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  Nov 25 GB Talks | Rising to Surface: Practicing Solidarity Futures

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  Workshop | Haaweatea Holly Bryson: Rites of Passage and Renewal November 24, 9-10.30pm Hawaii time / November 25, 9-10.30am CET / 4-5.30pm Gwangju time January 15, 9-10.30pm Hawaii time / January 16, 9-10.30am CET / 4-5.30pm Gwangju time Led by Māori Healing practitioner Haaweatea Holly Bryson, this workshop will focus on the processes to mark the transition from one phase of life to another. Together we will explore the three stages of the Rite of Passage, leading to intergenerational healing. What do we want to keep (to hold dear), as we reflect on our relationship with our ancestral and family lineages and consider what we know of our patterns, pain, resilience, values, and gifts? What do we want to carry (perpetuate and share)? And what do we want to compost (transform and change)? This map will show us the “bones” or codes of how humanity transitions and transforms, our consciousness, resiliency, belonging, purpose, revelation, and renewal. The workshop is limited to 50 people on

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  Nov 20 GB Talks | Rising to Surface: Practicing Solidarity Futures

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  Panel | From Istanbul to Gwangju: Archiving The Unarchivable in Uprisings with Kwon Do Gyun, Zeyno Pekünlü, Begüm Özden Fırat November 20, 2020, 10-11.30am Istanbul time / 4-5.30pm Gwangju time What are the strategies of remembrance for social uprisings from the 1980s onward? How do iconic images from these uprisings represent the masses and what remains unrepresentable? This panel explores these questions with case studies from Turkey and South Korea. In his presentation titled “How Has May 18 Archives Changed and Influenced the World,” researcher Kwon Do Gyun introduces The May 18 Democratic Movement Records as part of UNESCO World Heritage Records. In her presentation titled “Archiving for Future Strategies,” artist Zeyno Pekünlü discusses the ‘unrepresentable’ in the massive visual data related to recent uprisings in Turkey. In her presentation titled “Drones and Streets: Iconic Images of the Tahrir and Gezi Occupations,” sociologist Begüm Fırat Özden speaks about how the crowds re

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  Oct 31 GB Talks | Rising to Surface: Practicing Solidarity Futures

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  Panel | From Gwangju to Khartoum: Feminist Legacies of Uprisings With Jeong Kyung-woon, Reem Abbas, Huiyeon Choi 31 October 2020 11am-12.30pm Khartoum / 6-7.30pm Gwangju time Join: https://zoom.us/j/94492111061 (ZOOM ID: 944 9211 1061) KR-EN Simultaneous Interpretation Rooted in feminist values of liberation and justice, this panel seeks to highlight women’s contribution in social movements. Specialized in oral histories of modern and contemporary history of Korea, academic Jeong Kyung-woon reflects on the testimonies of women who participated in the Gwangju 5.18 Uprising, especially how the memory of their struggles has unfolded. Journalist Reem Abbas discusses the pivotal role of women in civil society and the recent political reforms in Sudan, as well as her commitment to chronicle gender issues, press freedom, and human rights in her home country. Activist Huiyeon Choi offers a contemporary reading of the feminist strategies in South Korea through street broadcasting, student and l

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  OCT 20 GB Talks | Rising to the Surface: Practicing Solidarity Futures

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  Keynote | Djamila Ribeiro: Brazilian Black Feminism: Perspectives and Projects to the World October 20, 2020 9–10.30am Brazil time / 9–10.30pm Gwangju time Join: https://zoom.us/j/96300019289 (ZOOM ID: 963 0001 9289) *EN-KR Simultaneous Interpretation In this talk, philosopher Djamila Ribeiro will discuss the role of Brazilian Black feminism in the current political debates and offer a historical reading through the works of Lelia Gonzalez and Sueli Carneiro, among others, whose contributions for an ethnic-racial perspective in the feminist movement has been made invisible due to their geopolitical position. Djamila will also introduce examples drawing on the Brazilian Black women traditions, such as the Yalorixás of Candomblé—a polytheist Afro-Brazilian religion where the Orixás represent archetypes for an intersectional political existence. Djamila Ribeiro has a master's degree in Political Philosophy from the Federal University of São Paulo. She is the coordinator of the Sueli Carne

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  OCT 17-18 GB Talks | Rising to the Surface: Practicing Solidarity Futures

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  Talk | Vladan Joler Forensics of Exploitation & New Extractivism October 17–18, 2020 11am–12.30pm CET / 6–7.30pm Gwangju time Oct 17th, Part 1: https://zoom.us/j/91487928997 (ZOOM ID: 914 8792 8997) Oct 18th, Part 2: https://zoom.us/j/98297747462 (ZOOM ID: 982 9774 7462) Vladan Joler's two-part lecture explores the invisible layers and networks behind the main technological platforms using several investigative and forensic methods. On October 17th, in his first talk "Forensics of Exploitation," Joler will discuss the invisible matrix of human labor, energy consumption and resource extraction that is hidden behind digital networks and Artificial Intelligence. Specifically, he will take the home assistant Amazon Echo as a case study of black box technology and, step by step, reconstruct its design and the relations of each component with planetary ecology and economy. On October 18th, in his second talk titled "New Extractivism," Joler will guide us through the maze of concepts and alle

