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ProMomme: a sex worker’s guide to parenting

September 6, 2024 by Isabel Sosa Whitelaw

  Edition of 300 August 2024, English, 8 x 11 in, 72 pages, color, softcover ORDER FROM (and Co-published by) Sming Sming + Cash Machine What do erotic labor and child rearing have in common? How do these (normally unpaid) private practices inform one another? ProMomme: A Sex Worker’s Guide to Parenting is a poetic, honest, and practical […]

Categories: 2024, collaboration, EVERYTHING, publication, things, work • Tags: California Arts Council, Carmen of Angeles, Cash Machine, Emme Witt-Edenn, Frenchie, GabyG., Honey De Vil, Julia SH, Kim Ye, Lorde Destroyer, Lucy Khan, Mari V, Maxine Holloway, Piggy Lu, Princess Marx, Sming Sming Books, SWOPLA, Yin Q

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The Whore Gaze: Understandings of Care, Labor, and Sovereignty

May 16, 2024 by Isabel Sosa Whitelaw

  On Sunday, June 2nd, 2024, from 2-5 pm, LACE Screening Room will present THE WHORE GAZE: Understandings of Care, Labor, and Sovereignty, a film project curated by Elizabeth Dayton and Kim Ye at the Philosophical Research Society at 3910 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027. Drawing on filmmaker PJ Starr and activist Sonyka […]

Categories: 2024, collaboration, conversation, curatorial projects, event or performance, EVERYTHING, news, screening • Tags: Ayushi Shriamwar, Chichi Castillo, Elizabeth Dayton, Eva Wu, Hers is Ours Collective, Kim Ye, LACE Screening Room, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, May May Peltier, Naomi Fleur Jahan, Neda Chaturvedi, Philosophical Research Society, PJ Starr, Sonyka Francis, Taihr Ahmed Quereshis, Yin Q, Yoon Grace Ra

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Challenging dominant narratives: Queer sex worker art in Los Angeles

January 8, 2024 by Isabel Sosa Whitelaw

“Challenging dominant narratives, interrupting objectification, and queer creativity: Queer sex worker art in Los Angeles”  Published in the Journal of Lesbian Studies Authored by Wei Si Nic Yiu, Lauren Levitt, Kim Ye, Kimberly Fuentes, and Ashley Madness. This research paper co-authored by Kim Ye with support from SWOPLA, draws on queer of color critique and […]

Categories: 2023, collaboration, EVERYTHING, news, publication • Tags: academic journal article, Ashley Madness, Feed the Fam, Journal of Lesbian Studies, Kim Ye, Kimberly Fuentes, Lauren Levitt, peer reviewed research, Research paper, Sex workers outreach project los angeles, Shanisia Person, SWOP Los Angeles, SWOPLA, Wei Si Nic Yiu

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Home LA: Venice

March 14, 2023 by Zac Chen

HomeLA produces site-specific interdisciplinary performance events in private residences. This Venice iteration takes place at the long-time canal-side home of Mark Mack and Faiza Alhassoun, and features the work of artists Young Joon Kwak & Kim Ye, Emily Marchand, Jobel Medina, Flora Wiegmann & Maya Gurantz, and Stephanie Dai. This HomeLA event explores the intersection […]

Categories: 2023, collaboration, event or performance, EVERYTHING, news, press • Tags: Architecture, Dance, Emily Marchand, Faiza Alhassoun, Flora Wiegmann, HomeLA, Jobel Medina, Kim Ye, Mark Mack, Matrilineal Ambivalences (in Venice), Maya Gurantz, Performance, performance art, Public and private space, Rites of Matrilineal Dissent, Site-specific performance, Stephanie Dai, venice beach, Young Joon Kwak, Young Joon Kwak & Kim Ye

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Matrilineal Ambivalences

December 8, 2022 by Isabel Sosa Whitelaw

Matrilineal Ambivalences is a new performance by Multi-disciplinary artists and performers Young Joon Kwak and Kim Ye that continues their series of collaborative performances Rites of Matrilineal Dissent (2015 – ongoing). Kwak and Ye reprise their roles as “Baby Girl” and “Mommy,” enacting their dissent to harmful notions of womanhood and femininity, and emergence from […]

