SEOUL -- When Seoul's galleries opened their doors to host the first Asian edition of the Frieze art show, it did much to burnish the South Korean capital's credentials as an up-and-coming art hub.
Media, moneyed aficionados and international staff flocked to the city for the four-day event early last month. Champagne flowed, deals were brokered, and galleries were packed.
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