Videobrasil Launches Commented Archive Featuring South Korean Anthropocene Art
Videobrasil Online has introduced a new Commented Archive, featuring contributions from curator Bernardo José de Souza and critic Eduardo de Jesus. The platform is highlighting South Korean art addressing the Anthropocene era, with de Jesus providing commentary on Jiwon Choi's work "Parallel." Concurrently, the Historical Archive of VideoBrasil is being integrated into an exhibition in South Korea. This initiative explores the dissolution of boundaries as a defining characteristic of contemporary change, positioning Videobrasil as a key digital repository for critical video art from Brazil and international contexts, specifically amplifying dialogue with South Korean artistic production.
Key facts
- Bernardo José de Souza contributes to the new Videobrasil Commented Archive.
- Eduardo de Jesus provides commentary on Jiwon Choi's work "Parallel."
- The Videobrasil Online platform is featuring South Korean art from the Anthropocene period.
- The Historical Archive of VideoBrasil is part of an exhibition in South Korea.
- The initiative examines the erasure of borders as central to contemporary transformation.
- The project involves both a digital commented archive and a physical exhibition component.
- The focus includes artistic responses to the Anthropocene from South Korea.
- Videobrasil serves as a platform for video art from Brazil and global dialogues.
Entities
Artists
- Bernardo José de Souza
- Eduardo de Jesus
- Jiwon Choi
Institutions
- Videobrasil
- Videobrasil Online
- Acervo Comentado Videobrasil
- Acervo Histórico do VideoBrasil
Locations
- South Korea
- Coreia do Sul