tzusoo

WHAT AN ARTIFICIAL WORLD | 26.04. – 25.08.2024

MMCA Cheongju Special Exhibition Gallery

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Arnold Dreyblatt

Inventar/ Inventur - Warm-Up I 16.3. - 12.5.2024

Raum für Gäste AAchen

Jeongmoon Choi

RE.LIGHT International Light Art Festival | 14.03 - 24.03.2024

Regensburg

ANNETTE CORDS

Notation 29.02 – 19.04.2024

Project Artspace New York

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Moritz Jekat

MAKING LIGHT OF EVERY THING 28.02 — 28.04.2024

Centre de la Photographie Genève

Jazoo Yang

This Is Not Just Local: Tactical Practices 24.02.2024 - 07.07.2024

Museum of Contemporary Art Busan

Frank Jimin Hopp

DO YOU GUYS EVER THINK ABOUT DYING? 18.01.2024 - 17.03.2024

Galerie Parterre :: Kunstsammlung Pankow, Danziger Straße 101 (Haus 103), 10405 Berlin

Katrin von Lehmann

Ist Nachhaltigkeit nah oder fern, bunt oder schwarz-weiß? 28.01.2024 - 25.02.2024

T66 Kulturwerk :: Talstrasse 66, 79102 Freiburg

Katrin von Lehmann_CourtesyKangContemporary — *Ist Nachhaltigkeit nah oder fern, bunt oder schwarz-weiß?*

Vernissage: 26.01.2024, 18 Uhr
Begrüßung: Michael Ott (T66 Kulturwerk) und Prof. Dr. Veronika Lipphard (Direktorium FRIAS)
Einführende Worte: Dr. Jutta Götzmann (Leitende Direktorin der Städtischen Museen Freiburg)

T66 Kulturwerk, Talstraße 66, 79102 Freiburg

Jazoo Yang

Loading. Street Art in the Digital Age, Group show 6.12.23 - 21.7.24

Grand Palais Immersif, Paris

Arnold Dreyblatt

Unveiling of Gates of Remembrance, a memorial for the Dutch victims of national-socialism in Ysselsteyn, The Netherlands 04.12.23

Kang Contemporary

Featured in Kunst in Berlin: Spaziergänge zu Kunstwerken, Galerien und Museen (Unterwegs in Berlin)

Jeongmoon Choi

Winterlicht installationen – »Fragility | Stability« im DA Kunsthaus, Kloster Gravenhorst

09.12.23 – 03.03.24

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Elizabeth Kang

Selected as one of the International jury members for 2024 BBA Artist Prize

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Gudrun Petersdorff

Featured in Ostsee-Zeitung 6 mARCH 2023

Meng Huang

private Shanghai museum acquires Huang’s shanshui-i

Moritz Jekat

Presents Wetlands of Pharmacology at Geneva International Film Festival's Digital Market 2023 8.11—10.11.23 Swiss interactive discussion on Wednesday, 8 November

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Frank Coldewey

Exhibits at Leerraum weiss/Schwarz at Brandenburgisches Landesmuseum für moderne Kunst 24.9.—19.11.23

Imran Channa

Featured in ASAP | art article written by ANKAN KAZI Erasing the Past:Photography in the Archive and the Work of Imran Channa

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Jazoo Yang

featured in article written by kim taeman, Director of the National Maritime Museum

Kim Taeman, Director of National Maritime Museum
[on Artists Haku Seungho and Yang Jazoo]
The opening performance of the 2023 Busan Sea Art Festival was a special attempt never seen before.
The performance was by artists Haku Seung-ho and his wife, Yang Jazoo. Haku Seung-ho who was active for a decade in Berlin, Germany, is a Korean-Japanese. He has now temporarily settled near Pohang, Korea. A sensor attached to the body of artist Yang Jazoo, as she was drawing, simultaneously generates an electric signal and transmits it as audio, which is then transmitted to Haku. This is an experimentation which the artist Seungho created with sound and it plays to the audience's ears through speakers. In other words, visual images are converted into sound and made auditory.
It is a process in which an image drawn with ink is converted into sound, forms meaning, and finally becomes art. It is a rare experimental art that integrates form and sound.
Following the opening ceremony, a guided exhibition tour by the director Irini was a standard, and an after-party held at a nearby cafe was essential. No matter where you go, one meets interesting people which is truly a bonus.
Busan in October is full of cultural offers such as movies, dance, theater, and art, so
I appreciate Busan!
Sea Art Festival 2023
*Flickering Shores, Sea Imaginaries*
October 14 to November 19

