Copy URLThe MMCA Research Lab aims to explore the dynamic flows of contemporary art and lead various discourses and discussions through collaborative research projects with researchers, critics, artists, and curators along with the reserchers from MMCA.
Art historian Kim Hyeonjoo, art critic Lee Jinshil, artist siren eun young jung, and curator Hur Hojeong participated in The Features: Contemporary Art and Feminism.
Each of the four participants discusses the beginning and boundaries of feminist art in Korea, the current state of feminism in relation to social networks and the need for solidarity, the exploration of artists who attempt to subvert conventional notions of women's bodies, and curating proposals to support the practice of feminism.
Kim Hyeonjoo, An Overview of South Korean Feminist Art →
Kim Hyeonjoo, Time to study Noh Wonhee →
siren eun young jung, What Does Feminist Art/Artist Do? (1) →
siren eun young jung, What Does Feminist Art/Artist Do? (2) →
siren eun young jung, What Does Feminist Art/Artists Do? (3) →
Lee Jinshil, Bone and Wrapper: Moving Body Fragments →
Lee Jinshil, Fishy Paintings: The Tentacular Sensibilities of Women Painters →
Lee Jinshil, Labor and the Woman’s Body as a Battleground of Emotion →
Hur Hojeong, The Curator’s Dilemma →
Hur Hojeong, The Title of “Feminist Artists” and “Feminist Art” →
Hur Hojeong, The Methodology of Questioning →
Kim Hyeonjoo, An Overview of South Korean Feminist Art (Study Group 1 Presentation) →