Exhibition

Exhibition (전람회) was a South Korean pop music duo consisting of Kim Dong-ryul and the late Suh Dong-wook. They debuted on December 11, 1993, after winning the grand prize at the MBC College Music Festival with their jazz-inspired song "In a Dream (꿈속에서)." Kim Dong-ryul served as the vocalist, pianist, and primary composer, while Seo Dong-wook played bass and contributed vocals and lyrics. Their debut album, Exhibition (1994), earned widespread acclaim, particularly for the jazz-styled track "Etude of Memory (기억의 습작)." After completing their military service, they released their second album, Exhibition 2 (1996), which included fan-favorite songs such as "The Stranger (이방인)," "At J's Bar (J's Bar에서)," "Legacy (유서)," and "Drunken Truth (취중진담)." The duo released their third and final album, Graduation (졸업), in March 1997, marking the end of their musical journey as they disbanded the same month. Suh Dong-wook transitioned to a career outside music, while Kim Dong-ryul continued his artistic pursuits, forming the duo Carnival with Lee Juck before debuting as a solo artist in 1998.