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October 24, 2019
Graphic designer and curator Na Kim talks about the role of large-scale wall graphics, immersive environments, and site-specific installations in her dynamic design practice.
Presented by CCA’s Graduate Program in Curatorial Practice in partnership with MFA Design.
Curatorial Research Bureau
Na Kim is a graphic designer currently based in Seoul and Berlin, as a member of Table Union. She has focused on the visual language of autonomous works as well as various cultural commissioned projects. She was responsible for the concept and design of GRAPHIC magazine from 2009 until 2011 and has initiated series projects based on her monograph, SET since 2015. She has held solo exhibitions, such as Black and White (2019), Red, Yellow, Blue (2017), SET (2015), Choice Specimen (2014), Found Abstracts (2011), Fragile (2006). In addition, Kim has been a curator for Brno Biennale, Chaumont Festival, Seoul International Typography Biennale, and Fikra Graphic Design Biennial. Kim also worked on projects with COS, Hermès, ÅLAND and many other clients and Kim’s works have been invited to international exhibitions at MMCA, V&A, MoMA, Milan Triennale Museum, Die Neue Sammlung and etc. Na Kim has been a member of AGI since 2016.
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