K-Art on the Map
K-Art on the Map explores the creative philosophies, practices, and portfolios of contemporary Korean transnational artists. The aim of the project is to invite audiences into their border-crossing journeys, to encourage new ways of thinking about migration, and to celebrate the incredible diversity of Korean art. 100+ artists have taken part to date, as featured across our K-Art Voices interviews, K-Art Portal screenings, K-Studio Sessions, and digital publications.
An Interview with Becky Moon
Take the microscope and enjoy a privileged, up close and personal glimpse at Becky Moon’s eco-tastic creative practice in NYC …
A Beautiful Mess
Play studio Tetris with Jun Yang as he navigates the physical toll of large-scale creation and escapes the claustrophobia of the canvas …
Lines, Wires, and Industrial Scrap
Join Jooeun Kim as she salvages Chicago’s industrial gusts and brings them into a studio built on the art of un-making …
A Dark Room
Heehyun Choi’s black and white silent film that explores the private lives of Joseon-era women through the lens of poet Chông Yagyong and the camera obscura …
An Interview with Kyungmin Park
Join the conversation about migration, belonging, and creativity across borders with Boston-based educator and ceramic artist, Kyungmin Park …
An Interview with Yeon Jin Kim
Meet Yeon Jin Kim, the traditional Jogakbo practitioner and educator whose body of work cuts, interrupts, and reclaims narratives of migration …
Paayme Paxaayt
Sharon Chohi Kim’s eco-performance channels the spirit of local wildlife and shamanic traditions to promote reciprocity with the Los Angeles River and Mother Earth …
An Interview with Mooa Kang
Enjoy the magic of Korean aesthetics and ride the winds of birth, motherhood, and death with designer and bunchae pigment practitioner, Mooa Kang …
An Interview with Diana Noh
Follow Diana Noh on a whistlestop tour of Chicago’s hybrid array of must see venues, abandoned spaces, and pockets of reprieve …
An Interview with Kay Seohyung Lee
Feel small, rise tall, and hold expressive space for the vulnerable ones with Philadelphia-based creative, Kay Seohyung Lee …
An Interview with Yooyeon Nam
Enter the fascinating mind of New York-based painter Yooyeon Nam and discover what it takes to thrive as an introvert in a world that refuses to sleep …
An Interview with Jun Yang
Creative Jun Yang celebrates San Francisco, the city that gave him the freedom to cope, explore his queerness, and turn art into a form of activism and catalyst for social change …