One Escape at a Time 하루하루 탈출한다
8 Sept—21 Nov 2021

Network is a citywide project that places representations of works from the Biennale exhibition at some 100 locations across Seoul from 1 August to 31 December 2021.

Presented on K-Pop Square Media, this special program brings One Escape at a Time to the center of Gangnam.

A special hour-long TV program bringing One Escape at a Time to homes in Korea.

Brice Dellsperger discusses ideas related to doubling in the context of his practice and its relation to cinema.

Participants Jinhwon Hong and Kim Min discuss notions of visibility and free expression in relation to our new digital reality.

Drawing on the process of developing his online subscription project DESTROY THE CODES, Jinhwon Hong reflects on the power structures that inform how the Internet operates.

Developed upon the framework of the web-based project The Personal Stories Project, Hapjungjigu convenes a roundtable to reflect on their work over the past seven years.

A roundtable discussion with students from the Sungkyunkwan University Fine Art Department to conclude the Feedback Companions Learning Program.

This lecture performance tells how a story about a cross-dressing female pharaoh and her lover informs Monira Al Qadiri’s exploration of our yearning for intimacy.

Jon McCurley’s performance takes viewers out to an idyllic provincial park in Canada, a landscape of old and young forest. This performance/live feed explores the politicized landscape of the wilderness preserve.

This performance of their debut song "KALEIDOSCOPE" marks the global launch of C-U-T, a “Swedish K-pop” boy band formed by artist Ming Wong with six students at the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm.

A collaboration between Amy Lam and artist/filmmaker Oliver Husain, this livestreamed performance takes a “not racial” joke told to one of the artists about how they would make an entertaining interpreter for Cookie Monster to its furthest conclusion.

Taking place somewhere in Seoul’s Euljiro neighborhood, singer-songwriter Amature Amplifier’s performances offer passers-by a series of unexpected encounters.

A lecture series conceived to address the ability of popular media’s to serve as a both a gateway to escapism and a form of engaging with reality, and explore how new media technology has brought more voices and perspectives to wider audiences.

A writing workshop to explore escapism as a means of imagining new world views through science-fiction writing.

A workshop for children to explore the One Escape at a Time exhibition and imagine ways of looking at things.

Approaches are 30min exhibition talks at lunchtime.

A tour of the Biennale with one of the curators.