The Jeju Museum of Art has revealed the list of sixty-nine participating artists and collectives for the 2026 Jeju Biennale in a press release. Now in its fifth edition, the Jeju Biennale will take place across three venues in Jeju City, South Korea. Prominent artists from Jeju featured at this edition of the biennale include the painters Byun Si-ji (1926–2013) and Kang Yo-bae. The three main venues will host showcases with unique themes, namely: “Human” at the Jeju Museum of Art, “Deities” at exhibition spaces in Jeju’s historic downtown, and “Stone” at Jeju Stone Park. Lee Jong-hoo, the Jeju Museum of Art’s artistic director said in a statement: “This biennale, marking a new turning point, holds special significance more than ever before.”