Chan Sook Choi

Participates in The 12th Seoul Mediacity Biennale, THIS TOO IS A MAP

23 September - 19 November 2024

Chan Sook Choi, the tumble still, 2023,
Commissioned by the 12th Seoul Mediacity Biennale, Courtesy of the artist

JEONGMOON choi

PARTICIPATES IN DRAIFLeSSEN COLLECTION, THREADS (Material – Myths – Symbols)

12 october - 25 FEBRUARY 2024

Magdalena Abakanowicz, Louise Bourgeois, Jeongmoon Choi, Alphonse-Victor Colas, Vincenz Grüner, Eva Hesse, Maria Lai, Rosa Loy, Cesare Nebbia, Vanessa Oppenhoff, Crispijn van de Passe, Antonio Tempesta, Rosemarie Trockel, Heike Weber

Jazoo Yang

Participates in Flickering Shores, Sea Imaginaries, SEA ART FESTIVAL 2023

14 october - 19 november 2023

hosted by Busan Biennale Foundation

Annette Cords

SOLO exhibition

1014 Space for Ideas, new york

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Arnold Dreyblatt

“Resolve” (LP), newly released with The Orchestra of Excited Strings

Sojin Park

Featured in The October issue of the Harpers Bazaar Germany "ART LIST"

Jazoo Yang

PARTICIPATION IN Gangneung International Art Festival(GIAF23)

26 SEPTEMBER - 29 OCTOBER 2023

imran channa

Exhibition surreal futures

August 27, 2023 - January 28, 2024

MAX ERNST Museum in Bruhl, Germany

Arnold Dreyblatt

LESEZEICHEN

03.05.2023 - 26.11.2023

Jüdisches Museum Franken in Fürth, Germany

Imran Channa

EMAF 2023 Trembing Time- European Media Art Festival No.36

19.04.2023 - 29.04.2023

Kunsthalle Osnabrück, Germany

Promised Land 2022, interactive digital experience, 3-channel video game installation

Arnold Dreyblatt

Broken Music Vol. 2 - 70 Jahre Schallplatten und Soundarbeiten von Künstlerinnen*

17.12.2022 - 14.05.2023

Hamburger Bahnhof, berlin

Arnold Dreyblatt

Book Presentation / Buchpräsentation: Black Mountain College As Multiverse

Verlag Kettler / Muthesius Kunsthochschule, 2022

Ed.: Arnold Dreyblatt, Petra Maria Meyer

March 24, 6 PM / 24.März, 18 Uhr
with / mit Arnold Dreyblatt, Dr. Gabriele Knapstein, Dr. Eugen Blume and others / und andere

Buchhandlung Walther König a. d. Museumsinsel, Burgstr. 27, 10178 Berlin
Free Entrance / Eintritt frei

This publication is the first to examine the BMC’s educational model, its philosophical approaches and John Dewey’s philosophy of art with the aim of comprehensively understanding and reviving the BMC’s legacy in order to renew it in a participatory sense.
A major focus of this volume is the art project “PERFORMING the Black Mountain ARCHIVE” by Arnold Dreyblatt, in which students from European art academies were invited to translate an archive on the Black Mountain College created by Dreyblatt into the present time through performative interaction.

with Texts contributions by / mit Textbeiträgen von:  Petra Maria Meyer, Arnold Dreyblatt, Eugen Blume, Marc Rölli, Lyubov Bugaeva, Anna Schapiro, Torsten Blume, Joachim Krausse, Melanie Sehgal, Eugen Blume, Oswald Egger, Norbert Lange, Versatorium, Johanna Gosse etc.

Die Publikation untersucht erstmals das Bildungsmodell des BMC, seine philosophischen Ansätze und die Kunstphilosophie von John Dewey mit dem Ziel, das Erbe des BMC umfassend zu verstehen und wiederzubeleben, um es in einem partizipatorischen Sinn zu erneuern.
Einen Schwerpunkt bildet dabei das Kunstprojekt „PERFORMING the Black Mountain ARCHIVE“ von Arnold Dreyblatt, bei dem Studierende europäischer Kunstakademien eingeladen waren, ein von Dreyblatt zusammengestelltes Archiv zum Black Mountain College durch performative Interaktion in die Gegenwart zu übersetzen.

