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Emily Chun

Emily Chun

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Art Writer, Art Asia Pacific

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Total articles 35

  • Hyeree Ro’s Autobiographical Automobile

    By Emily Chun| ArtReview Verified In Niro at Canal Projects, the former car of the artist’s late father becomes a ‘psychological prosthetic’ for their burdened relationshipWhen the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard visited the United States in the 1980s, he was both alarmed and mesmerised by the cars that crammed the freeways of Los Angeles: ‘All you need to know about American society can be gleaned from an anthropology of its driving behaviour,’ he declared in his book America (1986).

    By Emily Chun · ArtReview

    Nov. 12, 2024

  • Curator Conversations: Carol Yinghua Lu

    By Caroline Ha Thuc, David Frazier, Emily Chun| Art Asia Pacific Verified People This conversation is part of a series between Caroline Ha Thuc and curators across Asia Pacific. Carol Yinghua Lu is a curator, art critic, and director of the Beijing Inside-Out Art Museum, where she recently curated the first major survey of Wang Youshen, “Codes of Culture” (2022), and the Yokohama Triennale (2023) with co-curator Liu Ding. She was a contributing editor at Frieze magazine (2008–2018) and a visiting fellow at Tate Research Centre (2013).

    By Caroline Ha Thuc, David Frazier, Emily Chun · Art Asia Pacific

    Dec. 05, 2023

  • Hyeree Ro’s Autobiographical Automobile

    By Emily Chun| ArtReview Verified In Niro at Canal Projects, the former car of the artist’s late father becomes a ‘psychological prosthetic’ for their burdened relationshipWhen the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard visited the United States in the 1980s, he was both alarmed and mesmerised by the cars that crammed the freeways of Los Angeles: ‘All you need to know about American society can be gleaned from an anthropology of its driving behaviour,’ he declared in his book America (1986).

    By Emily Chun · ArtReview

    Nov. 12, 2024

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Art Asia Pacific

Stanford, California, United States

+1 650-723-2300