Korea Research Fellow 10×10 symposium explores pandemic-era global solidarity through Asian perspectives
The 2021 Korea Research Fellow: 10×10 international contemporary art symposium is scheduled from October 6 to 15, focusing on the theme Me Culture / We Society. This event, organized by Daehyung Lee, showcases the work of 13 media artists and 15 curators from Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, and Korea. As part of the K-Fellowship program and hosted by KOCIS, the symposium examines the concept of global solidarity in a post-pandemic world. Lee's essay highlights the importance of art in overcoming political and cultural barriers, tackling issues such as digital filter bubbles and Asian hate crimes. The forum advocates for diversity in Asian cultural contexts, fostering tolerance and individuality while addressing societal issues intensified by digital advancements. The initiative aspires to cultivate a sustainable knowledge community for humanity.
Key facts
- Symposium runs October 6-15, 2021
- Features 13 media artists and 15 curators
- Focuses on six Asian countries: Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Korea
- Organized by Daehyung Lee, former artistic director of Korean Pavilion at Venice Biennale
- Hosted by Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS)
- Part of K-Fellowship program encouraging contemporary art exchange
- Theme explores transition from 'Me Culture' to 'We Society'
- Examines pandemic's impact on global solidarity and digital connections
Entities
Artists
- Daehyung Lee
Institutions
- Korean Culture and Information Service (KOCIS)
- Venice Biennale
- Korea Research Fellow
Locations
- Indonesia
- Philippines
- Thailand
- Singapore
- Vietnam
- Korea