This is a documentary of the activities and 'protest art' from 2005-2007 that emerged in Daechuri, a South Korean farming community in Korea whose land was appropriated by the government to make space for the expansion of a nearby U.S. military base. The village became a focal point for anti-government, anti-American and anti-free trade activists from across Korea, attracting artists and musicians to support their cause. In Korean with Korean subtitles.
A related publication of the same title is available at REF.AAD.
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A related publication of the same title is available at REF.AAD.
Note: Original packaging available on request, please contact library staff.
Alternative title
Daechuri Art Garden Documentary
Access level
Onsite
artist
practitioner
Location code
CD.001227
Language
Korean
Publication/Creation date
2008
Running time
00:43:23
Video format
DVD
No of copies
1
Content type
documentary
Art Activities for Daechuri, 들사람들: 대추리예술가들
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