Quac Insik

Korean | 1919 - 1988

Quac Insik was a Korean Asian Modern & Contemporary painter who was born in 1919. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Sorol Art Museum have featured Quac Insik's work in the past.Quac Insik's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 266 USD to 200,000 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2007 the record price for this artist at auction is 200,000 USD for Work, sold at Korea Premier Auction in 2016. Quac Insik has been featured in articles for Los Angeles Times, Ocula and ArtLyst. The most recent article is Sorol Art Museum enlivens Gangneung with illuminating architecture, Lucio Fontana exhibition written for Korea Herald in February 2024. The artist died in 1988.

Artist's alternative names: Insik Quac, Quac Insic

At Auction

Notable Lots

Work

By Quac Insik

Work 86-AP

By Quac Insik

-21%

below mid-estimate

Work

By Quac Insik

+479%

above mid-estimate

VIEW 227 ARTWORKS

Recent Auction Results

Work

By Quac Insik

-56%

below mid-estimate

Korea Premier Auction

Work 78 - 3 ,1978

By Quac Insik

-8%

below mid-estimate

SBI Art Auction

Untitled

By Quac Insik

Seoul Auction

VIEW 223 AUCTION RESULTS

Past Exhibitions

Traces of Time, Echoes of Space

Gana Art Nineone

Yongsan-gu | Seoul | South Korea

Oct 31,2024 - Nov 17,2024

In Dialog: Quac Insik

Sorol Art Museum

Feb 14,2024 - Apr 14,2024

Collection Exhibition

National Museum of Art, Osaka (Kokuritsu Kokusai Bijutsukan)

Osaka | Japan

Oct 12,2021 - Jan 16,2022

VIEW 8 EXHIBITIONS

Articles

Sorol Art Museum enlivens Gangneung with illuminating architecture, Lucio Fontana exhibition

Korea Herald 19/02/2024

Sorol Art Museum opened its doors to the public in Gangwon Province last week, revealing its much-anticipated architecture designed by Meier Partners and presenting the first-ever exhibition of art master Lucio Fontana (1899-1968) in South Korea.

Galleries Vexed by Outdated Ban on Taking Older Artwork out of Country

Korea Herald 18/10/2023

Hakgojae Gallery, which had hoped to present an art piece by Korean avant-garde artist Quac In-sik created 61 years ago at Frieze London, has had to abandon its plans due to the Cultural Properties Protection Law that bans the movement of historical works abroad to sell.