
“There are seams in purgatory,” explores the tension of betweenness as a state of both fullness and flux.
“There are seams in purgatory,” explores the tension of betweenness as a state of both fullness and flux.
On December 4, Caroline Yoo MFA ’23 took part in an event honoring the work of artist and writer Theresa Hak Kyung Cho, who was murdered in 1982. The event was organized by GYPO, a nonprofit coalition of diasporic Korean artists, cultural producers, and professionals based in Los Angeles, and presented by USC Visions and… Read more »
Han Diaspora Group creates a series of digitally-presented sculptures invoking iconic female figures from Korean classical mythology.
The event will feature free healing and wellness services and collect donations for care packages to be distriibuted to the local AAPI, massage worker, and sex worker community.
Caroline Yoo will perform in the monthly event “Sacred Wounds” on November 21 at 10 PM ET. This month, the series focuses on the theme ‘Warrior.’
The festival has programmed over 100 films from more than 20 countries, 80 of which will be presented in an outdoor cinema.
Caroline Yoo MFA ’23 with collaborator Kayla Tange performs “Nine, Mine (Man-Eater | 남자 잡아 먹는 여우)” in the online event “Sacred Wounds” on September 2. Curated by Kayla Tange and Wang Newton, “Sacred Wounds” explores traditions, history and truths and how they can be transformed into visionary offerings. The event creates a space for… Read more »
The theme of 2020’s festival is “Tarot” and each week a new program consisting of around 10 video art pieces will be presented as a Reading.
Caroline Yoo’s past informs her work exploring the boundaries between belonging, othering, and being. Using her body as vessel, she poses questions on larger topics of power structures and embedded cultural norms in relation to immigration, race, gender, and sexuality.
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