The Artist’s Table – Do Ho Suh

Rebecca Boyle-Suh, Caroline Douglas, Anna Yang, Do Ho Suh, Ambassador Enna Park, Emily Sun. The Artist's Table, 2019. Photograph by Philip Berryman.
Jihye Kim, Seayool, Hyelim Kim, The Artist's Table with Do Ho Suh. Photograph by Philip Berryman.

22 May 2019

19.00—23.00

The Contemporary Art Society is pleased to present The Artist’s Table with Do Ho Suh

 with Emily Sun & Anna Yang

in the presence of Her Excellency The Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the Court of St. James

This bespoke artist curated event will take place on Wednesday 22 May 2019.

At Victoria Miro, London

Tickets £500

This is a fundraising event, all proceeds directly benefit the charitable mission of the Contemporary Art Society.

 

In exquisitely made works, Do Ho Suh (born 1962, Seoul, South Korea) explores contemporary arrangements of space and the unstable boundaries of its categorisation along lines of individuality and collectivity, physicality and immateriality, mobility and fixity. Influenced by his nomadic existence – leaving his native South Korea to study and live in the United States, he has more recently moved between New York, Seoul and London – an enduring theme of the artist’s practice is the connection between the individual and the group across global cultures. Do Ho Suh received a BFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a MFA in sculpture from Yale University. Suh represented Korea at the 49th Venice Biennale in 2001, and has staged numerous recent international solo exhibitions and site-specific projects at institutional venues.  He currently lives and works in London. Do Ho Suh is represented by Victoria Miro and Lehmann Maupin.

Do Ho Suh’s new installation Bridging Home (2018), commissioned by Art Night and Sculpture in the City, is currently on view at Wormwood Street, EC2. Bridging Home is a replica of a traditional Korean house and surrounding bamboo garden, which appears to have ‘fallen’ onto the Wormwood Street footbridge. Suh’s first large-scale outdoor installation in the capital, the work reflects the artist’s own experience of moving across continents and between cultures, and continues his career-long investigation of memory, migration, the multiplicity of the immigrant experience, and home as both a physical structure and a lived experience.

 

Terms and Conditions:
In the event that you are not able to attend the event tickets are refundable if two calendar months in advance of the event otherwise a refund is not possible. The ticket is transferable provided the Contemporary Art Society is aware of the new guest name one week in advance of the event. It is NOT possible to resell the tickets.

For further details on this event please contact Jacoba Bruneel, Development Manager on +44 (0)20 7017 8400 or email Jacoba@contemporaryartsociety.org

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