February 14, 2013
February 10, 2013
SAN DIEGO SURF viewed at the MOMA
"San Diego Surf" was directed by Andy Warhol whom gave me a flashback of what it was like in the 60's on the beaches of San Diego. It was funny, quirky, elusive, and kind've disturbing but that's some of Andy's films for your own disliking. The MOMA's theater was packed, and I am not saying that I didn't like the film from our beloved 'Pop artist' icon. However, I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to ride the wave and get tanned like a 60's surfer, and listen to a bitter San Diego's housewife.
Samuel Namsuk Kim | Red Jeans (2011)
Currently, he is based in Korea and studied at Hunter CUNY for Film.
We met a few years ago at an internship and now, he's creating films.
SUNG MIN LEE, Korean Installation artist
Detailed shot of the stitched together fabric belly buttons
Connected, Fabric dyed in colors, Nylon stocking, Korean Traditional Cotton thread, and Mixed media.
Dimensions are variable.
2009-2010
Dimensions are variable.
2009-2010
I and Sung Min Lee were in the same studio residency at Chashama studios, and now we have begun good friends through art, and conversation. She has been creating installations for few years now. This project, "Connected" was researched, and developed by taking photos of strangers' belly buttons around New York City specifically tourists, and locals at Washington Square Park. She has shown at Space Womb Contemporary Art Gallery which is located across the street from the MOMA PS 1.
SUNNA BEN
February 7, 2013
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