MIN PARK 박민서
Min Park is from Seoul and is currently based in New York. Her research engages questions of temporality and historicity, with particular attention to embodied forms of knowledge—such as craft practices, oral tradition, and other modes of transmission.
She is currently pursuing an MA in Art History at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, and received her BA in History of Art with honors, with minors in Cinema and Media Studies and Fine Arts, from the University of Pennsylvania. Her curatorial and editorial experience includes roles at the Brooklyn Rail, Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Francis Gallery, Cereal Magazine, FLAG Art Foundation, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, and the University of Pennsylvania, where she served as a research assistant to Professor Kaja Silverman.
She seeks to cultivate spaces of sustained gaze, curiosity, and connection. Recently, writing has become a way for her to digest experience, while cooking has emerged as a means of gathering people and noticing time’s passing. She loves gentle rainy days, short walks—especially near big, round trees or by bodies of water—and organizational tasks of all kinds.
To get in touch, please email minsuhp@gmail.com.
She is currently pursuing an MA in Art History at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, and received her BA in History of Art with honors, with minors in Cinema and Media Studies and Fine Arts, from the University of Pennsylvania. Her curatorial and editorial experience includes roles at the Brooklyn Rail, Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Francis Gallery, Cereal Magazine, FLAG Art Foundation, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, and the University of Pennsylvania, where she served as a research assistant to Professor Kaja Silverman.
She seeks to cultivate spaces of sustained gaze, curiosity, and connection. Recently, writing has become a way for her to digest experience, while cooking has emerged as a means of gathering people and noticing time’s passing. She loves gentle rainy days, short walks—especially near big, round trees or by bodies of water—and organizational tasks of all kinds.
To get in touch, please email minsuhp@gmail.com.