Arnold Dreyblatt

Artist talk „Letzte Europäer?,“

Jüdischen Museum München

28. Februar 2023, 19.00

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ANNETTE CORDS

“Zwischen und zeilen” at the ANHALTISCHER KUNSTVEREIN DESSAU

featured in the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, 16. Jan 2023

Annette Cords

exhibition Language of Play

January 26–April 1, 2023

Yeh Art Gallery, St. John's University, New York

JAZOO YANG

FEATURED in THE KOREA HERALD

14. Feb 2023

exhibits in Von Genen und Menchen, Deutsches Hygiene Museum alongside artists Gemma Anderson, Marina Belobrovaja, Candice Breitz, Andreas Greiner, Camille Henrot, Mauro Hertig, Mogens Jacobsen, Alicja Kwade, Olga Lukyanova, Jumana Manna, Christian Kosmas Mayer, Henrik Olesen, Marc Quinn, Etsuko Yakushimaru.

Galleries for future 2022

Kang Contemporary has been awarded the “Galleries for Future” prize for an outstanding gallery concept on 15.12.2022 by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy & Enterprises / the European Union in cooperation with the state association Berlin Galleries (Lvbg).

Our thanks go out to the jury, all artists, our team, and friends of the gallery for their excellent work and unrelenting interest and support!

Congratulations to the fellow winners!

Gewinner:innen des Galleries for Future Wettbewerbes mit der Wettebewerbsjury und Staatssekretär Michael Biel © Projekt Zukunft / Christoph Soeder

“confucio non basta piu a xi corriera della sera”

Corriere della Sera - La Lettura, 11 Dez. 2022

“Mixed Media Artist Jazoo Yang Reinterprets Urban And Cultural Memory With Fragments Of Found Objects”

Honorary Reporters,Korea.Net: official website of the Republic of Korea, 25.11.2022

“Sabine Laidig zeigt überraschende Illusionen”

Sindelfinger Zeitung, 14.11.2022

Jeongmoon Choi
KLANGLICHT

Graz Museum Schlossberg, Austria
27 - 29 OCTOBER 2022

“Choi Chan-sook unearths landownership”

The Korea Harold, 01.09.22

Choi Chan-sook poses for a photo July 8 at The National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (Im Se-jun/The Korea Herald)

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Chansook choi

“Port to the New Era”

Incheon International Airport, South Korea

Installation View, Chansook Choi, It Leaks I, 2022, Incheon International Airport, courtesy Marsgreen

imran Channa

Eye Artist and Scholar-in-Residence program, Film screening “Allegory of Cave Men” and installation “Promised Land“

EYE Film Musuem, Amsterdam

05.09 - 11.09.2022

Discover germany: issue 96

august 2022

“A hidden treasure trove for contemporary art”

MONOPOL 10.06.22

Shared suffering: exhibition on Korean border experiences in Wolfsburg

Checkpoint BORDERVIEWS FROM KOREA
Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg

21. 5. — 18. 9. 2022

Kang Contemporary presents at Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg a young soldier stands infront of the north korean border it is a poster for an art exhibition — Checkpoint. Grenzblicke aus Korea, courtesy Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg

artwork by chanshook choi from kang contemporary there is a big screen with minerals and the video of korean people in the dmz it is new media art about the border between north and south korea — Installation View, ChanSook Choi, 60Ho, courtesy Kang Contemporary

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vadim zakharov

the Artist protests against war outside Russian Pavilion at Venice Biennale

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DREAM-REVISION-ENDEAVOR EXHIBITION OPENING

RAFT OF SANITY, BUFFALO NEW YORK

FRIDAY / MAY 13 / 6PM - 9PM

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Media-Artist Chan Sook Choi has been named the winner of the Korea Art Prize 2021

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TIP BERLIN

KUltur highlight March 2022

Jeongmoon Choi

Perspectives #02
New acquisitions of the collection

Frac alsac- - Fonds Regional d'Art Contemporain Alsace

Vernissage: 25.03.2022 / 18h-20h30

Jeongmoon Choi

Media art festival LUNA NIGHTS 2022

24TH -26TH OF MARCH, 2022

City centre of Leeuwarden, Netherlands

ANNETTE CORDS

along with her exhibition ‘material voices‘ she SPOKE AT THE ‘CRAFTNOW’ SYMPOSIUM 2021 IN PHILADELPHIA, US.

