The 7th CHANGWON Sculpture Biennale
30th Anniversary Exhibition Celebrating the Korean Pavilion at the Venice Art Biennale
Ministry of Education, South Korea, Teachers Certificate (Art)
몰타기사단 수도원
베니스, 이탈리아
Every Island is a Mountain
Palazzo Malta-Ordine di Malta
Venezia, IT
2024년
9 April – 8 September
2024
2024, Single-channel video, color, sound, 12min
2024, 단채널 비디오, 컬러, 사운드, 12분
편집
음악
글 인용
자료제공
자료 촬영
커미션
도움
예술감독
공동 큐레이터
협력 큐레이터
아카이브 책임연구원
아카이브 연구원
아카이브 영상 작가
Directed by
Video Edited by
Music by
Text Quote from
Archival Materials given by
Photography by
Commissioned by
Special Thanks to
Artistic Director Co-Curator Associate Curator Senior Archive Researcher |
Archive Researcher Archival Video Artists |
노송희
안다영
김석철
「베니스비엔날레 한국관 설계 이야기」
만쿠조와 세레나 도시건축설계사무소
프랑코 만쿠조
아르코예술기록원
한국문화예술위원회
CJYART STUDIO (조준용)
한국문화예술위원회
비파운데이션 (호경윤, 이다영)
임근혜
심소미
변영선, 이준영, 채병훈
호경윤
이다영
노송희, 백종관
Songhee Noh
Songhee Noh
Dayoung Ahn
Seok Chul Kim
Behind the Scenes: Designing the Korea Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
Mancuso e Serena Architetti Associati, Franco Mancuso
ARKO Arts Archive, Arts Coundil Korea
CJYART STUDIO(Junyong Cho)
Arts Council Korea
Bf(Kyoung-yun Ho, Dayoung Lee)
Jade Keunhye Lim
Somi Sim
Youngsun Byun, Junyoung Lee, B. Jun Chae
Kyoung-yun Ho
Dayoung Lee
Songhee Noh
Paik JongKwan
The work features architectural drawings, documents, and sketches created during the construction of the Korean Pavilion from 1993 to 1995. Materials that Franco Mancuso, who participated in the construction of the Korean Pavilion alongside architect Kim Seok-cheol, had collected and submitted to the Arts Council Korea (ARKO Archives) in 2023 are also displayed. The Korean civilian government of the 1990s, Nam June Paik, architect Kim Seok-cheol, and Franco Mancuso played active roles in establishing the Korean Pavilion. Viewers can appreciate the fragmentary records and memories exchanged between them, such as construction noise, faxes exchanged between Korean and Italian architects, drawings, and architectural models. These elements create a rhythm, allowing visitors to pleasantly imagine the circumstances of that time.