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  SEP 19 GB Talks | Rising to the Surface: Practicing Solidarity Futures

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  GB Talks | Rising to the Surface: Practicing Solidarity Futures Program Details Keynote Talk | Ruha Benjamin | September 19, 2020, 9:00–10:30PM Gwangju time Race to the Future? Reimagining the Default Settings of Technology & Society ❍ Online Participation - https://zoom.us/j/92358926941 - ID : 923 5892 6941 - PW : 189833 From everyday apps to complex algorithms, technology has the potential to hide, speed, and deepen discrimination, while appearing neutral and even benevolent when compared to racist practices of a previous era. In this talk, Ruha explores a range of discriminatory designs that encode inequity -- what she terms the “New Jim Code.” This presentation takes us into the world of biased bots, altruistic algorithms, and their many entanglements, and provides conceptual tools to decode tech promises with historically and sociologically-informed skepticism. It will also consider how race itself is a kind of tool designed to stratify and sanctify social injustice and discuss ho

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  The 13th Gwangju Biennale “GB Talks: Minds Rising, Spirit Tuning“ Part 2

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  The 13th Gwangju Biennale “GB Talks: Minds Rising, Spirit Tuning“ Part 2 Co-hosted by Gwangju Biennale Foundation and MMCA in Seoul and scheduled for January 7th, 2020, the public program will feature artists’ presentations, performances, and conversations with local interlocutors, including artists, writers, and scientists. Exploring the vocabularies and practices of healing, renewal, and collective survival, this event is crucial for a continuous engagement with the local audiences and the participating artists’ understanding of the local context in South Korea. We hope that the public program allows local audiences to access and benefit from the conversations and shared learning generated by the collective labor of Biennale production. ▣ Overview ▶Title | The 13th Gwangju Biennale “GB Talks: Minds Rising, Spirits Tuning” Part 2 ▶Date | 2020. 1. 7. (Tue.) 16:00 - 1800 ▶Venue | MMCA, Seoul " Perpetual Spring" (1F, Museum Madang) ▶Note | English - Korean simultaneous interpretation wil

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  Gwangjubiennale2020 GB TALKS (Oct)

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  Moderators : Artistic Directors Defne Ayas & Natasha Ginwala Participating Artists : Yin-Ju Chen, Hyuntaek Cho, John Gerrard, Sangdon Kim, Sylbee Kim, Fernando Palma Rodríguez, Angelo Plessas, Gala Porras-Kim, Judy Radul On October 1-2, 2019, the Gwangju Biennale Foundation hosted the Minds Rising, Spirits Tuning Gwangju Biennale 2020 Public Program as part of GB Talks for the 13th Gwangju Biennale. Held in conjunction with the participating artists’ first site visits to Gwangju, the program opened dialogues that usually remain internal to the Biennale’s production, and consisted of a forum, performance, and conversations with the artists. The public program began its first day at Horanggasinamu Art Polygon in Yangnim-dong with an introduction of Gwangju Biennale 2020 by artistic directors Defne Ayas and Natasha Ginwala. For the 13th Gwangju Biennale in 2020, Minds Rising, Spirits Tuning sets out to examine the spectrum of the extended mind and intelligence through artistic and theoret

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  Artist Studio Visit - Cho Hyunteak

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  The Gwangju Biennale Foundation will host the GB Artist Studio Visit, a monthly local program. For the month of July, the visit will take place at photographer Cho Hyun-teak’s studio. The audience and the artist of the month, along with Gwangju Biennale affiliates will engage in a direct exchange regarding Cho’s work at his studio. Cho’s work portrays learned behavioral patterns, dreams and desires using 'images' accumulated over the years and utilizes combined images of the photograph’s surrounding site. Through the sense of time and traces present in his work, Cho portrays generational trends and imprints the uniqueness of his photographs. Cho has displayed series of works such as (2001-2002), < Boys!, Be Ambitious> (2007-2009), (2011-2012), (2014-2016), (2017~), as well as numerous other works. His early works consist of witty expressions of ‘Korean masculinity’ absorbed semi-forcefully by society and the 'raw energy of youth' which disappeared in fear of reality. His more recent wo

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  Artist Studio Visit - Noh Yeowoon

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  Artist Studio Visit – Noh Yeowoon Wednesday, May 16, 2019 16:00 - 18:00 @ artist studio in Gwangju As part of the "Monthly Gathering" organized by the Gwangju Biennale Foundation, the Artist Studio Visit for the month of May will take place on the 16th, 16:00 - 18:00 at artist Noh Yeowoon’s studio in Gwangju. Visitors will have the chance to engage in a direct exchange with the artist regarding his artwork and gain insight into his new works which are to be presented in his upcoming solo exhibition since his two-year hiatus. Noh’s decade long project Golmoggil (alley), in his signature tone and lyrical atmosphere, shows traces of people yet contains no human subjects. Through this method, he reminds the audience of life while invoking a sense of longing for childhood memories. His series Sideun Kkot (withered flower) is a portrayal of ourselves in which we are swept away and consumed by the perception of others. Inquiries: Education & Event Team at +82 (0)62-608-4232 Visitor Registrati