DCW supports young emerging curators with the potential to make fresh new contribution to the Korean contemporary art scene.
The workshop is conducted for a year, offering a chance for the participants to co-organize an exhibition at DOOSAN Gallery.
Yurmyurng Kim is a curator based in Seoul Her works focus on the metaphysical funtion of the fake, fictional, or fictitous. Curator of the exhibition cream (2020), Abyss (2022). Co-founder of casual art critic service abs, co-director of curatorial research project unfounded. She likes the things tempt us.
Kim Jinju curates contemporary visual art exhibitions, writes articles based on art history, and edits texts. She focuses primarily on the elements that define paintings and attempts research that spans classical and contemporary art. She worked as a coordinator at the Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, and has been working at the Ilmin Museum of Art since 2022. She curated Issy Wood: I Like To Watch (Ilmin Museum of Art, 2023), From Eggs to Apples (Shinhan Gallery, 2023, co-curation), Lily (WESS, 2022), Tips and Tricks: What world would your eyes see today? (Kimsechoong Museum, 2020), and Rigid Support 2018 - Preview (Theory Gallery, 2018).
Jaemin Shin is interested in understanding the material circumstances and historical situations that have shaped a person or a phenomenon. Also, she is interested in deconstructing complexity and describing it in several layers that embody multifaceted characteristics. As an independent curator based in Seoul, she currently runs a creative space called The WilloW.
