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SUMMARY:An evening with Sung Hwan Kim
DTSTAMP:20260513T202813Z
DTSTART:20260515T160000Z
DESCRIPTION:WITH JANINE ARMIN\, GAHEE PARK\, YOLANDE ZOLA ZOLI VAN DER HEID
	E\, LINDA VAN\nDEURSEN AND SUNG HWAN KIM\n\nYou are kindly invited to a tr
	ifecta of book launches related to the work of\nSung Hwan Kim. The Honolul
	u-based artist is known for his film environments that\nhe recalibrates fo
	r each locality\, and which include film\, sound\, architectural\ninterven
	tion\, and drawing. As in the artist’s work\, the three books address\ndis
	placement\, rhythm\, archives\, protest—and the place of moving image and 
	sound\nwithin this.\n\nThe evening is guided by a conversation with the ar
	tist and his book\naccomplices. Yolande Zola Zoli van der Heide\, senior c
	urator at the Van\nAbbemuseum in Eindhoven\, begins with an introduction t
	o the catalogue published\non the occasion of Kim’s solo exhibition—which 
	she organized at the Van Abbe and\nhas travelled to ZKM | Center for Media
	 and Art Karlsruhe—titled Protected by\nroof and right-hand muscles (2025)
	. The book’s designer Linda Van Deursen will\nbe on deck to discuss her en
	gagement with hundreds of images from the artist’s\nimmense oeuvre. Gahee 
	Park\, co-curator of the 16th Gwangju Biennale\, will then\nintroduce the 
	exhibition she curated of the artist’s work at the Seoul Museum of\nArt (S
	eMA) and its accompanying catalogue Ua a‘o ‘ia ‘o ia e ia (2025). Kim\nhim
	self will read a newly translated excerpt from the SeMA book\, and writer\
	nJanine Armin will share a passage from her One Work publication\, Sung Hw
	an Kim:\nA Record of Drifting Across the Sea.\n\nOn this evening we look t
	o orient ourselves around the minute shifts that occur\nover short timespa
	ns and long distances within a single artist’s practice. The\ncelebration 
	concentrates on the work Kim produced in Hawai’i\, and its resonances\nacr
	oss the sea to Korea. A collaboratively made poster is freely available wi
	th\nthe books\, alongside a presentation of texts from Native Books in Hon
	olulu.\n
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/an-evening-with-sung-hwan-kim
GEO:52.3735679;4.8972388
LOCATION:San Serriffe - Sint Annenstraat 30\, 1012 HE Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,books,exhibition,film,oude kerk
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2> with Janine Armin, Gahee Park, Yolande Zo
	la Zoli van der Heide, Linda van Deursen and Sung Hwan Kim </h2> <p>You ar
	e kindly invited to a trifecta of book launches related to the work of Sun
	g Hwan Kim. The Honolulu-based artist is known for his film environments t
	hat he recalibrates for each locality, and which include film, sound, arch
	itectural intervention, and drawing. As in the artist’s work, the three bo
	oks address displacement, rhythm, archives, protest—and the place of movin
	g image and sound within this. </p> <p>The evening is guided by a conversa
	tion with the artist and his book accomplices. Yolande Zola Zoli van der H
	eide, senior curator at the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, begins with an in
	troduction to the catalogue published on the occasion of Kim’s solo exhibi
	tion—which she organized at the Van Abbe and has travelled to ZKM | Center
	 for Media and Art Karlsruhe—titled <em>Protected by roof and right-hand m
	uscles </em>(2025). The book’s designer Linda Van Deursen will be on deck 
	to discuss her engagement with hundreds of images from the artist’s immens
	e oeuvre. Gahee Park, co-curator of the 16th Gwangju Biennale, will then i
	ntroduce the exhibition she curated of the artist’s work at the Seoul Muse
	um of Art (SeMA) and its accompanying catalogue <em>Ua a‘o ‘ia ‘o ia e ia 
	</em>(2025). Kim himself will read a newly translated excerpt from the SeM
	A book, and writer Janine Armin will share a passage from her One Work pub
	lication, <em>Sung Hwan Kim: A Record of Drifting Across the Sea</em>. </p
	> <p>On this evening we look to orient ourselves around the minute shifts 
	that occur over short timespans and long distances within a single artist’
	s practice. The celebration concentrates on the work Kim produced in Hawai
	’i, and its resonances across the sea to Korea. A collaboratively made pos
	ter is freely available with the books, alongside a presentation of texts 
	from Native Books in Honolulu. <br></p>
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