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A Working Bibliography - The University of Sydney

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[Kwangju Biennale 2002] Kwangju Biennale 2002 – Project 1: Pause, Realization (Catalogue) Kwangju Biennale 2002,<br />

Korean Biennnale Foundation, 2002; Kwangju Biennale 2002 – Project 1: Pause, Conception (Catalogue) Kwangju<br />

Biennale 2002, Korean Biennnale Foundation, 2002; Project 2 – <strong>The</strong>re: Sites <strong>of</strong> Korean Diaspora (Catalogue),<br />

Korean Biennnale Foundation, 2002; Kwangju Biennale 2002 – Project 3: Stay <strong>of</strong> Execution (Catalogue) Kwangju<br />

Biennale 2002, Korean Biennnale Foundation, 2002; Kwangju Biennale 2002 – Project 4: Connection (Catalogue)<br />

Kwangju Biennale 2002, Korean Biennnale Foundation, 2002; ‘Photo: Gwangju Biennial 2002’, in Vehicle:<br />

Contemporary Visual Arts, No.6, 2002, p.16-19<br />

[Gwangju Biennale 2004] Moon, Iris, ‘Rethinking Art Along the East-West Axis: <strong>The</strong> 2004 Gwangju Biennale” in<br />

Art Asia Pacific, No. 40 (Spring 2004), p. 27; Clark, John, ‘Three Biennales’, Art and Australia, March 2005.<br />

[Venice Biennale, 1995] Rhee Jong Soong, ‘Clay Idols: <strong>The</strong> new Korean pavilion at the Venice Biennale’, Art &<br />

Asia-Pacific, vol.3, no.1, 1996; Rhee Jong Soong, ‘Clay Idols: <strong>The</strong> new Korean pavilion at the Venice<br />

Biennale’, Art & Asia-Pacific, vol.3, no.1, 1996<br />

[Venice 1999] Shimizu, Toshio, ‘Japan and Korea at the 48 th Venice Biennale’, Art AsiaPacific, 25, 2000<br />

‘Supplement: Korea’, Asian Art News, vol. 5, no.1, Jan-Feb 1995.<br />

Ahn, En-Young, ‘Slowness <strong>of</strong> Speed’, Art Monthly Australia, April 1999: 118<br />

Ahn, En-Young, Translatability, Modernism, and Postmodernism, Master <strong>of</strong> Visual Arts <strong>The</strong>sis, <strong>Sydney</strong> College <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Arts, 1994.<br />

Ahn, Soyeon, ‘Korean art in the 1990s’, Artlink, Vol. 20, No. 2, July 2000<br />

Chattopadhyay, Collette. ‘A Korean WRAPsody.’ Art AsiaPacific no. 21 1999.<br />

Chiba Shigeo, Ichikawa Masanori, Nakabayashi Kazuo, curators; texts by Chiba Shigeo, Ôno Ikuhiko, An aspect <strong>of</strong><br />

Korean art in the 1990s, Tokyo, National Museum <strong>of</strong> Modern Art, 1996<br />

Choi, Eunju, ‘Contemporary Korean Art in Pluralism and the Issue <strong>of</strong> ‘Communication’, Kuroda, Raiji, <strong>The</strong> First<br />

Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale, Fukuoka: Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, 1999<br />

Choi, Tae-man, ‘Min Joong Art and its Testing Ground’, Art & Asia Pacific, vol.1, no.4, 1994.<br />

Choi, Tae-man, ‘Min Joong art in Korea: Realism as a communication’, in Fukuoka Art Museum, 4th Asian Art<br />

Show Fukuoka: Realism as an Attitude, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Art Museum, 1994.<br />

Choy, Linda, ‘Confucian Feminists’, Art AsiaPacific, no.33, 2002.<br />

Circulating Currents: Japanese and Korean Contemporary Art, Nagoya, Nagoya Shiritsu Bijutsukan, 1995<br />

Focus on Korea, Art AsiaPacific, vol.3, no.3, 1996<br />

Fouser, Robert J, ‘<strong>The</strong> Wow Projects: Putting art into circulation’, Art AsiaPacific, no.35, 2002.<br />

Fouser, Robert J., ‘Canned ambiguity: an exhibition <strong>of</strong> Korean art in Tokyo’, Art AsiaPacific, no.16, 1997.<br />

Hasegawa Yuko & Carols, Isabel, “Last words on the Biennial” ’, Flash Art, XXVIII, no.185, Nov/Dec, 1995.<br />

Jung Hun Yee, ‘<strong>The</strong> Ssack exhibition at the Sonje Museum’, Art & Asia Pacific, vol.3, no.2, 1996<br />

Jung Hun Yee, ‘<strong>The</strong> Ssack exhibition at the Sonje Museum’, Art & Asia Pacific, vol.3, no.2, 1996<br />

Kee, Joan, ‘Confronting multiple colonization in contemporary Korean art’, in Milford-Lutzker, Mary-Ann, ed.,<br />

Postmodernism and the Postcolonial Debate in Contemporary Asian Art, Oakland, Mills, College, 1998.<br />

Kent, Rachel, ‘Slowness <strong>of</strong> speed’, Art AsiaPacific, 24, 1999<br />

Kim Hyun-do, ‘Videomatic, beauty kitsch and politics in contemporary Korean art’, Art AsiaPacific, vol.3, no.3,<br />

1996.<br />

Kim Soun-gui, ‘<strong>The</strong> Emptiness <strong>of</strong> Emptiness, Dream <strong>of</strong> the Butterfly’, Art & Asia Pacific, vol.1, no.4, 1994.<br />

Kim Youngna, ‘Korean Art Today: Contemporary Art and Social Change’, Visual Arts + Culture, vol.1, no.1,<br />

1998.<br />

Kim Youngna, ‘Recent Contemporary Art and Social Change in Korea’, in Lee Sang-Oak, Park Duk-soo, eds.,<br />

Perspectives on Korea, <strong>Sydney</strong>, Wild Peony, 1998.<br />

Kim, Youngna, ‘Korean Art Today: Contemporary Art and Social Change’, Paroissien, Leon, ed., Visual Arts and<br />

Culture, Volume 1, Part 1 (1998)<br />

Kim Youngna, ‘Korean arts and culture at the end <strong>of</strong> the twentieth century’ in Oh Kongdan, ed., Korea briefing,<br />

1997-1999, challenges and change at the turn <strong>of</strong> the twentieth century, Armonk, Eastgate, 2000<br />

Lee Hwaik, ‘Painting Nothing’ [monochome painting], Art AsiaPacific, vol.3, no.3, 1996 Gallery,1995.<br />

Lee Yongwoo, Information and Reality: Contemporary Art, Edinburgh, Fruitmarket Gallery, 1995.<br />

Lee, James B., ‘<strong>The</strong> year <strong>of</strong> art’, Art & Asia Pacific, vol.2, no.3, 1995.<br />

Lee, James B., ‘Performance Art takes a stand’ Asian Art News, vol.4, no.6, Nov-Dec, 1994.<br />

Lee, James B., ‘You are not here’ [Korean art at Edinburgh], Art AsiaPacific, vol.3, no.3, 1996.<br />

Nahas, Dominique, ‘<strong>The</strong> eye <strong>of</strong> the tiger: a survey <strong>of</strong> contemporary Korean art’, Art AsiaPacific, no.18, 1998.<br />

Roe Jae-ryung, ‘From Chosun Dynasty to Segehwa’, Art AsiaPacific, vol.3, no.3, 1996.

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