Hyunjin Kim curator
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김현진 Hyunjin Kim (金炫辰)[편집]
Hyunjin Kim is a curator and writer. Born in 1975 and living in Seoul.
She curated her three-year program, Frequency of Tradition as KADIST Lead Curator for Asia and also History Has Failed Us, but No Matter, the Korean Pavilion exhibition at the 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, in 2019. She also served as Artistic Director of the Incheon Art platform (2021), the Director of Arko Art Center, Seoul (2014–15), and co-curator of the 7th Gwangju Biennale (2008).
Her numerous exhibitions include Frequencies of Tradition (KADIST, SF, 2022, IAP Incheon, 2021, Guangdong Times Museum, Guangzhou, 2020), Reclamation, New Rocks, Stray Dogs, Birds, and Acoustic of the Garden (IAP, Incheon, 2021), 2 or 3 Tigers (Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, 2017), Movement, Contingency, and Community (Gallery27, Kaywon Art & Design School, 2007), and Plug-In #3-Undeclared Crowd (Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, 2006). Kim has curated and written about artists including Seulgi Lee, Nina Canell, Hwayeon Nam, Haegue Yang, Jewyo Rhii, siren eun young jung, Jane Jin Kaisen, and Zinny Maidagan, among others. She was a member of the advisory board for Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin (2014–16) and a jury member for the DAAD Berlin artists-in-residence program (2017–18).
Career[편집]
2021 Artistic Director of Incheon Art Platform (IAP)
2018-2020 Regional Lead Curator for Asia, KADIST San Francisco
2018-2019 Curator for Korea Pavilion, 58th La Biennale di Venezia
2014- 2015 Director & Artistic Director of Arko Art Center
2013 Chief Curator of Ilmin Museum
2007-2008 Co-curator of 7th Gwangju Biennial, Gwangju, South Korea (Artistic Director Okwui Enwezor as co-curator with Ranjit Hoskote)
2006 Associated Curator of IASmedia, Insa Art Space, Seoul, South Korea
2005-2006 Research/Guest curator of Vanabbe Museum, Eindhoven, NL
2001–2003 Assistant Curator of Artsonje Center, Seoul
2000 Curator of Ssamzie Space, Seoul
1999 Curator of Alternative Space Loop, Seoul
Other[편집]
current KADIST International Acquisition Advisory
2016- 2020 lectured and led seminars for R.A.T School of Art, Seoul
2017-2018 Jury member for DAAD Artist Residency, Berlin
2014-2016 The International Advisory Board of Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW), Berlin
2004 – 2007 A member of the Collective, Friendly Enemies (published a series of independent journals)
Education[편집]
2007-2011 MPhil/Ph.D. Candidate in Curatorial Knowledge, Goldsmiths, University of London (Incomplete)
2004 Critical Studies (Post-graduate), Malmö Art Academy & Rooseum, Malmö, Sweden
2003 M.A in Art Studies, Hongik University Graduate School
1998 B.A in Art Studies, College of Fine Arts and Design, Hongik University
Selected List of Exhibition/Curating[편집]
Frequencies of Tradition, 2020-2022[편집]
Frequencies of Tradition is the exhibition developed from a three-year series of KADIST’s international programs, comprising exhibitions, seminars, and commissions of new works taking place across Asia, in close collaboration with partner institutions, researchers, and artists in the region.
April 2–July 16, 2022
KADIST, San Francisco
With works by Chung Seoyoung, Yoeri Guépin, Ho Tzu Nyen, Chia-Wei Hsu, siren eun young jung, Tomoko Kikuchi, Seulgi Lee, Young Min Moon, Hwayeon Nam, Gala Porras-Kim, Lieko Shiga, Ming Wong
Organized by KADIST
December 7, 2021–April 10, 2022
Incheon Art Platform, Incheon
With works by Sooryeon Choe, Chung Seoyoung, Yoeri Guépin, Ho Tzu Nyen, Chia Wei Hsu, siren eun young jung, Jane Jin Kaisen, Alexander Keefe + Ashoke Chatterjee & Liz Phillips, Tomoko Kikuchi, Ayoung Kim, Gala Porras-Kim, Seulgi Lee, Young Min Moon, Hwayeon Nam, Part-time Suite, Ko Sakai & Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Lieko Shiga, Simon Soon + Roger Nelson & Stella, Stephanie Spray & Pacho Velez, Erika Tan, Fiona Tan, Evelyn Taocheong Wang, Wang Tuo, Ming Wong, Yo Daham, and Zheng Guogu
Organized by IFAC–Incheon Art Platform in collaboration with KADIST and Guangdong Times Museum (Guangzhou, China)
Supported by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in South Korea
*Online view(3D documentation): A21063:인천아트플랫폼ㆍ - Archive360[편집]
December 12, 2020–February 7, 2021
the Guangdong Times Museum, Guangzhou
