Art is an act of care, archive, and resistance—a way to hold memory, challenge narratives, and build connections across time. In this welcoming conversation, Cinque Hicks and Louis Corrigan respond to Gyun Hur’s Our mothers, our water, our peace within the context of our time, reflecting on how artistic practices shape collective memory and offer [...]

Facilitated by Jenny Gerow, Chief Curator at Akron Museum of Art Grief is an embodied experience—woven into memory, ritual, and creative expression. In this intimate conversation and readings, artists Gyun Hur and Le’Andra LeSeur reflect on how loss, language, and spirituality shape their practices. Rooted in both personal and collective histories, their work engages with [...]

Facilitated by Claire Kim, Manager of Programs and Collections, Asia Art Archive in America (AAAA) How do artists navigate the tensions between individual expression and collective responsibility? How do acts of monumentality—whether in scale, memory, or intention—shape our understanding of community and agency? Artists Gyun Hur and Jean Shin come together in a profound [...]