BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610973591 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260929 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610974616 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610975641 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610977690 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261002 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610978715 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261003 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610980764 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261004 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610981789 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261005 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610983838 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261006 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610984863 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261007 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610985888 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261008 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610986913 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261009 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610987938 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261010 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610988963 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261011 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610989988 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261012 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610991013 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261013 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610992038 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261014 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610993063 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610994088 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261016 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610995113 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261017 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610996138 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261018 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610997163 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261019 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878610999212 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261020 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611000237 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611001262 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261022 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611002287 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611003312 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261024 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611005361 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261025 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611006386 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261026 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611007411 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261027 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611008436 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261028 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611010485 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261029 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611011510 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611014583 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611016632 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261101 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611017657 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261102 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611018682 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261103 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611020731 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261104 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611021756 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261105 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611022781 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611023806 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261107 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611024831 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261108 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611025856 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261109 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611026881 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261110 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611027906 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261111 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611029955 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261112 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611030980 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611032005 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261114 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611033030 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261115 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611034055 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261116 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611035080 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261117 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611036105 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261118 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611038154 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261119 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611039179 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261120 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611041228 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261121 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611042253 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261122 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611043278 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261123 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611044303 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261124 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611046352 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261125 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031101Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611047378 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261126 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611048403 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261127 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611049428 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261128 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611051477 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261129 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611052502 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261130 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611053527 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261201 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611055576 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261202 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611085273 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261203 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611086298 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261204 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611088347 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261205 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611091420 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261206 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611093469 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261207 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611096542 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261208 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611097567 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261209 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611098592 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261210 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20261017T031102Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53878611100641 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261211 DESCRIPTION:The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun\, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’ s) Art\, from September 29 to December 11\, 2026. Active since the 1980s\, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression with contemporary art\, reflecting the lives and realities of ordinary people and envisioning possibilities for a more just and ecological future. The exhibition explores Kim’s con cept of “Indigenous Futures” through art as a form of civilizational t ransformation\, expressing p'owŏl (포월 抱越)\, embracing and transce nding the pain and contradictions of reality while reaching toward new pos sibilities for the future.\n\nThe opening reception on October 8 will feat ure an artist talk and a Korean mask dance (탈춤 t'alch'um) performance by Kim Bong-Jun and Che Se-hyun\, a Seattle-based creative director and mu ltidisciplinary artist.\n\nThe exhibition is curated by Jee-Young Park\, K orean Studies Librarian\, and Jisoo Kim\, an SFSU MA Museum Studies gradua te and San Francisco-based curator. GEO:37.429468;-122.167272 LOCATION:Lathrop Library\, East Asia Library\, 2nd Floor SUMMARY:Korean Indigenous Futures: The Art of Kim Bong-Jun 김봉준 판화 전: 토착적 미래- K아트\, 디아스포라\, 세계 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/korean-indigenous-futures CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR