Venice Art Projects proudly presents a solo show by British-Korean artist Sang Woo Kim. Public Toilet is a site specific exhibition which delves into the fundamentals of the artist’s mercurial practice. It can be seen as a natural development of Sang Woo Kim’s work, which often applies different media to unveil issues related to identity and reality, prompting a greater sense of awareness about the way in which we engage and interpret the world around us.

Public Toilet investigates the interdependent trilogy between the role of the artist, appropriation art and authorship. Within the exhibition Sang Woo Kim playfully reimagines and reenacts works by world renowned artists such as Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons, Sarah Lucas, Elmgreen and Dragset, providing these works with alternate narratives by presenting them in an entirely new context. The exhibition consists of a physical immersion into a droll, fictional public toilet, one that exists to satirise modes in which art is perceived and presented.