With works by artists Yoeri Guépin, Ho Tzu Nyen, Chia Wei Hsu, siren eun young jung, Jane Jin Kaisen, Alexander Keefe in collaboration with Ashoke Chatterjee, and Liz Phillips, Tomoko Kikuchi, Ayoung Kim, Hwayeon Nam, Ko Sakai and Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Lieko Shiga, Simon Soon in collaboration with Stella and Roger Nelson, Stephanie Spray and Pacho Velez, Erika Tan, Fiona Tan, Evelyn Taocheng Wang, Ming Wong, Yo Daham, and Zheng Guogu
Co-organized by Guangdong Times Museum and KADIST in cooperation with Goethe-Institute China
Supported by the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Guangzhou
December 15, 2020—January 30, 2021 (stream)
Online Video Exhibition thru KADIST online
with works by Yoeri Guépin, Ayoung Kim, Ming Wong, Erika Tan, Ho Tzu Nyen, and Ashoke Chatterjee in collaboration with Alexander Keefe
- Frequency of Tradition, KADIST, Seminar : Greater Asias Forum & the Kyoto School with Far East Network
09 Nov 2018–11 Nov 2018
seminar regarding artist Ho Tzu Nyen’s research
in collaboration with Archive Lounge Program(curator David Teh) of The Gwangju Biennale 2018
YOUR PLATFORM, YOUR PARK[편집]
Your Platform, Your Park is a public art project that gradually developed for two years from the summer of 2021, comprised of a public sculpture project, public gardening, and the development of refined public communication under the concept of ‘Navigating Buoy,’ a related public program to present the entire IAP area as a friendly park for the neighboring community.
July 2021 – June 2023
Incheon Art Platform outdoor area (3, Jemullyang-ro 218beon-gil, Jung-gu, Incheon)
conceived and curated by Hyunjin Kim during her Artistic Director of IAP 2021
15 Korean artists, including Kim Byungjo, Yoon Hyangro, YANG Jiwon, LEE Seulgi, LEE Eunsae, and Jung Jihyun.
Organized by IFAC-Incheon Art Platform
Supported by Arts Council Korea
Slow Water_Seulgi Lee[편집]
The solo exhibition of Artist Seulgi Lee, who freely links and spans vernacular art forms or linguistic origins related to tradition, community, material, and culture, contemporary forms, humor, wit, locality, and universality. Slow Water is a new commission work by IAP, which awakens our senses for the water that flows widely and slowly with lights. The exhibition resulted from her collaboration with dancheong, moonsal, and Tongyeong quilt artisans she has worked with for years.
September 10 - November 7, 2021
Incheon Art Platform (Gallery B, E3 & Outdoor Space)
Organized by IFAC-Incheon Art Platform
*Online view(3D documentation): A21046:인천아트플랫폼ㆍ이슬기 Seulgi Lee - Archive360
Reclamation, New Rocks, Stray Dogs, Birds, and Acoustics of the Garden[편집]
The exhibition is derived from examinations of urban and ecological conditions surrounding those undergoing human-induced changes. The works featured in this exhibition bear artists' aesthetic and ethical observations that raise attention to inseparable symbiosis with nonhuman spheres. The figures and narratives in the works resonate with the mode of thinking and living that embraces the challenges and possibilities of our troubled times.
May 21st – July 25th, 2021
Incheon Art Platform (Gallery B, E3, G1, G3)
with works by Gwon Doyeon, Kim Hwayong, Nam Hwayeon, Liu Chuang, Park Jina, Chang Hanna, Jumana Manna, Charles Lim Yi Yong, Karrabing Film Collective, Tania Candiani, Fabrizio Terranova
*Online view(3D documentation) : A21030:and Acoustics of the Gardenㆍ - Archive360
History Has Failed Us, but No Matter[편집]
Korean Pavilion, 58th La Biennale di Venezia
This exhibition explores the history of modernization in East Asia through the lens of gender and the agency of tradition. Generating a complex narrative assemblage of historical interventions, the three artists in this exhibition seek to resist and create ruptures in the logic of systems and power, and they are keen to question how the development of civilization, the violence of convention, and the norms of such history take place in our times.
May 11–November 24, 2019
Artist: siren eun young jung, Hwayeon Nam, and Jane Jin Kaisen
Curated by Hyunjin Kim, and commissioned by Art Council Korea
- curator's introduction video
Theater "Ten Years, Please"[편집]
Objects-performing theater that presents sculptural modes and storytelling by Jewyo Rhii, talking about their births and journeys of those works for the last decade, which scattered among acquaintances.
Oct 18-22, 2017
Namsan Art Center, Seoul
Conceived by Hyunjin Kim and Co-directed by the Jewyo Rhii and Hyunjin Kim
Produced by Curatorial Lab Seoul
Organized by Namsan Art Center
Supported by Maeil Dairy. Co.Ltd.
