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Workshop: 11/19-20 Three Types and Use of Narrative
Post Date 2019.11.10
Event Date _ 2019.11.19~20, 13:30~16:30
Event Price _ Free
Three Types and Use of Narrative
Date: 2019.11.19~20, 13:30~16:30
Venue: Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, TNUA
Lecturer: Yang Ah Ham
Introduction
Coming from modernism to postmodernism, the interest in narratives is rising in literature theory, history, anthropology, art, film, theology, philosophy, linguistics and education, etc. But the concept of what narratives are is not clear. Narrative is often understood as the result of stories, artwork, performances, literature, and movies. However, narratives are formed from the level of awareness before they are seen as a result, with the author making the interpretation of events as a fictional reconstruction. Also, in the process of communicating between the author and the audience through the medium of the result, they are transformed into actual experiences as they meet with the audience’s own experience. This workshop examines conceptually how these three forms of narratives are organized. Later, participants will explore ways to actually implement each process to find out how narratives can be used to develop their own creative activities and relationships with others, and to give meaning to life.
Lecturer
Yang Ah Ham Lives and works in Korea, Turkey and the Netherland. Her interest lies in developing an art practice that can be considered as a mode of social criticism, while focusing on individual lives and alternative social systems through her own experience of different societies. Yang Ah Ham has been exhibited in many solo and group shows including Trans – Justice, (Taipei MOCA 2018), Asia Art Biennale (Taiwan national museum of fine arts, 2017), Meidacity Seoul Biennale (SeMA, 2016), Discordant Harmony (Art Sonje Center, Hiroshima MOCA, Taipei Kuandu Museum, 2015-16), Artist of the year prize show (MMCA, 2013), Art of Communication: Anri Sala, Yang Ah Ham, Philippe Parreno, Jorge Pardo (MMCA Deoksugung, 2011), Adjective Life in the Nonsense Factory, (Art Sonje Center, 2010), Gwangju Biennale (2010), Shanghai Biennale(2008), Hermes art prize show (2008). She has won Art of the Year Award, (Arts Council of Korea, 2005). Ham participated in Rijksakademie residency in Amsterdam in 2006-2007.
For Registration: https://forms.gle/EpsP4UwGjtDKtqmV6
＊The workshop will be conducted in English, Chinese translation will be provided
Date: 2019.11.19~20, 13:30~16:30
Venue: Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, TNUA
Lecturer: Yang Ah Ham
Introduction
Coming from modernism to postmodernism, the interest in narratives is rising in literature theory, history, anthropology, art, film, theology, philosophy, linguistics and education, etc. But the concept of what narratives are is not clear. Narrative is often understood as the result of stories, artwork, performances, literature, and movies. However, narratives are formed from the level of awareness before they are seen as a result, with the author making the interpretation of events as a fictional reconstruction. Also, in the process of communicating between the author and the audience through the medium of the result, they are transformed into actual experiences as they meet with the audience’s own experience. This workshop examines conceptually how these three forms of narratives are organized. Later, participants will explore ways to actually implement each process to find out how narratives can be used to develop their own creative activities and relationships with others, and to give meaning to life.
Lecturer
Yang Ah Ham Lives and works in Korea, Turkey and the Netherland. Her interest lies in developing an art practice that can be considered as a mode of social criticism, while focusing on individual lives and alternative social systems through her own experience of different societies. Yang Ah Ham has been exhibited in many solo and group shows including Trans – Justice, (Taipei MOCA 2018), Asia Art Biennale (Taiwan national museum of fine arts, 2017), Meidacity Seoul Biennale (SeMA, 2016), Discordant Harmony (Art Sonje Center, Hiroshima MOCA, Taipei Kuandu Museum, 2015-16), Artist of the year prize show (MMCA, 2013), Art of Communication: Anri Sala, Yang Ah Ham, Philippe Parreno, Jorge Pardo (MMCA Deoksugung, 2011), Adjective Life in the Nonsense Factory, (Art Sonje Center, 2010), Gwangju Biennale (2010), Shanghai Biennale(2008), Hermes art prize show (2008). She has won Art of the Year Award, (Arts Council of Korea, 2005). Ham participated in Rijksakademie residency in Amsterdam in 2006-2007.
