Kyoung eun Kang

Kyoung eun Kang

  • Performances
    • Islands
    • Woman Ironing
    • From This Blanket
    • Partners
    • Breathing in public
    • Happy Birthday
    • Blanket
    • weathervane
    • Gache
    • 희로애락
  • TRACES: 28 days in Elizabeth Murray's studio
    • Video performance
    • Exhibition view
    • Photos series
    • Watercolor drawings
  • 1402 Seok-Dong
  • Every Morning, Every Evening
  • Care Package
    • Care Package VII
    • Care Package IV
    • Care Package VI
    • Care Package I performance
    • Care Package V
    • Care package III_Eomma (Mother) performance
    • Care Package II performance
    • Care package installation
  • Video
    • Omaha Diary I
    • The Three Musketeers
    • Flower Man
    • Ghost Uncle
    • Lighthouses
  • Family poems
  • Photography
    • A stone from Korea (ongoing series)
    • A family bonsai
    • The Hidden Dimension (A&K)
    • A skin ball (exfoliated skin collected from my mother and me while scrubbing our backs)
    • A poster
    • switch
    • Self-portrait Father/Mother
    • Step
  • Drawings
  • News
  • Biography
  • Bibliography
  • Contact
Care Package V
2022
Performance
Performed at FiveMyles in Brooklyn as part of a performance event , Handle with Care.
Organized by Laura Bernstein and Rebecca Pristoop.
Photo by Dan Pavsic

Care package is an ongoing performance series that Kyoung eun Kang has developed over the last 14 years. For Handle with Care, Kang presents Care Package V, the latest performance in the series. It begins with the artist carrying a care package from her mother in South Korea. This package is unpacked over the course of a performance incorporating sound, objects, and movement. This performance invites the audience into the uniquely intimate relationship that has evolved between the artist and her mother over their period of long separation, exploring the notions of home, time, care, and distance. The Care Package series is one part of the artist's expansive practice created to better understand human nature and the bonds that tie us together.

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