LECTURE
PERFORMANCE
 
 
 
 
At the lecture & performance program, participating artists and directors talk about their art world and artworks in their own words. Together with artists’ presentations, female shaman Lee, Sang Soon’s Seoul Sae-Nam Gut (shamanistic ritual) and siren eun young jung’s performance Le Nouveau Monde Amoureux will be staged. At the Korean Film Archive, there will be talks with directors after the film screenings.
 
*Detailed programs after September 3 will be posted on our website.
 
PROGRAM 1
 
September 1 (Mon)
 
Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA)
1F Lobby
2pm
Performance ‘Seoul Sae-Nam Gut (shamanistic ritual)’ by Lee, Sang Soon
4pm
Opening Ceremony
5pm
Performance Le Nouveau Monde Amoureux by seren eunyoung jung
6pm
Jakrawal NILTHAMRONG (English-Korean consecutive interpretation)
7pm
Eric Baudelaire (English-Korean consecutive interpretation)

 
PROGRAM 2
 
September 2 (Tue)
 
Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA)
Korean Film Archive (KOFA)
Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA)

10am
Annex 1F Press Room
.
Zero Dimension Documentary Film and The White Rabbit of Inaba Screening
11am
Annex 1F Press Room
.
Artist Talk Zero Dimension / Kato Yoshihiro (Japanese-Korean consecutive interpretation)
1pm
Artist Talk Tamura Yuichiro (Japanese-Korean consecutive interpretation)
2pm
Artist Talk Jesse Jones (English-Korean consecutive interpretation)

 
Korean Film Archive (KOFA)

4pm
Artist Talk Ho Sin Tung (English-Korean consecutive interpretation) (Cinematheque KOFA 3)
5:30pm
Artist Talk Rho Jae Oon (Korea) (Cinematheque KOFA 3)
7:30m
Screening and Artist Talk Natacha Nisic (English-Korean consecutive interpretation) (Cinematheque KOFA 1)
 
Zero Dimension / Kato Yoshihiro
 
제로지겐
 
Zero Dimension showed unprecedented performances under the slogan of ‘bringing a human being back to zero’ from 1963 to 1972. First appearing in front of the International Hotel Nagoya in 1963, the artist group Zero Dimension produced performances like streaking in Shinjuku while wearing a gas mask or an all-nude man and woman tied up with a rope walking around the subway train in Tokyo. Zero Dimension values the polarity of the sacred and the secular found in traditional religious rituals, and combines their performance art with ‘rituals.’ Due to their taboobreaking actions the artist group was often neglected in the history of art, but Zero Dimension is now newly receiving attention both in Japan and abroad. Live and work in Nagoya. [Translated by Kim Jeong-bok]
 
[Go to Artist Page]
Tamura Yuichiro
 
타무라-유이치로
 
Tamura graduated from the Tokyo University of the Arts and is currently a PhD candidate at the Graduate School of Film and New Media. He has pursued the possibilities of the moving image, taking photography as a point of departure while straddling various media including film, installation, and performance. His film NIGHTLESS received the excellence award at the 14th Japan Media Arts Festival in 2010, and has been shown internationally. Lives and works in Berlin. www.damianoyurkiewich.com
 
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Jesse Jones
 
제시-존스
 
Jesse Jones creates works that primarily take the form of film and video and explores historical instances of communal culture and resistance. Her practice uses drive-in cinemas, film, music and performance in order to explore popular culture as a site of shared collective social consciousness. She has had solo presentations at REDCAT, Los Angeles, and projects at The New Museum, New York, and Serpentine Cinema, London, to name a few. Lives and works Dublin.
 
[Go to Artist Page]
 
Ho Sin Tung
 
호신텅
 
Ho Sin Tung graduated from Fine Arts Department of the Chinese University in Hong Kong. Her works are sometimes exhibited, sometimes collected, sometimes awarded, and sometimes abandoned. Her work Hong Kong Inter-vivos Film Festival has shown in the Hong Kong Contemporary Art Award Exhibition in Hong Kong Museum of Art and the 9th Shanghai Biennale. Lives and works in Hong Kong. www.hooosintung.com
 
[Go to Artist Page]
Rho Jae Oon
 
노재운
 
Roh Jae Oon has produced a number of web-based projects including V (vimalaki.net), AEGIPEAK, Bite the Bullet!, and God4saken. Rho has had solo exhibitions at Insa Art Space, Art Space Pool, Gallery Plant, and Atelier Herm?s. He participated in numerous group exhibitions at venues such as PLATEAU, the Samsung Museum of Art, and the New Museum. His work has been presented in international biennials including the Gwangju Biennale (2006) and Busan Biennale (2012). Rho is currently a director of C12 Pictures. Lives and works in Seoul.
 
[Go to Artist Page]