About the event
Moving east, Hojun Song’s installation Apple 2010 ripened right before viewers’ eyes while Choi Jeong Hwa’s plastic Lotus Flower charmed audiences with kitsch. N.A.S.A. got down with BIG NAZO dancers, EE showed up dressed like twins from Jupiter, and Tasha Reid and Drunken Tiger surprised us with the vibrancy of South Korea’s soul and hip-hop scenes. We also screened some stand out films from Yeondoo Jung and Nikki S. Lee. But perhaps the most obvious but overlooked spectacle, the KRING itself, might be worth mentioning as the most futuristic venue we’ve ever seen.
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N.A.S.A., Drunken Tiger & Yun Mirae aka Tasha Reid, EE, IDIOTAPE, Spank Rock, Galaxy Express, Peter Lee, Hojun Song, Lumpens, Choi Jeong Hwa, Seung-Kwan No, and Yeondoo Jung brought colossal energy to the most cutting-edge venue we’ve ever seen.
Dates and Times
August 28
Address
KRING
Creative Culture Space Kring
968-3, Daechi-dong
Gangnamgu, Seoul
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