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_aAttention! Zombies _b: 2022 ACC Context _c/ Editor: Kimkit; Curators: Lucia Eunyoung Kwon, Na Eun, Park Yewon, Lee Jooyeon, Jo Eunyoung |
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_aGwangju; _bAsia Cultural Centre; _c2022 |
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_a176p; _c26x21cm |
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| 520 | _aZombies began to appear in European and American films during the shift to the 20th century. After undergoing different makeovers, zombies began appearing as protagonists in 21st-century Korean visual media. How was this “contemporary monster,” which transcends time and borders, created? 2022 ACC CONTEXT “Attention! Zombies” reinterprets zombies beyond simple creations of popular culture—as contemporary symbols that have taken on the temporality and regionality of this age.' — from Asia Culture Center's website | ||
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_aContemporary Art _91151 |
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_aN4390-5098 Visual Arts. Exhibitions _92 |
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_aBok Dohoon _91347 |
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_aJo Eunyoung _91348 |
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_aKimkit _91350 |
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_aLee Jeongeun _91351 |
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_aLee Jooyeon _91352 |
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_aLee Kyunghyuk _91353 |
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_aLucia Eunyoung Kwon _91354 |
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_aNa Eun _91355 |
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_aPark Yewon _91356 |
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