https://www.spreaker.com/show/artnnectenArtsCopyright Kimberlyhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/470de9d485d963bf2d64f5dc0b1bd582.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/artnnectTue, 14 Dec 2021 16:54:15 +0000KimberlyKimberlyartnnect@gmail.comArtnnect is a podcast connecting Art community to explore Contemporary Art, connecting with the artists and art industry leaders worldwide to learn about their practice, stories, and ideas that are shaping art now.cleanepisodicKimberlyartnnect@gmail.comArtnnect is a podcast connecting Art community to explore Contemporary Art, connecting with the artists and art industry leaders worldwide to learn about their practice, stories, and ideas that are shaping art now.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/15829664/ep1-yiyun-kang
My name is Kimberly Park, your host and I am connecting with the artists and art industry leaders worldwide to learn about their practice, stories, and ideas that are shaping art now.

Today we are connecting with our first guest- Yiyun Kang, a leading media Korean artist who generates environmental moving image works and delivers Spatio-temporal narratives that challenge the dualistic thoughts.

Not only being an artist, Kang is a Visiting Lecturer in Information Experience Design specializing in projected moving-image works at Royal College of Art.

Based in Hong Kong, I was lucky enough to see her work featured in the group show Korea: Cubically Imagined, an immersive exhibition with Korean culture contents within the symbolic space of cube through integration with immersive and technology. Kang’s work, Beyond the Scene which was created for the global project CONNECT BTS was included in this exclusive exhibition. Enjoy!]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/47919766Tue, 14 Dec 2021 16:53:39 +0000KimberlyHello and Welcome to the Artnnect, a podcast that connects Art community to explore Contemporary Art . My name is Kimberly Park, your host and I am connecting with the artists and art industry leaders worldwide to learn about their practice,...
My name is Kimberly Park, your host and I am connecting with the artists and art industry leaders worldwide to learn about their practice, stories, and ideas that are shaping art now.

Today we are connecting with our first guest- Yiyun Kang, a leading media Korean artist who generates environmental moving image works and delivers Spatio-temporal narratives that challenge the dualistic thoughts.

Not only being an artist, Kang is a Visiting Lecturer in Information Experience Design specializing in projected moving-image works at Royal College of Art.

Based in Hong Kong, I was lucky enough to see her work featured in the group show Korea: Cubically Imagined, an immersive exhibition with Korean culture contents within the symbolic space of cube through integration with immersive and technology. Kang’s work, Beyond the Scene which was created for the global project CONNECT BTS was included in this exclusive exhibition. Enjoy!]]>2088contemporaryart,koreanartcleanfullKimberlyHello and Welcome to the Artnnect, a podcast that connects Art community to explore Contemporary Art . My name is Kimberly Park, your host and I am connecting with the artists and art industry leaders worldwide to learn about their practice, stories, and ideas that are shaping art now. Today we are connecting with our first guest- Yiyun Kang, a leading media Korean artist who generates environmental moving image works and delivers Spatio-temporal narratives that challenge the dualistic thoughts. Not only being an artist, Kang is a Visiting Lecturer in Information Experience Design specializing in projected moving-image works at Royal College of Art. Based in Hong Kong, I was lucky enough to see her work featured in the group show Korea: Cubically Imagined, an immersive exhibition with Korean culture contents within the symbolic space of cube through integration with immersive and technology. Kang’s work, Beyond the Scene which was created for the global project CONNECT BTS was included in this exclusive exhibition. Enjoy!No