Curated by two international art non-profits, GYOPO (Los Angeles) and WESS (Seoul), Frieze Film at Frieze Seoul 2022 will span two locations near Gyeongbokgung Palace, Together Together and Magjib.

Titled I Am My Own Other, this program of ten films explores the effects of technology on the ideation of self; the framing of nationhood; societal conformity; and gender and racial identities within the context of migration and hypercapitalism. Select films can be seen online here through September 14th.

Featuring work by local and diasporic Korean artists spanning 2015 up to the present day, I Am My Own Other brings together some of today’s most critically acclaimed contemporary artists working in time-based media, including: Jeamin Cha, Seo Young Chang, Jisoo Chung, 업체 eobchae, Minki Hong, Donghyun and Sea Jung Kwon, Nikki S. Lee, Jaye Rhee, LaRissa Rogers, Young Joon Kwak and Kim Ye.

Frieze Film is open to the public from August 31 to 7 September. The works at Magjib will be open for viewing from August 31; the works at Together Together can be viewed starting September 2.

Locations 

Magjib (통의동 막집)
25, Jahamun-ro 8-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (서울특별시 종로구 자하문로8길 25)
August 31 – September 7
11am – 7pm

Together Together (투게더투게더)
74-18 Yulgok-ro 3-gil, Jongno-gu Seoul (서울시 종로구 율곡로3길 74-18)
September 2 – September 7
11am – 7pm