05.11.2021

Watch her presentation here

KATRIN VON LEHMANN

member of the Young Academy for Sustainability Research (YAS)
Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies,
University Freiburg, Germany.

28.10.2021

Opening Event of the Young Academy for Sustainability Research, Frias institute [including a lecture by Katrin von Lehmann towards the end]

vadim zakharov

the cool and the cold
Painting in the USA and the USSR 1960–1990 Ludwig Collection
Gropius bau, berlin

24.09.2021-09.01.2021

KangContemporary Vadim Zakharov Gropis Baus The Cool and The Col Ludwig Sammlung — Vadim Zakharov, Well (Performance), 1986

Annette Cords

“Material Voices”

Philadelphia, US,

27.10.21 - 04.12.21

CHAN SOOK CHOI

KOREAN ART PRIZE 2021

MMCA, NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART, KOREA

20.10.2021 - 20.3.2021

“The Korea Artist Prize is an award program that supports artists who embody the potential and vision of the future for contemporary art in Korea.“
http://koreaartistprize.org/en/project/choi-chan-sook/

Gudrun Petersdorff

“Blaue stunde”

Liepzig, 23.10.21 - 20.10.21

Annette Cords

“Riot Material”

New york, 16.09.2021

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EXCERPT

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Tagesspiegel
14.08.2021

Raúl de Zárate, Espejismo, 2020, acrylic on linen, 90 x 70 cm

Congratulations !

CHAN SOOK CHOI

HAS BEEN CHOSEN AS ONE OF FOUR FINALISTS FOR THE PRESTIGIOUS

KOREA ARTIST PRIZE 2021

Finalists Announcement

“Korea Artist Prize 2021”

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On April 13, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA) revealed the four finalists for its 10th Korea Artist Prize: multimedia artist Kim Sangjin; painter and installation artist Bang Jeong-A; and video and performance artists Min Oh and Choi Chan Sook.

The winner will be chosen in December based on new works shown at the upcoming Korea Artist Prize exhibition at MMCA Seoul, slated for October 20 to January 20, 2022. Each finalist has been granted KRW 40 million (USD 35,700) for the production of the new works, while the winner will be awarded an additional KRW 10 million (USD 8,900).

Seoul-based Kim Sangjin, who completed his MFA in 2013 at Goldsmiths, University of London, meditates on the relationship between time, signs, language, objects, and their surroundings through a wide range of mediums including video, sound, and mixed media sculptural installations. Associated with the Minjung and feminist art movements since the 1980s, Busan-based Bang Jeong-A is known for her witty and satirical realist paintings and drawings, which address social and cultural issues that Korean women face. She completed her MFA at Busan’s Dongseo University in 2009, and was awarded the Busan Youth Artist Award in 2002.

Meanwhile, Netherlands-based Min Oh utilizes her musical background to investigate the intersections of music, choreography, and performance in her examination of formative beauty. She completed her MFA at New Haven’s Yale University in 2008 and was a resident artist at Paris’s Fondation Fiminco (2020) and Hermès Foundation Missulsang (2018), among others. Berlin-based Choi Chan Sook experiments with video installations and performance to explore individual and collective memories of historical incidents. She completed her degree at the Berlin University of the Arts in 2008.

Launched in 2012 and co-organized by the SBS Culture Foundation, the annual Korea Artist Prize recognizes and supports artists who propose new directions for contemporary Korean art. This year’s jury comprised MMCA director Youn Bummo; Seoul National University of Science and Technology professor Park So-hyun; curators and also artistic directors of the 13th Gwangju Biennale, Defne Ayas and Natasha Ginwala; Daegu Art Museum director Choi Eun-ju; and Singapore’s National Art Gallery director Eugene Tan.

Text Yuna Lee

http://artasiapacific.com/News/2021KoreaArtistPrizeFinalistsAnnounced