Atta Kim at the Venice Biennale
ON-AIR Project, The Sex Series, 1 Hour, 2003, © Atta Kim
Exhibition on View:
Atta Kim: ON-AIR
Thursday, June 4–Sunday, November 22
Palazzo Zenebio
Dorsoduro 2597
Venice, Italy
If you find yourself in Venice, the romantic city of water, this summer, don’t miss your chance to visit the 53rd International Art Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia. This year’s art exhibition, titled Making Worlds, features works by over 90 artists from all over the world, including South Korean photographer Atta Kim.
Atta Kim: ON-AIR series features long-exposure images of places such as Times Square and the UN Headquarters. The radiant images give a feeling of a deserted ghost-town, a twilight reality in which everything fades.
The exhibition also features work from his Monologue of Ice series, where he documents slowly melting ice sculptures of recognizable figures as Mao Zedong, to show how once-mighty figures and places are gone and now exist merely as fleeting memories or pictures in history.
Also check out Atta Kim’s Aperture-published book The Museum Project.
Tags: Atta Kim, Korean Photography, The Museum Project, Venice Biennale