Categories: 2022, collaboration, EVERYTHING, performances, vids, work • Tags: AAPI Performance Artists, Angela Washko, Asian American performance art, Carnegie Mellon University College of Fine Arts, Fail-Safe: Los Angeles x Pittsburgh, Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Jesse Stiles, Kelly strayhorn theater, Matrilineal Ambivalences, National Endowment for the Arts, Performance artist Los Angeles, Pittsburgh performance art, Scott Andrew, Young Joon Kwak, Young Joon Kwak and Kim Ye

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FAIL SAFE: Los Angeles x Pittsburgh

November 5, 2022 by admin

FAIL SAFE: Los Angeles x Pittsburgh Friday & Saturday, November 11 – 12, 2022 8:00pm with ASL Interpretation Kelly Strayhorn Theater | 5941 Penn Ave. Pay What Moves You: $15 – $35 BUY TICKETS HERE! Fail-Safe is a recurring variety performance show which brings together artists exploring performance across disciplines to present new experimental projects in […]

Categories: 2022, collaboration, event or performance, EVERYTHING, news • Tags: Angela Washko, Carnegie Mellon University College of Fine Arts, Caroline Yoo, FAIL-safe, Fail-Safe and the Kelly Strayhorn Theater, Fail-Safe: Los Angeles x Pittsburgh, Formosa (Jellyfish), Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, Goofy Toof, Jesse Stiles, Kelly strayhorn theater, London Williams, Marvin Astorga and Young Joon Kwak, MICHIYAYA Dance featuring Anya Clarke-Verdery, Rites of Matrilineal Dissent, Samira Mendoza and Davine Byon, Scott Andrew, Swampwalk, The National Endowment for the Arts, Xina Xurner, Young Joon Kwak and Kim Ye

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Dear Mother,

July 31, 2022 by admin

Dear Mother,  Organized by Kayla Tange & Caroline Yoo LA Artcore August 4- August 21, 2022 August 13th, 2022 @ 6-8PM: Poetry Reading by Julayne Lee and Thank You for Your Service by Kim Ye     An adoptee searching for her birth mother. A daughter trying to converse with her immigrant mother. A journey […]

Categories: 2022, collaboration, event or performance, EVERYTHING, group exhibition, news • Tags: Caroline Yoo, Chantal Barlow, Chuck Hohng, David Noel, dear mother, dear mother group show, Huidi Xiang, Jerri Allyn, Julayne Lee, Kayla Tange, kim ye roxy farhat video, Korean Diaspora art, la art core, LA art core exhibition, Lau Hochi, Lena Chen, Luka Fisher, MATERNAL FANTASIES, Nicole Rademacher, Norma Hernandez Peña, Pranay Reddy, Ricky Chen, roxy farhat, Roxy Farhat & Kim Ye, Se Young Au, Sheree Rose, the gold necklace, Wednesday Kim

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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 […]

Categories: 2019, collaboration, EVERYTHING, performances, vids, work • Tags: church of art, Human Resources, Human Resources LA, Kim Ye, Kim Ye performance art, Kim Ye Veronique d'Entremont church of art, Laub, Performance art Los Angeles, veronique d'entremont

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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 […]

Categories: 2019, collaboration, EVERYTHING, performances, vids, work • Tags: and Kim Ye, CCA, CCA Wattis Institute, Diamond Stingily, Diamond Stingily's Doing the Best I Can, Doing the Best I Can, Kim Ye, Kim Ye and Young Joon Kwak, Kim Ye Motherhood, Kim Ye Motherhood performance, Kim Ye performance art, LA performance artists, Miraclegrow, Motherhood performance, performance art, Rosha Yaghmai, Rosha Yaghmai's Miraclegrow, San Francisco performance art, the watt, The wattis institute, Wattis Institute, Young Joon Kwak

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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 […]

Categories: 2019, collaboration, event or performance, EVERYTHING, news • Tags: Banff, Banff Canada, CAA, california college for the arts, california college of the arts, Canada, Dodie Bellamy, Kim Ye, Martin Astorga, Maternal River of No Return, Mommy and Baby, Mommy and baby kim Ye young joon kwak, The wattis institute, Walter Phillips Gallery, Xina Xurner, Young Joon Kwak, Young Joon Kwak and Kim Ye

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