Catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition 'Project Dukhoo: Finding Flow' held at SeMA, Buk-Seoul Museum of Art from 11 April to 9 July 2017.

Includes a foreword by Choi Hyo-Joon, a curatorial statement by Kim Chaeha, color plates of selected works and installation views of the exhibition.

'Dukhoo originates from the Japanese term otaku, referring to fanatics immersed in subculture, but today it is increasingly gaining positive connotations in our culture as someone deeply dedicated to one's interest, or "expert without a degree."...As the title implies, the exhibition presents a wide spectrum of works across genre and medium that reflect the diverse interests of the artists, from collections of everyday life to reinterpretations of dukhoo.'-excerpted from the foreword.

Access level

Onsite

publisher

Seoul Museum of Art (Seoul, South Korea)

editor

KIM Chaehan, 김재한

Location code

EX.KOR.PDF

Language

English,

Korean

Keywords

cultural studies, archiving, East Asia, group exhibition

Publication/Creation date

2017

No of pages

171

ISBN / ISSN

9788994849966

No of copies

Content type

catalogue

Chapter headings

The Otaku and the Odukhoo in Korean Society

Virtuality and Everyday Life: The Logic of Dukhoo Sensibility in Art

相關事件

venue	date
SeMA, Buk-Seoul Museum of Art, 서울시립북서울미술관, Seoul, South Korea	2017年4月11日至7月9日

Curator

KIM Chaehan, 김재한

Organiser

Seoul Museum of Art (Seoul, South Korea)

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