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| − | * [http://audiovisualpavilion.org/avp-quarterly/ AVP quarterly], art journal, | + | * [http://audiovisualpavilion.org/avp-quarterly/ AVP quarterly], art journal, 2017-2020 |
* [http://www.balloonnneedle.com/ Balloon & Needle], record label, *2003 | * [http://www.balloonnneedle.com/ Balloon & Needle], record label, *2003 | ||
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20160616111524/http://domino-mag.kr:80/ Domino], magazine, *2011 | * [http://web.archive.org/web/20160616111524/http://domino-mag.kr:80/ Domino], magazine, *2011 | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 28 April 2025
Contents
Initiatives
- Venues
- ACS, performance venue, *2020
- Art Sonje Center, private art museum, *1998
- Art Space Pool, *1999
- The Book Society, bookstore, *2010
- The Books (Samuso), bookstore
- Dotolim, small venue for improvised music and experimental art, *2008
- D Project Space, gallery, *2012
- Factory, exhibition space, *2002
- Gagarin, art bookstore, *2010, [1]
- GBN Live House, underground music venue
- The House Concert, living room concerts, *2002, [2]
- Insa Art Space, *2000
- Jeokdo, artist workspace, *2018
- Loop Alternative Space, gallery, *2006
- Nam June Paik Art Center, *2008
- Post Poetics, art bookstore, *2006
- Rope Editions, art books and experimental music store
- Sarubia, project space, *1999
- Seendosi, artist-run bar and performance & event venue, *2015
- Seoul Art Space Mullae, creativity space, *2010
- ururu, server and project space
- Vurt, music venue
- Yogiga, music venue and art space
- Past venues: Audio Visual Pavilion/Lab (exhibition space, 2013-2022)
- Other initiatives
- AVP quarterly, art journal, 2017-2020
- Balloon & Needle, record label, *2003
- Domino, magazine, *2011
- Mediabus, independent publishing house, *2007
- MeetingRoom, online research platform, [3]
- Workroom, art publishing house & graphic studio, *2006
Events
- dotolimpic festival, *2012
- NeMaF new media festival, *2000
- Seoul Mediacity Biennale, *2000
Art workers
- 이봉교 Bong Gyo Lee
- Byoungjae Lee
- Choi Joonyong
- 다이애나 밴드 Dianaband
- 점점점 사용자 모임 Dot Dot Dot User Group
- 홍은주와 김형재는 Eunjoo Hong and Hyungjae Kim
- 이강일 Gangil Yi
- 류한길은 Hankil Ryu
- Haeju Kim
- 구정연 Helen Jungyeon Ku
- Hong Chulki
- Hwalsung Park
- 김형진 Hyungjin Kim
- Ian-John Hutchinson
- 황정인 Jay Jungin Hwang, [4]
- Jin Jung
- Jin Sangtae
- Jiyeon Kim
- Lauren E. Walker
- 이한주 Lee Hanjoo
- Lee Yunho
- 임경용 Lim Kyung yong
- Min Oh
- Okhi Han
- Park Chang Soo
- 현시원 Seewon Hyun
- Shinseungback Kimyonghun (Shin Seung Back & Kim Yong Hun)
- 계수정 Soojung Kae
- 서태경 Taekyung Seo
- 길예경 Yekyung Kil
- 사토유키에 Yukie Sato
- RIP: 강서경 Suki Seokyeong Kang (1977-2025).
Publications
- 00 Document, eds. Lim Kyung yong, Helen Jungyeon Ku, and Seewon Hyun, Seoul: Mediabus, 2007, 180 pp. A report on autonomous activities among various communities, individuals, groups in Seoul. [5]
- Gail Priest, "Place: Seoul, South Korea", real time, 2015.
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