September 20 - October 26, 2024
AHL Foundation Gallery 2605 Frederick Douglass Blvd., #C1, New York, NY 10030
Featured Artists: Sung Ho Choi, Sook Jin Jo, Eunmo Jung, Hyangan Kim, Jung Hyung Kim, Mikyung Kim, Myong Hi Kim, Po Kim, Tchah Sup Kim, Whanki Kim, Woong Kim, Wonsook Kim, Yeong Gill Kim, Sang Nam Lee, sooim lee, Choong Sup Lim, Byoung Ok Min, Nam June Paik, Yong Jin Han.
The exhibition focuses on the archive of Wolhee Choe (1937.8.20 – 2013.5.27), a pioneering figure in the fields of English literature, translation, and cultural advocacy. Choe’s truthful contributions to Korean art and culture in the United States were instrumental in fostering a deeper understanding of Korean identity among diverse audiences. Her archives, which were generously donated to the Archive of Korean Artists in America (AKAA) by her husband, Robert Everett Hawks (1943- 2020), in 2014, include a remarkable collection of personal records, photographs, letters, writings, her doctoral dissertation, and manuscripts for her publications. This collection highlights Choe’s extensive cultural role and her interactions with artists and intellectuals of the time, as well as her influence in empowering Korean-American artists and communities.
Saturday, May 4, 2024 1:30 PM
Print Center New York 535 West 24th Street New York, NY, 10011 United States
In this collaborative performance inspired by Marie Watt's sculpture Blanket Stories: Great Grandmother, Pandemic, Daybreak (2021), Kyoung eun Kang and sooim lee will explore cultural heritage, memory, and individual and collective experiences. Kang and Lee—participants in the curatorial project The Faraway Nearby—will use pitch, breath, movement, and silence to weave a narrative that resonates with themes of family, care, and resilience. Organized by Jiyeon Paik.
The Faraway Nearby
May–September, 2024
Participating in The Faraway Nearby program from May to September 2024, I am pleased to announce my collaboration with Xinyi Liu for insightful discussions and collaborative initiatives.
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