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Korean Diaspora: Ricepaper Airplane
Taeho Lee (Artistic Director)
Incheon: The Gateway Between the Korean Peninsula and the World
Koreans have spread across the Korean peninsula and beyond. Incheon is the gateway for this, as Koreans leave and enter the country through this city.  As a past port city, and current home to Korea¡¯s major international airport, Incheon¡¯s history as Korea¡¯s international hub makes it the perfect setting for this exhibition.
Spread of the Internet and Culture
Historically, diasporas formed as a result of famine, war, social turmoil or forced migration by government power. But with the rise of the internet and especially social media, the world is more interconnected than ever.  For the first time in history, voluntary emigration is on the rise due to new opportunities in employment and education, as well as personal autonomy brought on by the wealth of information and opportunity right at your fingertips.
The Korean Diaspora also reflects this trend.  In the past, migration and separation were mainly driven by force, but since the millennium, voluntary emigration has been increasing. In short, much of the modern Korean Diaspora was created by individual and collective free will.
An Art Exhibition Commemorating the 120th Anniversary of Korean Immigration
Korea¡¯s first immigration case was recorded on December 22, 1902 when 121 people left Jemulpo Port for Hawaii.  Since then, Korea¡¯s international migration has exploded with 7.5 million Koreans abroad as of 2022, just 120 years later.  To commemorate the 120th anniversary, the city of Incheon will hold various art exhibitions and academic events to explore the current state and significance of the Korean diaspora.
Korean Diaspora:  Ricepaper Airplane
The Korean Diaspora-Ricepaper Airplane exhibition will be held at Incheon Art Platform from September 30, 2022- November 27, 2022.  This special exhibition will feature works by 18 visual artists of Korean descent from all around the world who are proactive in their own countries.
Korean Diaspora &#8211; Ricepaper Airplane invited 18 artists from eight countries including Korea, Japan, Germany, France, Denmark, Australia, Canada, and the United States. These 18 artists are recognized for their compelling practices in their media.
While all the artists are of Korean descent, their contents and forms of the works are as distinct as their differing nationalities. Some of these artists voluntarily chose to move and work in a foreign country.  Others did not. Some of these artists are second-generation immigrants and have forgotten the Korean language; others are third-generation immigrants who only remember Korea as the country of their grandparents.
The forms through which the artists¡¯ ideas manifest are also diverse. The works traverse across all media of art, including painting, photography, installations, video, animation, sculpture, and drawing. They span over 30 years, from Nam June Paik¡¯s I wrote it in Tokyo in 1954 from the 1990s to Kakyoung Lee¡¯s animation Passersby, completed in September  2022.
All of these exhibited works can be classified as Contemporary Art, as they demonstrate diversity, different styles, contents, and voices.
Despite the diversity in media and form, these artists are all linked by their Korean heritage. In many of the works, this link may explain the common sentiment that evokes the land that they have left.  
Memory and Emotions and the Search for ¡°Identity¡±
In  a broad sense, the exhibited works display a certain cultural memory of their home country (Nam June Paik, Kate-Hers Rhee).  Other works feature political/social concerns, compassion (Sung Ho Choi, Yong Soon Min, Yooah Park, et al.), personal or collective sorrows and longing (Jin-me Yoon, Jane Jin Kaisen, Jhonnam Ha, Hyung-Hee Lee, et al.).  There is also anger and accusations against history (Glenn and Julie Morey, Kakyoung Lee,  Heejoo Kim et al).
The genre of art is related to or even difficult to separate from the artist's "identity¡±.  
Many artists strive to confirm their own existence in the world.  Most artists seem to recognize themselves from an anthropological perspective, identifying themselves as an ¡°other¡± or as a minority among westerners, asking questions about their own ¡°identity,¡± who they are and who ¡°Koreans¡± are (Gala Porras-Kim, Daphn&eacute; Nan Le Sergent, Kimsooja, Yiso Bahc, Young Joo Lee,  et al).
Notably, 4 of our 18 artists were adopted out of Korea as children,  and grew up in the US, France, Germany, and Denmark. Since the Korean War in the 1950s, and through the 1980s, South Korea underwent incredible industrialization and economic development. During that period, Korea became known as ¡°the land of the orphans¡± due to the number of children adopted out across the world. Foreign adoption is a shameful part of Korea¡¯s past that Korea tries to conceal. We now have no choice but to embrace the painful past, recognizing the more than 200,000 "overseas adoptees" as part of Korea's unique diaspora.
Glenn and Julie Morey¡¯s video work Given Away is charged with an acute sense of pain.  Their work features interviews of 100 Korean adoptees throughout the world, seen through the eyes of the Morey couple, who grew up as Korean adoptees living in a foreign country themselves.
The Korean Diaspora in Contemporary Art
The exhibition title Ricepaper Airplane was inspired by the novel A Ricepaper Airplane by Gary Park, a third-generation Korean-American in Hawaii.  An airplane that has already taken off serves as a metaphor for Koreans abroad, whether by self-will, or the will of others. They set foot on a foreign and unfamiliar land, where they fight to survive.  Some grew up as artists, and a small number of them were invited to the exhibition Korean Diaspora-Ricepaper Airplane. Though few in number, it is meaningful since these artists have the opportunity to return to their motherland and  to unite under the name of this exhibition.
To the public, Korean Diaspora-Ricepaper Airplanes showcases current trends in contemporary art at a global level. Concurrently, these works will shed new light on the current status of  Korea and the Korean people, from an outsider¡¯s objective perspective.
We may also find ourselves questioning our own identities in light of the various works in the exhibition. For example, Yiso Bahc's work We Are Happy may grab you for a while, and make us ask ourselves if we are indeed happy. On the other hand, we may ask a chain of questions such as:  ¡°What does it mean to be a Korean?¡± ¡°How can one ease this pain?¡± and ¡°Why did the South and the North Koreas divide?¡± After all, the purpose of art is to make one think and question.
As we know, the power of art lies not in the answers but in the questions. With meaningful questions,  this exhibition will soar and fly.


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