Review_Sculptures Reflect On The Space They Occupy In "Ten Years, Please" - The Theatre Times
Gridded Current[편집]
The exhibition Gridded Currents explores how nature, in particular the sea, has been ruled and dominated by modernization in reifying and enforcing modernity’s border-making. The sea is no longer a neutral landscape, as seen in this exhibition. Instead, it approaches the ocean as a site of colonial history, a charged marker of national borders, and a target of capitalistic exploitation of its natural resources. The works of Nina Canell, Ayoung Kim, Runo Lagomarsino, and Charles Lim Yi Yong explore various aspects of modernity and other meta-narratives that maintain a distance from everyday reality but remain deeply embedded in the ocean’s depths.
Kukje Gallery, Seoul
July 20 - Aug 20, 2017
Artist: Nina Canell, Ayoung Kim, Runo Lagomarsino, Charles Lim
2 or 3 Tigers[편집]
2 or 3 Tigers is a group exhibition about colonialism, media, and modernity, specifically in East Asia. The figure of the tiger itself is the medium through which mythological, colonial, and modern histories are evoked and folded into the present, highlighting unstable identities and shifting ground, as well as structural continuities and modernization ideologies.
April 21 – July 3, 2017
HKW, Berlin
Exhibition with works by Ho Tzu Nyen, James T. Hong, Chia-Wei Hsu, IM Heung-soon, Jane Jin Kaisen & Guston Sondin-Kung, Minouk Lim, Park Chan-Kyong, Lieko Shiga, Yuichiro Tamura.
Co-curated by Hyunjin Kim and Anselm Franke
*2 or 3 Tigers, Opening Public Program[편집]
April 20 to 23, 2017
HKW Auditorium and film theater
With Au Sow-Yee, Kevin Chua, Anselm Franke, Hongkoo Han, Duto Hardono, Ho Rui An, Ho Tzu Nyen, Yuk Hui, Hyunjin Kim, Yongwoo Lee, Angela Melitopoulos, Park Chan-Kyong, Shabbir Hussain Mustafa, siren eun young jung, David Teh, The Propeller Group, Trinh T. Minh-Ha, and Mi You.
Lectures, talks, performances, and films discuss the relationship between media, technology, and society, specifically in historical and geopolitical contexts that are characterized by the logic of colonialism and nationalism, increasing militarization and financialization.*Flights from the Empire, 2nd Public Program
June 17–18, 2017, HKW
Referring to James C. Scott’s ”The Art of Not Being Governed," lectures, performances, and films explore the strategies of resistance against imperial and national structures in Asia while expounding on the genesis of state structures, national borders, and capitalist economies and their relationship with indigenous cultures and identity constructs.
Co-curated by Anselm Franke, Hyunjin Kim, and David Teh
Two Hours[편집]
Sept 22 – Oct 29, 2016, Tina Kim Gallery, New York
artist: Yiso Bahc, Chung Seoyoung, and Kim Beom
Two Hours - Bahc Yiso, Chung Seoyoung, Kim Beom - Exhibitions - Tina Kim Gallery
Two Hours focuses on works by three artists--Yiso Bahc, Seoyoung Chung, and Beom Kim--created and exhibited over roughly a decade from the late 1990s through the 2000s. Concentrating on pieces from these years, during which the three artists shared a similar sensitivity and congenial colleagueship, this exhibition introduces artworks that provide an inevitable basis for understanding the emergence of the notion of contemporary art in South Korea.
Nina Canell_Satin Ion (Solo Exhibition)[편집]
May 28- August 9, 2015, Arko Art Center, Seoul
Nina Canell - Announcements - e-flux
Hwayeon Nam_Time-Mechanics (Solo Exhibition)[편집]
April 9-June 28, Arko Art Center, Seoul
Hwayeon Nam - Announcements - e-flux
Tradition (Un)Realized[편집]
Sep 5 - Oct 4, 2014, Arko Art Center
A one-month pilot program with performance, screening, and symposium,
Co-curated by Hyunjin Kim, David Teh, and Youngue Jang, Arko Art Center
“Tradition (Un)Realized” - e-flux Education
Seoyoung Chung- The Speed of the Large, the Small and the Wide (Solo Exhibition)[편집]
Sept 12 - Nov. 17, 2013
Ilmin Museum, Seoul
Brilliant Collaborator[편집]
June 27 - Aug. 25, 2013
Ilmin Museum of Art, Seoul
탁월한 협업자들 - 일민미술관 (ilmin.org) / Brilliant Collaborators - Announcements - e-flux
(off)stage and Masterclass_ siren eun young jung’s theater performance[편집]
April 6, 2013
Seogang Mary Hall
Directed by siren eun young jung
Curated and produced by Hyunjin Kim
Organized by Festival Bo:m 2013
(Off)Stage/Masterclass 2013 : siren eun young jung (sirenjung.com)
Perspective Strikes Back[편집]
July 15– Oct. 3, 2010
L’appartement22, Rabat, Morocco
Dec. 17– Jan. 14, 2010, 2009
Doosan Gallery, Seoul
Annual Report, 7th Gwangju Biennale[편집]
The 7th Gwangju Biennale comprised a series of selected traveling exhibitions invited to use the biennale as a destination, a stop on the touring itinerary in the global exhibition network. By inviting exhibitions to the Biennale, exhibitions are understood here as a fundamental expression of cultural and intellectual practice. As such, they have gone beyond being understood as a form of reflection or forum of debate for art.
