Handbook for New Artists
Kim Mi-na, Ahn Jung-ju, Yang Youn-hwa, Lee Min-jeong, Lee Young-bin, Lee Eun-sil, Jeong Ki-hoon, Chung Arong, Zin Ki-jon
May 2 - Oct 1, 2006
This series of projects is meant to provide an orientation process with artists who just set their first steps in art community. It includes offering artists the opportunities for public relations, critics’ feedback, discussion and exchange of ideas with other artists, as well as information on art markets and career building.

The Artist Workshop is designed to foster the growth of new artists into professionals by heightening their experience in and understanding of necessary field works and institutional devices for artistic communication. Various tasks in presentation, exhibition, PR, critique, relationship with galleries, and artist sponsorship programs are laid out in order to allow artists form subjective perspectives and fully express themselves based on sound theoretical and administrative knowledge for effective communication.

Organized by Lee Eun-ju(Independent curator), Kang Sung-eun(Curator, IAS)

Curators: Kang Sung-eun(IAS), Ahn Kyung-hwa(Independent curator), Lee Dae-bum(Independent curator), Lee Eun-ju(Independent curator), Hwang Shin-won(Sarubia)

Artists: Kim Mi-na, Ahn Jung-ju, Yang Youn-hwa, Lee Min-jeong, Lee Young-bin, Lee Eun-sil, Jeong Ki-hoon, Chung Arong, Zin Ki-jong, Heo Gwang-il


Program:

Tips on writing artist statements and presentation

Exhibition through partnership with curators

Focused critique

Artists share experiences and tips on being visiting artists

Survival information for artists (Public programs)

Tuesday, July 18, 2006, 17:00 ~ 19:00
Advice and information on alternative spaces, galleries and public funds
Chae Eun-young, curator, alternative space pool (www.altpool.org)

Tuesday, July. 25, 2006 17:00 ~ 19:00
Art market and the artist-dealer relationship
Son Yoo-jeong, curator, do art gallery (www.doart.co.kr)

Tuesday, August 8, 2006, 17:00 ~ 19:00
How to make a full use of mass media
Yoon Dong-hee, editor, ABC Paper (www.abcpaper.co.kr)

Tuesday, August 15, 2006, 17:00 ~ 19:00
Information share on artist residencies

Tuesday, September 12, 2006, 17:00 ~ 19:00
Tips on grant applications.
The IAS workshops promote voluntary participation and personal ownership of the process rather than structured indoctrination. Away from giving one-sided instruction, the IAS workshops encourage participants to get motivated and activated in the course of discussion.

It is hoped that participants will proactively delineate the issues and agenda relevant to the field of the visual arts, refine them, and thereby “pre-empt ” the future discourses and activities in the practice of the visual arts.