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Dahn Gim and Lisa Myeong-Joo

Dérive for Seoul
(2016-17), 24”x 1969” Bubble Wrap, durational performance, 8’ 30’’


Dérive for Seoul (2016-17) is presented by artists, Dahn Gim and Lisa Myeong-Joo. Though transient, the pair decided to get together in the Winter of 2016, to begin a series of durational performances beginning in South Korea. As the title may suggest, the artists traversed the city on foot, using “playful-constructive behavior and awareness of psychogeographical effects”1  to explore their feelings of dislocation, relocation and ambivalence in and towards Seoul.

1. Debord, G (1958) . Theory of the Dérive. In: K. Knabb, ed. rev. tr. Situationist International Anthology, 3rd Ed. Berkeley: Bureau of Public Secrets, pp. 134




Date:         12/19/2016

Start Time:     11:00am
End Time:     19:30pm

Material(s):      60cm (wide) x  50m (length) / 24” x 1969”  Bubble Wrap

Weather:    Mostly Cloudy, Light Rain / Snow
Average Temperature / 평균기온: -2.5°C / 27.5°F
High / 최고기온: 1.5°C / 34.7°F
Low / 최저기온: -4.4°C / 24.0°F
Humidity: 56%

Location(s):     Seoul, South Korea

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1. Daelim Sanga (대림상가)
2. Seun Sanga (세운상가)
3. Tapgol Park (탑골공원)
4. Anguk Station (안국역)
5. Gwanghwamun Square (광화문/역사물길)
6. National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (국립현대미술관 -서울관)

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Dahn Gim was born in Busan, raised in Toronto and now lives and works in Los Angeles. Gim explores a wide range of media and techniques to create her work such as sound, video, textile, drawing, digital prints, sculpture, and performance. Often, ‘humor’ plays a key role to arouse the audiences' imagination and encourage them to voluntarily participate in her participatory performance. Gim’s recent works examines found objects, reimagining and/or contemplating their forms to separate from their function to create a new ideas that are mythical and fantastical beings.

www.camelladaeunkim.com
www.makingout.la

Lisa Myeong-Joo was born in Seoul in 1988, and was adopted by an Australian family in 1989. Her artistic practice is often performative, reactive and repetitive involving the re-arrangement of symbol, language and gesture in her search for the universals of the everyday. Over the past three years, Lisa has spent time back in her home country where she completed a residency at the MMCA in Seoul, and most recently at Kriti Gallery, Varanasi in 2017.

http://www.lisakeighery.com/


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