MIN PARK 박민서
is from Seoul, South Korea, and currently living in New York. Her works are inspired by nature and a sense of gathering she finds at the intersection of food and art. She is greatly interested in materiality and its plasticity, all kinds of exploration of synthesis and intersection, and films, especially the works of Maryam Touzani, Nadine Labaki, and Tsai Ming-Liang.
She loves the ocean / big (round) trees / paperback books / writing and receiving letters / collecting small objects from nature / cooking for friends and family / and organization of all sorts.
You will find her with at least one item in green, a small pearl necklace her grandmother designed, and her silver coin, with a tree growing both tall and deep, at any time.
To get in touch, please email－minsuhp@gmail.com
EDUCATION
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
Full resume available upon request.
She loves the ocean / big (round) trees / paperback books / writing and receiving letters / collecting small objects from nature / cooking for friends and family / and organization of all sorts.
You will find her with at least one item in green, a small pearl necklace her grandmother designed, and her silver coin, with a tree growing both tall and deep, at any time.
To get in touch, please email－minsuhp@gmail.com
EDUCATION
The University of Pennsylvania '22 | B.A. in History of Art with honors; minor in Fine Arts and Cinema and Media Studies
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
Guggenheim Museum | Publications Intern
Francis Gallery | Project Coordinator
Cereal Magazine | Editorial Intern
University of Pennsylvania | Research Assistant to Professor Kaja Silverman
Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia | Curatorial Intern
Project Archive | Editor-in-chief
FLAG Art Foundation | Gallery Intern
Full resume available upon request.