The program was divided into three main strands: "On the Road," a collection of traveling exhibitions that were produced elsewhere in 2006/2007; "Position Papers," involved curators in dialogue; and "Insertions," featured works and events specially commissioned for Gwangju.
Sept 5 – Nov. 5, 2008
Biennale Hall, Gwangju Museum of Art, Uijae Museum of Korean Art, Cinema Gwangju, Daein Traditional Market Artistic Director, Okwui Enwezor
Co-curator: Hyunjin Kim and Ranjit Hoskote
Position Papers Curators: Patrick D. Flores, Jang Un Kim, Abdellah Karroum, Sung-Hyen Park, Claire Tancons
Organized by Gwangju Biennale Foundation
Opening of 7th Gwangju Biennale - Announcements - e-flux
Movement, Contingency, and Community[편집]
Oct. 17– Nov. 5, 2007
Gallery27, Kaywon Art & Design School, Uiwang-si
Artists: Can Altay, Nina Canell, RunoLargomarsion, Wooyeon Lee, Minouk Lim, Jewyo Rhii, and Jimmy Robert
Curated by Hyunjin Kim
Organized by Kaywon Art & Design School
Sadong 30 - Haegue Yang Solo exhibition[편집]
Aug. 19–Oct. 29, 2006
Sadong 30-53, Inchon, South Korea
Curated by Hyunjin Kim
Supported by IFAC (Incheon Foundation of Art& Culture)
Undeclared Crowds[편집]
A collection-based exhibition as a part of the series “Plug-In: Revisited Collection of Van Abbemuseum
Apr. 08–Aug. 2006
Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, NL
Selected list of Publication[편집]
Hyunjin Kim “Bari, the Wilderness, and the Liminal” contributed to Community of Parting, edited by Anne Kølbæk Iversen and Jane Jin Kaisen, Published by Archive Books and The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in collaboration with Kunsthal Charlottenborg Copenhagen, 2021
Hyunjin Kim, “Sasangge and the Paradox of the Freedom Discourse in the Korean Peninsula,” Parapolitics: Cultural Freedom and the Cold War, edited by Anselm Franke, Nida Ghouse, Paz Guevara, and Antonia Majaca, HKW, Berlin, Sternberg Press, Berlin, 2021
Anomalous Tradition, Queer Enchantment: On the Work of siren eun young jung, AFTERALL, 2020
History Has Failed Us, but No Matter, edited by Hyunjin Kim, Turtle Books, Seoul, 2020
Access to Contemporary Korean Art 1980-2010, co-eds. Sohyun Ahn, Binna Choi & Seewon Hyun, Gim Jonggil, Heejin Kim, and Hyunjin Kim, FORUM A Press, 2018, Seoul
Brilliant Collaborators, Ilmin Museum, 2018, Seoul
Hyunjin Kim, "Colossal Roots, Tradition-Reality and contestation of Asian Modernity" (on Park Chankyong' works), Flash Art, 2017
2 Oder 3 Tiger, edited by Anselm Franke and Hyunjin Kim, HKW, Berlin, 2018 (in German)
2 or 3 Tigers, On-line publication, edited by Anselm Franke and Hyunjin Kim, HKW, Berlin, 2017
Hwayeon Nam_Time-Mechanics, Arko Art Center, Seoul, 2017
Nina Canell_Satin Ion, BomDia, Berlin, 2016
Tradition (Un)Realized, Arko Critical Studies Series, Arko Art Center, 2014
The Speed of the Large, the Small and the Wide, Seoyoung Chung and Hyunjin Kim(co-author), edited by Hyunjin Kim, Hyunsil Books, Seoul, 2013
Perspective Strikes Back, Darun Books & Doosan Gallery, Seoul, 2010
Movement, Contingency and Community, Darun Books, Seoul, 2008
Haegue Yang_Sadong 30, Wien Verlag, Berlin, Germany, 2007
Hyunjin Kim, “The Semiotic Intervention and its Performative Contingency,” Dolores Zinny and Juan Maidagan Catalog, Sala Rekalde, Bilbao, Spain, July 2007
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