Suki Seokyeong Kang: Black Mat Oriole home decor as being sad or in

as being sad or in love

These disparate photographs taken across different seasons construct a dialogue between some of the city’s component parts – homes

Hardcover with white foil deboss

Who is speaking when more than one is in fact speaking

Underscored by a collaborative text work by Melbourne poet Lisa Gorton and an experimental essay by Art Gallery of NSW Senior Curator of Contemporary Australian Art Isobel Parker Philip

Suki Seokyeong Kang: Black Mat Oriole home decor as being sad or inSuki Seokyeong Kang: Black Mat Oriole is the first major publication of artist Suki Seokyeong Kang. Printed in both English and Korean, this publication includes essays by ICA curators Alex Klein and Kate Kraczon, as well as an insightful essay by scholar Yongwoo Lee that situates the artistic resonances and political valences of Kangs work within both a contemporary and historical Korean context. These texts are amplified by the artists own voice