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Space ZeroOne is pleased to announce IM Youngzoo: The Late 故, a solo exhibition by Seoul-based artist IM Youngzoo (@imyoungzoo ), opening May 15, 2026. IM Youngzoo: The Late 故 explores how superstition, belief, and religious faith take shape in contemporary life, and their unexpected proximity to modern science and technology. IM's work is informed by personal histories of shamanistic traditions and Korea's rapid technological transformation. Yet rather than positioning the two against each other, she treats them as overlapping survival technologies—frameworks through which humans engage with death and existential uncertainty. The exhibition unfolds as a performative site where digital signals and ancestral gestures intersect, blurring distinctions between sensing and belief. Join us for the opening reception of IM Youngzoo: The Late 故 on Friday, May 15, 6 - 8pm at Space ZeroOne! IM Youngzoo, Test_Material, 2016. Single-channel video (video documentation), loop, 59 sec. Courtesy of the artist. © IM Youngzoo. #IMYoungzoo #TheLate #SpaceZeroOne #TribecaGalleryNight #ArtWeekNYC #FriezeNewYork

OPENING THIS FRIDAY | IM Youngzoo: The Late 故 Join us on Friday, May 15 from 6 to 8 PM for an opening reception celebrating IM Youngzoo's solo exhibition at Space ZeroOne. IM Youngzoo presents a multimedia environment in which ritualistic belief and modern technology are entwined. For the past decade, she has investigated how these seemingly antithetical systems both function as “survival technologies”: tools for sensing and enduring existential uncertainty. Driven by idiosyncratic, expansive research, her work positions personal and collective memories of shamanistic traditions within the context of Korea’s rapid techno-economic transformation. IM Youngzoo, The Late 故, 2025/2026, 7-channel video, color, 7-channel sound, 51 min. 30 sec. © IM Youngzoo #IMYoungzoo #TheLate #SpaceZeroOne #TribecaGalleryNight #ArtWeekNYC #FriezeNewYork

“Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026” at Space ZeroOne (@zeroone.space ) was featured in the latest issue of The New York Times (@nytimes ). “For artists, exploring the theme of humanism often involves depicting the figure. Much of Joo’s art has evoked the body, but usually indirectly, as seen in his show earlier this year at Space ZeroOne in Manhattan, a nonprofit exhibition space run by the Hanwha Foundation of Culture,” writes Ted Loos (@looslips ). Read the article at the link in bio or find a print copy near you!

OPENING MAY 15 | IM Youngzoo: The Late 故 IM Youngzoo (b. 1982, Busan, South Korea) works across installation, moving image, and research-driven environments to examine how systems of belief—spiritual, technological, and scientific—coexist and coproduce reality. Drawing from her personal histories shaped by shamanistic traditions and Korea’s rapid technological acceleration, her works often unfold as spatial interfaces made to resemble rituals or simulations, through which questions of death, apocalypse, and survival are continuously rehearsed rather than resolved. Join us for the opening reception of IM Youngzoo: The Late 故 on Friday, May 15 at 6 PM! IM Youngzoo, The Late 故, 2025/2026, 7-channel video, color, 7-channel sound, 51 min. 30 sec. © IM Youngzoo #IMYoungzoo #TheLate #SpaceZeroOne #TribecaGalleryNight #ArtWeekNYC #FriezeNewYork

In the latest issue of Artforum, Vinh Phu Pham (@vinhcesar ) reviews "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991-2026" at Space ZeroOne. "'Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991-2026,' curated by Christopher Y. Lew at Space ZeroOne, struck a delicate balance between preservation and renovation, reassembling works by the artist stretching back to the '90s and recasting them in a new light... His work from the '90s feels startlingly contemporary, offering us a dispiriting status check on life in the mid-'20s." Read the review at the link in our bio!

OPENING MAY 15 | IM Youngzoo: The Late 故 The title of our upcoming exhibition, IM Youngzoo: The Late 故, pairs two honorifics for the deceased: "the late" in English and the Chinese 故 ("go"), contrasting the ideas of an adverse relationship to time and a deep, ancestral past. See the link in our bio for more info. Join us on Friday, May 15 from 6 - 8PM for the opening reception! IM Youngzoo, The Late 故, 2025/2026, 7-channel video, color, 7-channel sound, 51 min. 30 sec. © IM Youngzoo #IMYoungzoo #TheLate #SpaceZeroOne #TribecaGalleryNight #ArtWeekNYC #FriezeNewYork

📣 SAVE THE DATE: Join us Friday, May 15, 6–8 PM, for Tribeca Gallery Night! Over 80 galleries across Tribeca will stay open late for an evening of gallery hopping during New York’s art fair week. Space ZeroOne will be open starting from 6 PM this evening for the opening reception of IM Youngzoo: The Late 故. We hope you can join us! For the full list of participants, visit tribecagallerynight.org #TribecaGalleryNight #ArtWeekNYC

Today is the last day to see "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991 - 2026"! Thank you to everyone who came to see the show and to Michael Joo (@michaeljoostudio ) and Christopher Y. Lew (@christopherylew ) for bringing the "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026" exhibition to Space ZeroOne. Installation views of “Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991 - 2026,” on view at Space ZeroOne from February 20 through April 18, 2026. Photo: Genevieve Hanson #MichaelJoo #SweatModels #SpaceZeroOne #NYCExhibitions #TribecaArt

Closing this Saturday! From his studio to Space ZeroOne, we are grateful to have experienced Michael Joo's (@michaeljoostudio ) artworks and hope you will visit before it closes. Curated by @christopherylew , "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026" is on view through April 18. Space ZeroOne 371 Broadway, New York #MichaelJoo #SweatModels #SpaceZeroOne #NYCExhibitions #TribecaArt

This is the final week of "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026" at Space ZeroOne. Stop by before it closes on Saturday, April 18, to spend time with works such as "Concatenations." "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026" Curated by @christopherylew 371 Broadway, New York Video: Creative Silver @creativesilvernyc #MichaelJoo #SweatModels #SpaceZeroOne #NYCExhibitions #TribecaArt

Thank you to Michael Joo (@michaeljoostudio ), Christopher Y. Lew (@christopherylew ), and Eugenie Tsai (@eugenie.tsai ) for joining us at Space ZeroOne for a thoughtful discussion on "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026" and how Michael's practice has long explored what it means to measure a body, define an identity, and find where science and art intersect. "Sweat Models" remains on view until April 18. Experience Michael's early work firsthand. Space ZeroOne 371 Broadway, New York On view through April 18, 2026 Photo: Paul Rho #MichaelJoo #SweatModels #SpaceZeroOne #NYCExhibitions #TribecaArt

In Michael Joo (@michaeljoostudio )'s "Steinway with Beef Bouillon Cube Stains," piano floor templates meet beef bouillon cubes. These two very different objects come together in Joo's work, which concern the body and its vulnerabilities without explicitly depicting it. Stop by and explore the exhibition through April 18. "Michael Joo: Sweat Models 1991–2026" Curated by @christopherylew Space ZeroOne 371 Broadway, New York Michael Joo, Steinway with Beef Bouillon Cube Stains, 1997/2026. Piano floor template, beef bouillon cubes, ink. 32 × 41 3⁄4 in. Collection of the artist. Photo: Genevieve Hanson #MichaelJoo #SweatModels #SpaceZeroOne #NYCExhibitions #TribecaArt