For Registration: https://forms.gle/EpsP4UwGjtDKtqmV6
＊The workshop will be conducted in English, Chinese translation will be provided
Three Types and Use of Narrative
Date: 2019.11.19~20, 13:30~16:30
Venue: Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, TNUA
Lecturer: Yang Ah Ham
Introduction
Coming from modernism to postmodernism, the interest in narratives is rising in literature theory, history, anthropology, art, film, theology, philosophy, linguistics and education, etc. But the concept of what narratives are is not clear. Narrative is often understood as the result of stories, artwork, performances, literature, and movies. However, narratives are formed from the level of awareness before they are seen as a result, with the author making the interpretation of events as a fictional reconstruction. Also, in the process of communicating between the author and the audience through the medium of the result, they are transformed into actual experiences as they meet with the audience’s own experience. This workshop examines conceptually how these three forms of narratives are organized. Later, participants will explore ways to actually implement each process to find out how narratives can be used to develop their own creative activities and relationships with others, and to give meaning to life.
Lecturer
Yang Ah Ham Lives and works in Korea, Turkey and the Netherland. Her interest lies in developing an art practice that can be considered as a mode of social criticism, while focusing on individual lives and alternative social systems through her own experience of different societies. Yang Ah Ham has been exhibited in many solo and group shows including Trans – Justice, (Taipei MOCA 2018), Asia Art Biennale (Taiwan national museum of fine arts, 2017), Meidacity Seoul Biennale (SeMA, 2016), Discordant Harmony (Art Sonje Center, Hiroshima MOCA, Taipei Kuandu Museum, 2015-16), Artist of the year prize show (MMCA, 2013), Art of Communication: Anri Sala, Yang Ah Ham, Philippe Parreno, Jorge Pardo (MMCA Deoksugung, 2011), Adjective Life in the Nonsense Factory, (Art Sonje Center, 2010), Gwangju Biennale (2010), Shanghai Biennale(2008), Hermes art prize show (2008). She has won Art of the Year Award, (Arts Council of Korea, 2005). Ham participated in Rijksakademie residency in Amsterdam in 2006-2007.
For Registration: https://forms.gle/EpsP4UwGjtDKtqmV6
＊The workshop will be conducted in English, Chinese translation will be provided
Date: 2019.11.19~20, 13:30~16:30
Venue: Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, TNUA
Lecturer: Yang Ah Ham
Introduction
Coming from modernism to postmodernism, the interest in narratives is rising in literature theory, history, anthropology, art, film, theology, philosophy, linguistics and education, etc. But the concept of what narratives are is not clear. Narrative is often understood as the result of stories, artwork, performances, literature, and movies. However, narratives are formed from the level of awareness before they are seen as a result, with the author making the interpretation of events as a fictional reconstruction. Also, in the process of communicating between the author and the audience through the medium of the result, they are transformed into actual experiences as they meet with the audience’s own experience. This workshop examines conceptually how these three forms of narratives are organized. Later, participants will explore ways to actually implement each process to find out how narratives can be used to develop their own creative activities and relationships with others, and to give meaning to life.
Lecturer
Yang Ah Ham Lives and works in Korea, Turkey and the Netherland. Her interest lies in developing an art practice that can be considered as a mode of social criticism, while focusing on individual lives and alternative social systems through her own experience of different societies. Yang Ah Ham has been exhibited in many solo and group shows including Trans – Justice, (Taipei MOCA 2018), Asia Art Biennale (Taiwan national museum of fine arts, 2017), Meidacity Seoul Biennale (SeMA, 2016), Discordant Harmony (Art Sonje Center, Hiroshima MOCA, Taipei Kuandu Museum, 2015-16), Artist of the year prize show (MMCA, 2013), Art of Communication: Anri Sala, Yang Ah Ham, Philippe Parreno, Jorge Pardo (MMCA Deoksugung, 2011), Adjective Life in the Nonsense Factory, (Art Sonje Center, 2010), Gwangju Biennale (2010), Shanghai Biennale(2008), Hermes art prize show (2008). She has won Art of the Year Award, (Arts Council of Korea, 2005). Ham participated in Rijksakademie residency in Amsterdam in 2006-2007.
For Registration: https://forms.gle/EpsP4UwGjtDKtqmV6
＊The workshop will be conducted in English, Chinese translation will be provided
