2019 | KIM YE

Tall, Dark, and Handsome

March 20, 2020 by admin

In a performance that resembles a stream of consciousness love letter monologue, Kim Ye splices together topics ranging from paraphilia, to climate change, and BDSM to animism in exploring the sensuality of the human/object relationship. Weaving together found and original text with quotes from Jane Bennett, Baruch Spinoza, Michel Foucault, and WJT Mitchell, the artist […]

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Church of Art

July 31, 2019 by admin

Using the framing of organized spiritual practice, Church of Art is a performance that falls somewhere between a self-help seminar and institutional critique. Combining diagrams and references culled from Pierre Bourdieu and Oprah Winfrey with middle school classrooms pedagogical techniques, Veronique d’Entremont, Kim Ye, and Laub cultivate a space that engages diverse audiences in self-reflection and […]

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Acts of Selfhood: Female Performance Artists

April 6, 2019 by admin

Written by Leanna Robinson If the art world is a microcosm of our society at large, then the performance stage presents a unique opportunity for artists to write or rewrite reality as they would prefer it to be. It’s undeniable that women continue to face a host of gender-specific difficulties, both in society and in […]

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Motherhood

March 29, 2019 by admin

Young Joon Kwak and Kim Ye promenade down a small–town sidewalk in flowing pastel robes and lingerie. They feed each other ramen with seductive and messy fervor. They wrestle provocatively, thick makeup smearing down their faces. These vignettes weave in and out of each other, a fractured narrative filmed in 2018 in the idylls of Banff, Canada. The dreamlike three–channel film serves as the […]

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YJK + Kim Ye @ Wattis Institute

January 21, 2019 by admin

A performance by Young Joon Kwak + Kim Ye March 7th, 2019 @ 6:30pm CCA Wattis Institute 360 Kansas Street (between 16th & 17th Streets) San Francisco, CA 94103 USA Young Joon Kwak and Kim Ye promenade down a small–town sidewalk in flowing pastel robes and lingerie. They feed each other ramen with seductive and messy fervor. They wrestle provocatively, thick makeup smearing down […]

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Femmebit Fundraiser @ NAVAL

January 21, 2019 by admin

FEMMEBIT FUNDRAISER on Thursday, January 24, 2019 7-10pm at NAVEL 1611 S Hope Street, Los Angeles, CA 90015 FEMMEBIT • SUPPORT • RSVP • 10$ Suggested Donation A triennial festival uniting an all-female roster of video artists based in Los Angeles, FEMMEBIT spans screenings, live broadcasts of panels and workshops, AR/VR exhibits and more. With your support, FEMMEBIT returns this March to celebrate Women’s Month! Uniting over 40 artists […]

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