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.
Park Sejin is a South Korean curator, editor, and researcher. Her curatorial and editorial interests lie in creating space for marginalised narratives, while practising care throughout both the process and outcome of her projects. Since 2024, she has been co-organising Seoul Reading Room and Curating School Seoul. She has curated diverse exhibitions, programmes, and workshops in Gunsan and Jeju, and remains committed to challenging the geographic scope of her practices. She holds a BA and MA in Philosophy and is currently studying Art Theory, with a focus on the intersection between care ethics and the curatorial.
Park Yujun(Park Sehee) is a researcher working across arts management, cultural mediation, museum studies, cultural sociology, and cultural policy, engaging with both the connections and frictions between theory and practice. With an interest in relationships, between people, and between individuals and society, he works as a curator who interprets history and art in contemporary language. He also serves as an editor for friends and organizations, and as an organizer who builds and leads diverse communities.
Oh Hyun Kyung is an independent curator based between Seoul and Jeju. Oh’s research focuses on the expanding and contracting experiences of the city shaped by the development of media. She is expanding her research interests into accessibility and communality in public spaces. Oh is also a member of the Trans/late Society, a collective of curators and critics that aims to connect society through art, creating work that reclaims the precarity of our bodies and affirms that this precarity is grounded in the communal body.
