event or performance | KIM YE

7 Minutes in Hell | a LUNAR PERFORMANCE

August 6, 2017 by admin

Sartre says hell is other people, but Freud insists that’s just a projection. Performance goes so deep these days that we forget that we sit in the audience of our own life-show. We cross paths in the closet, elevator, booth, gloryhole, dark alley, transient half-formed space, and I become your audience of one–acting as your […]

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Maybe All of Us at Once

July 10, 2017 by admin

For the 24 hours preceding the public event, 12 artists-writers will be gathered together inside LACA writing new original pieces. Please come to hear and witness our unprocessed and unrehearsed words. Organized by Meital Yaniv + Kim Zumpfe. READING EVENT: Sunday, July 30 | 4:00-6:30pm at LACA (Los Angeles Contemporary Archive) 709 N Hill St #104-8 […]

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AMWA film series 01 screens Ultimate Match

June 14, 2017 by admin

AMWA Film Series 01 presents films centered around pan-asian futurity that imagines our post-colonial bodies as complete subjects — dynamic and infinite are presented. Included in the program is Ultimate Match by Kim Ye: Ultimate Match (video component) 60-second commercial spot In collaboration with Jeff Jenkins What kind of politics do our desires betray? Do they flatten societal hierarchies or […]

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MANA Contemporary Body + Film Festival

May 10, 2017 by admin

Mana Contemporary Chicago, in Partnership with Chicago Dancemakers Forum and Montom Arts AnnouncesProgramming for First Annual Mana Contemporary Body + Camera Festival: May 20 & 21, 2017. The festival will feature over 40+ short films by emerging and established artists from around the world, that explore the intersection between the body and the moving image. The […]

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Where I am My Own Other, Where My Mother is Me

February 20, 2017 by admin

Where I am My Own Other, Where My Mother is Me, collaboration w/Young Joon Kwak, 2017. Duration: 15 minutes, 3 seconds. Videography: Abigail Collins, Jacinto Astiazarán; Sounds: Jeepneys & Whiteboy Scream, Corazon Del Sol & Barbara T. Smith, Marvin Astorga; [Dog Rock] sculpture: Corazon Del Sol. Contains footage from Mutant Salon’s Festival De Las Muertas […]

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VICE on Femmebit Triennial

December 1, 2016 by admin

Femmebit is a curated festival featuring the most current and relevant work in the field of video art and new media— uniting an all-female roster of artists working in Los Angeles. The event will include livestream broadcasts of special programs including panels and workshops, and an onsite VR exhibition with live VR-streaming. The program features a 3-day […]

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Mutant Salon performance | Hammer Museum

October 24, 2016 by admin

The Hammer Museum presents Mutant Salon’s Festival De Las Muertas, a performance and art festival that will engage audiences through a mutant beauty parlor, performances, happenings, music, poetry readings, and a selection of zines by members of the extended Mutant Salon community of queer, trans, womyn, POC, and mutant artists and performers. Collectively, these artists […]

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Shared Value: An Open Letter

July 30, 2016 by admin

The following open letter was published and distributed from July until September, 2016: Dear Artist, Money is slippery; it can be everything without being anything. It seeps into your life and dissipates into a smattering of goods—vanishing without any record of where it came or went. It is decidedly non-specific. Your work is specific—valuable in a way […]

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Be the Cult Leader You Wish to Follow

July 9, 2016 by admin

This workshop for artists is designed to teach the cultural producer how to BYD: BUILD YOUR DREAM Learn what artists have in common with cult leaders and use their tips & tricks to cultivate a following! Stop self-sabotaging and start to BYD today. Protégés will learn (and be subject to) brainwashing techniques, aesthetic overhauls, manipulating […]

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Eternal Telethon 55+ at Human Resources

April 28, 2016 by admin

PERFORMANCE + LIVE BROADCAST: Eternal Telethon: 55+ Fri, Apr 29 1PM — Sun, May 1, 9PM A non-stop 48+ hour live broadcast of an ongoing series of collectively-organized web-casts, the Eternal Telethon raises money to create a convalescent home for retired and ailing artists in need of a break. The telethon functions both as a […]

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