation, reflection, and insight into his practice.

📍 Tuesday, 11 August 2026
🕖 7:00 – 8:00pm
📍 Café 63 High St., New Malden

👩‍🎨 Artist: Hongil Yoon Hongil Yoon
🎙 Moderator: Hyeryoung Jun Jennie Hyeryoung Jun [전혜령]]

🎟 Free entry (booking required)
🔗 Book via link in bio

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Come and experience art up close — we’d love to see you there 💛

15/07/2026

✨ 4482’s Exhibition Series of 2026!
- Chapter 2

📅 1–31 August 2026
📍 Café 63 High St., New Malden (Café 63 High St. )
🕗 Open daily | 8:00am–5:00pm

Our exhibition returns this August with the second chapter of , featuring new works by Hongil Yoon Hongil Yoon , Hyunah Koh and Sunnu Rebecca Choi Sunnu Rebecca Choi | Illustrator .

Inspired by the Korean word Gachi—which means both value (가치) and togetherness (같이)—the exhibition transforms a neighbourhood café into a shared cultural space where contemporary art becomes part of everyday life.

Through painting, the artists explore the people, places and memories that shape our sense of belonging, inviting visitors to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with the world around them.

☕ We look forward to welcoming you to Chapter 2 of Gachi.

08/07/2026

👉🏻 Knit Wits: Haus of SIBLING
📍 Kingston Museum
📅 12 June -26 September 2026

If you are in South London, how about heading to Kingston Museum to see an exhibition, ‘Knit Wits: Haus of SIBLING’? If you like fashion, colours and fun, this exhibition is for you. Kingston Heritage Service

Founded in 2008 by Cozette McCreery, Joe Bates and Sid Bryan, the fashion label SIBLING embodied ‘joy, community, and unapologetic self-expression’ through its bold knitwear with radical slogans and bright colours. The exhibition poignantly traces the history of SIBLING, from its birth to the discontinuation in 2017, followed by the death of its founder, JoeBate. More importantly, it celebrates the creation of SIBLING‘s fabulously unique garments and accessories.

The exhibition is curated by Kingston School of Art Fashion Promotion students in collaboration with The Community Brain and Kingston Museum. This creative effort extends the meaning and value of this exhibition.

20/05/2026

[Inside 4482: Meet the Team]
💫Jennie Hyeryoung Jun, Curator

Inside 4482: Meet the Team is a series where we share the people behind 4482 through short interviews — how they joined, what they’re working on, and what brought them here.

Meet Jennie Hyeryoung Jun, Curator of 4482. With a background in sculpture and cultural management, Hyeryoung brings her passion for artist-led spaces directly to our community, while currently working on international touring exhibition productions at the Barbican Centre.

Her most memorable project? K-Art Now 2025: The First Movement at DR Gallery. It was a thrilling moment where she brought performance and installation artists together, blurring the lines between process and physical presence.

What does 4482 mean to her? Her ’London family.‘ To Hyeryoung, 4482 is a space of limitless possibilities—a tight-knit creative circle that keeps her constantly inspired and grounded.

Find the full interview via the link (https://www.4482.co.uk/post/inside-4482-meet-the-team-hyeryoung-jun-curator) and more stories from the team coming soon ✨

13/05/2026

[JAIA ME x 4482]
Expanding the Conversation with Joonhong Min

We’re excited to announce an upcoming collaboration between 4482[SASAPARI] and JAIA ME, the monthly salon hosted by JAIA Architects. ( )

This special event will feature a talk by artist Joonhong Min (.artist ), alongside a selection of his works, offering a closer look into his practice exploring urban space, memory, and perception.

🗓️Date: Thursday, 28 May
🕖 Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📍 Venue: JAIA Architects, 5&6 Stockwell Studios, 31 Jeffreys Road, London, SW4 6QU
Free entry (RSVP required as spaces are limited)

Further details can be found via the link in bio! 🔗

11/05/2026

🎨 [Artist Interview]
Negotiating Uncertainty: The Material Language of Viviana Hayeong Jeon

London-based Korean artist Viviana Hayeong Jeon uses ceramics to create captivating abstract sculptures. In our latest interview, she opens up about her artistic world—where she explores the “uncertainty” of life by turning invisible emotions into tactile, physical forms.

Having successfully expanded her creative footprint from Seoul to London, Viviana is now set to reach even further with an upcoming residency in the USA. Her journey reflects a continuous growth, transforming fragile internal feelings into bold, abstract sculptures that resonate across borders.

Discover more about Hayeong’s philosophy and artistic journey in our latest interview—read it via the link:
https://www.4482.co.uk/post/interview-negotiating-uncertainty-the-material-language-of-viviana-hayeong-jeon

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